There will be a celebration of life held at Harvest Time Church on Friday, July 28, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. Continue Reading →
Douglas “Doug” Finocchio, Jr., 58
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Stamford Downtown Presents 2023 Summer Restaurant Weeks, Aug14-27
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Restaurants include Acuario Restaurant, Bar Rosso, Barcelona Wine Bar, Bari 167, Bedford Hall Craft Kitchen & Bar, Blackstones Steakhouse, Capriccio Café, Chez Vous Bistro, Çka Ka Qëllu, Columbus Park Trattoria, Divina Modern Italian, FISH Restaurant + Bar, Flinders Lane Kitchen & Bar, Hudson Social, Jerkyz, Juice Kings, Kashi Sushi Lounge, Kotobuki Japanese Cuisine, Kouzina Greek Taverna & Bar, Kyushu Ramen & Sushi, La Perle Restaurant & Bar, Love Meat Korean BBQ, Noches de Colombia, Quartiere Neighborhood Italian, Siena Ristorante, Taj Indian Cuisine, Terra Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse, The Capital Grille, Towne Parlor Pizza & Pints, Tutti Pazzi, Verde Galerie and ZAZA Italian Gastrobar. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Food Drink Restaurants
Why Is COVID-19 Still Newsworthy?
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“While the pandemic was officially declared ended in May 2023, the COVID-19 virus remains alive, well, and continuously capable of on-going mutations.” – Stephanie Paulmeno, Greenwich Health Dept Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, COVID-19, Greenwich Health Dept, Long Covid, Stephanie Paulmeno
Cathy Kangas Foundation for Animals Celebrates 5th Anniversary with Special Offers
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Cathy Kangas is offering the public an opportunity to join her life-saving work by contributing to her Foundation. She will match all donations. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dogs, Giving, Cathy Cangas Foundation, Cathy Kangas
Greenwich Police Arrest Woman Alleged to Have Long History of Deception and Evictions
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According to the arrest report, during a lengthy investigation Greenwich Police detectives were able to establish that the suspect had a long history of deception and evictions within the town of Greenwich, costing numerous landlords potential rental income and incurring legal fees. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Did Greenwich Wrongfully Imprison a Man for 70 Years?
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Francis Clifford Smith was arrested in 1949 and convicted of murdering Grover Hart in the dining room of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club.
” The fact that something like this happened in Greenwich should outrage every single one of us.” – Zachary Frey Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Francis Clifford Smith, Grover Hart, Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Lamont Signs Legislation Licensing Free-Standing Birth Centers in an Effort To Increase Access To High-Quality Maternal Health Services
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The law will will license free-standing birth centers and allow them to operate in Connecticut, serving as an alternative to traditional hospitals for low-risk pregnancies and deliveries with the goal of expanding access and increasing choices to high-quality maternal health services. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, birthing care, doulas, free standing birth centers, pregnancy
TALKING TRANSPORTATION: Summer Rail Adventures
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If you’re looking for family fun this summer, consider visiting one of Connecticut’s many living museums celebrating our state’s rail heritage. The Shore Line Trolley Museum in East Haven (www.shorelinetrolley.com) was founded in 1945 and now boasts more than one hundred trolley cars in its collection. It’s on the National Registry of Historic Places and is the oldest continuously operating trolley line in the US, still running excursion trolleys for a three-mile run on tracks once used by The Connecticut Company for its “F Line” from New Haven to Branford. You can also walk through the car barns and watch volunteers painstakingly restoring the old cars. There’s also a small museum exhibit and gift shop. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Connecticut rail heritage, Jim Cameron, SoNo Switch Tower Museum, The Connecticut Trolley Museum, The Danbury Railroad Museum, The Essex Steam Train, The Shore Line Trolley Museum
Brunswick Student’s Non-Profit “Green Greenwich” Seeks to Reduce Town’s Carbon Footprint and Energy Consumption
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Some local businesses that have already made the switch to LED lights are All Birds, Grigg Street Pizza, Corbo’s Corner Deli, Blankenship Dry Goods, and La Taqueria. Continue Reading →
