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The church has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Greenwich Land Trust and the Riverside Association to have those two nonprofit organizations participate in a joint purchase of the two lots being created. Continue Reading →
The existing structure proposed for conversion as the ADU would be subordinate in function and use to the new main house, as required by the Greenwich Zoning Regulations related to accessory dwelling units. Continue Reading →
Governor Lamont said many of the state’s residents were justifiably concerned about the privacy issues that can result from the use of this public safety technology. Continue Reading →
“I’ve been watching your career as you progressed,” Police Chief Heavey said. “You’ve always been an officer who initiates action. You’ve always been the first one out of the car to back up other officers and will be an outstanding asset as supervisor to the patrol division.” Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Fire Dept held a swearing in ceremony on Thursday for five new members. Fire Chief Joseph McHugh introduced the men and First Selectman Fred Camillo, who serves as fire commissioner, swore in each new member. Continue Reading →
P&Z chair Margarita Alban said restaurant patrons who are elderly or disabled would not walk 465 ft from the valet station to the front door of the restaurant. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Alliance for Education led a two-week Transition to College “T2C” program for Greenwich High School AVID graduates who will be first-generation college students this fall. Continue Reading →
The commission had concerns about the streetscape. They also asked applicant to have their consultant study traffic patterns, especially with an eye to preventing the development from being used as a cut-through from Neil Lane. Continue Reading →
From the ground to the Sound, Connecticut has nearly 5,000 farms working more than 370,000 acres to bring fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, shellfish, maple, honey, plants, and many other products to residents, and contributing $4 billion to the state’s economy annually. Continue Reading →
