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Along the route, families lined the streets to cheer on their athletes who made their way to Greenwich Commons by the Havemeyer building where the Chicken Joe’s food truck and an ice cream truck awaited. Continue Reading →
“When Greenwich tells Hartford that zoning should remain local, we cannot stop the conversation there. We need to pursue actionable measures to make progress on housing.” – Janet Stone McGuigan, Greenwich Selectperson Continue Reading →
As predicted in this column, the Connecticut legislature has approved Governor Lamont’s new budget which will cause cuts in train service in the state. Continue Reading →
A vehicular detour will be in effect with the detour route utilizing Arch Street, Sound Beach Avenue, West End Avenue, Summit Road, Drinkwater Place, and Owenoke Way. Accelerated Bridge Construction techniques will be utilized in this project to reduce road closure time. Access to Binney Park’s tennis court, playground, and baseball fields will remain open to the public via Binney Park Drive. Continue Reading →
“What is clear about these groups is that their aim is to fulfill the national Republican strategy laid out by Trump acolyte Steve Bannon called “the Precinct Strategy” which seeks to have the far-right elements of the Republican party take control of local governments from the bottom up.” – Dan Quigley Continue Reading →
MOLI restaurant and bar is set in a historic building, the foundation of the space was initially designed as the Putnam Trust Bank by architect F.A. Wright in 1915. Continue Reading →
“We call on first selectman Fred Camillo not to wobble in his defense of LGBTQ neighbors, and to clearly reject the genuine bigotry our LGBTQ neighbors have faced on social media and the Town Hall lawn.” – Joe Angland, DTC chair Continue Reading →
Initially, the club operated solely online due to COVID restrictions. Three years later, the GHS Chess Club is one of the largest clubs at the high school, with around 240 members. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday the Greenwich Planning & Zoning commission approved a change of use application from dry cleaner to group fitness center in Cos Cob. Katie’s Cleaners at 138 East Putnam Ave will become “Hot Phiit.” Continue Reading →
