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Opened just 10 months ago, the Bright Feeds plant is already converting 150 tons of food waste per day into nutritious animal feed, and within a couple of years, expects to double this amount to 315 tons/day. Continue Reading →
“I am a moderate, registered Republican….I am voting Row A to elect the Democratic BET candidates. They are pragmatic, intelligent, and collaborative. I hope other Republicans will join me in sending a message that the divisiveness, the lying, and the hate for fellow Americans is anathema to the United States of America and to the Constitution.”– Greg Piccinino Continue Reading →
Hundreds flocked to Bruce Park Sunday morning for the YWCA Greenwich’s Walk the Walk Against Domestic Violence. Domestic violence is the most reported violent crime in the Town of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“This effort is what former Trump advisor Steve Bannon labeled the ‘precinct strategy’ and it is happening in real time, in our community.” – A Coalition Of Registered Republican, Democratic and Undecided Voters. Stephanie Cowie, Jeremy Kostin, Arline Lomazzo, Jaysen Medhurst, Skip Parker, Dan Quigley, Steve Rubin, James Waters Continue Reading →
Welcome to this exquisite 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home, boasting 4,332 sq/ft of sophisticated living space, nestled directly on the serene banks of what the homeowners affectionately refer to as ”Serenity Pond.” Continue Reading →
New vendors and old favorites will bring their unique handmade wares… along with special One-Day Only Sales, artisan demonstrations, gourmet tastings, door prizes, raffle, complementary refreshments…Fun for All! Continue Reading →
OGS building committee chair James Waters gave the Selectmen a snapshot of where the project stood. He warned if the project does not get through P&Z, and if the BET does not make progress on satisfying the conditions it controls, the building committee anticipated the project would run out of funding in early 2024. Continue Reading →
“Once we have demonstrated progress, our State delegation in Hartford will be empowered to continue to push back on onerous state legislation bolstered with data and evidence that Greenwich has local and tangible solutions that work. It’s up to us, and if I am elected First Selectperson, this issue will be of highest priority.” – Laura Erickson, Democratic candidate for First Selectperson Continue Reading →
“The Senior Tax Abatement Program in Greenwich was overwhelmingly approved at the December, 2001 Representative Town
Meeting, and has been renewed ever since.” – Paul Curtis, Greenwich Continue Reading →
