200 Bedford Road sold on June 7, 2023 for $4,100,000 Continue Reading →
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The Card Shop welcomes all to come in and have their cards looked at to see if there is a hidden gem. Continue Reading →
The applicants seek to build a three story building with 10 dwelling units along the Byram River. The ground floor would be for parking, plus two residential floors above. Continue Reading →
The incident happened Thursday, July 6, 2023 at approximately 2:47am. Fortunately no one was injured. Continue Reading →
The owner of Blankenship Dry Goods, a retail store at the top of Greenwich Avenue, is suing the Town’s Planning & Zoning Dept for alleged unfairness stemming from allowing restaurants to set up seasonal outdoor dining “nodes” in metered parking spaces. Continue Reading →
This unique public-private program that offers young Greenwich teens a summer job opportunity conserving our town’s green spaces. Continue Reading →
“A Working Group of largely self-interested members, devoid of public input, seems unlikely to be able or willing to solve the concerns of ratepayers/voters affected daily by the devastating loss of the health and environmental benefits (not to mention aesthetics and property values) afforded by the thousands of trees being removed.” – Juliet Cain Continue Reading →
The two instructors, George Weiksner, 17, and Alejandro Rodriguez, 17, both local high school students and accomplished entrepreneurs, bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to the program. George is the founder of Pocketful of Quarters, a cryptocurrency-gaming startup, while Alejandro has created his own landscaping company. Their real-world experiences and relatability will undoubtedly inspire and motivate the young participants. Continue Reading →
In his report Dr. Jonathan Budd, GPS chief Human Resources Officer said the damage from Mr. Boland’s words, albeit inaccurate, caused the district, its employees, the Town and its residents came in the form of lasting disruption and disrepute. Continue Reading →