808 North Street sold on Sept 10, 2024 for $8,800,000. Continue Reading →
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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Sept 4-9, 2024
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100 Clapboard Ridge Rd sold on Sept 6, 2024 for $11,400,000 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate
Glenville to Get a New Supermarket: Greenwich P&Z Approves Application for DeCicco & Sons
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More property was rezoned from residential to commercial to accommodate more parking at the back of the building. The building will be expanded and DeCicco’s will add their signature tower. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate, DeCicco & Sons, Glenville, Green & Tonic, Luca's Pizzeria, Sweet Notes
7th Annual DART to the Finish Raises $160,000+ for Crucial Niemann-Pick Type C Research
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The annual family friendly event supports critical funding for rare childhood disease NPC research, supporting groundbreaking clinical trials and treatments. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health, Sports, Dana's Angels Research Trust, DART, DART to the Finish
Residents Gather for Walk to School Day and Advocate for Sidewalks on Shore Road, “SOS”
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The “SOS” goal is to have the money needed for the build of the sidewalk presented in January for the upcoming year’s budget, which would then need to be approved by the BET and the RTM. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Schools, Transportation, Sidewalks on Shore Road, Sidwalks on Shore, SOS, Walk to School Day
Town Elevator at Train Station Repaired in Time for “Greenwich Crossing” Kick-Off
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“Greenwich deserves a good elevator for people who travel to and from work in office attire and, of course, especially for disabled people.” – Darany von Regensburg, founder of Friends of Autistic People (FAP) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, ADA, Americans With Disabilities Act, Greenwich Crossing, Greenwich train station
With a Passion for Cars, Greenwich High School Students Car Detailing Business Takes Off
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GHS freshman Austin Ho started a car detailing business. He was joined by his older brother Trevor and friend Nick Petrov, who helped with the website and social media. This week, through a lot of hard work over three hours, the trio brought a tired looking 2006 BMW back to life. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Schools, Austin Ho, car detailing, CT Car Care, Greenwich High School, Nick Petrov, Trevor Ho
Groundbreaking! Cos Cob Branch Library Renovation Begins
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The project will add an additional 1,120 square feet to the Cos Cob Library, mainly devoted to a new 857-square foot community room. The layout of the existing interior space will change, shifting the children’s section to the Rotunda area on the eastern side of the building and moving the adult section to the western part of the building, providing nearly 600 square feet of additional space for children and young adults. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Deb Armstrong, Fred Camillo, Friends of Cos Cob Library, Greenwich Library, Hank Ashforth, Janet Stone McGuigan, Jill Stauffer Cobbs
BOE Considers HVAC at Hamilton Ave School: “Morally Wrong to Throw Away a Geothermal System?”
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“It doesn’t feel right to go and scrap an expensive geothermal system…It feels morally wrong to throw away a geothermal system.” – Board of Education member Kathleen Stowe Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, AECOM, Ben Branyan, Board of Education, Dan Watson, Dr. Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony, geothermal, Hamilton Avenue School
Mason Street 8-30g Shaping up to be Resubmitted to P&Z as All Condos for Sale
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Greenwich’s Affordable Housing Trust Board met on Friday with a single item on the agenda: “Discuss Mason Street.” Continue Reading →