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The applicant, Putnam Green Holdings LLC, proposes an 8-30g development along W Putnam Ave, with an address of 7 and 9 Western Jr Highway. They want to demolish four existing multi family buildings, formally merge the two lots and build a six story multi family residential building over a two-level parking garage. Continue Reading →
“The exciting thing is the issue is going to be resolved I believe in the next 12 months” he said. “That is huge for Greenwich. It will not only save us money but relieve us of a liability.” Continue Reading →
Proposed changes: increase parking permit fees, eliminate 1-hour parking in a narrow E Putnam Ave shoulder in Cos Cob, clarify definition of “moving a car” every 24 hours, define “small car,” add no Parking or Standing near the entrance to Belle Haven where landscaper trucks idle in the morning. Another change would give the Parking Service Director discretion over lost/stolen parking permits for Greenwich Plaza, the most expensive permit with the longest wait list. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Mahjong Club. We’re excited to be offering something new to the Mahjong community in Greenwich and Fairfield County this fall — a Fast Track Chinese Mahjong course alongside their signature American Mahjong offerings. Continue Reading →
The weather has been ideal for the St. Roch’s Church Feast and there are two more nights of pleasant clear skies are on tap for the Friday and Saturday nights. The St. Roch’s Church Feast is the town’s oldest community fair. It was established alongside the parish in 1938 by Italian Immigrant stonecutters. Continue Reading →
Over the weekend Greenwich Nationals 8U and Greenwich Nationals 10U Red travel baseball teams became Summer League Champions in the Greater Hudson Valley League as of in Ardsley, New York. Continue Reading →
the rules that determine who can ride e-bikes and where vary between states, and sometimes even from town to town. There is no singular national standard to classify e-bikes and scooters, nor is there widespread uniformity in existing laws about age restrictions, helmet usage or licensing and insurance requirements. Continue Reading →
In Tuesday’s primary, Lamont easily defeated Josh Elliott and will face Ryan Fazio in November. Dr. Michael Goldstein fended off Dan Miressi to challenge Himes in November. Continue Reading →
Retail services will be offered at the Downtown Greenwich Post Office on Amogerone Crossway during the closure. Continue Reading →
“…the court finds that the Commission properly approved the application, with modifications, the decision is reasonably supported by the record, and thus, the decision was not arbitrary, illegal, or an abuse of its discretion. Accordingly, the decision of the Commission is affirmed and this appeal is dismissed.” – Superior Court Judge Claudia A Baio Continue Reading →