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“Yes, you may have gotten a few complaints, but it has impacted all of us on Greenwich Avenue. Unless you’re living there and seeing what’s going on at night, you can’t even comprehend what we’re going through.” – Theresa Santos, Greenwich Ave resident Continue Reading →
23 Woodland Drive Unit B sold on Feb 14, 2024 for $2,590,000 Continue Reading →
Group projects included a look at the impacts of NAFTA, a documentary on the invention of the telephone and a study of the Columbian Exchange. Continue Reading →
“The style of debate we do – Parliamentary – lends itself to strong logic and strong argumentation. So you can’t out-research your opponents. You have to out-think and out-speak your opponents.” – Amrutha Nandakumar, GHS class of 2024 Continue Reading →
Nick Simmons, a Greenwich native and former Deputy Chief of Staff to Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, is convinced that now is the time to run for the State Senate seat in the 36th district. Continue Reading →
“I’m very sensitive every time I testify in Hartford about the perception of Greenwich and the treatment I get when I’m testifying because I’m from Greenwich. I want to show that we’re putting our best foot forward and making a genuine effort. I want to pass the sniff test.” – P&Z chair Margarita Alban Continue Reading →
An applicant wanted to construct an addition to connect a back yard accessory structure to the main dwelling, converting it from a single-family to a two-family. The issue was screening additional parking in the front yard with landscaping. Section 6-155 says that parking and parking aisles shall be prohibited within the required front yard unless the Commission finds that the parking and parking aisles are adequately screened by landscaping. Continue Reading →
The building that was home to Fred D Knapp & Son Funeral Home. The space would be divided into two stores, one accessed from the rear parking area and one from Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
With the enthusiastic leadership of principal Kerry Gavin, Cos Cob School was on track to raise $20,000 for the childhood cancer research charity, St. Baldrick’s Foundation. Continue Reading →
The RTC primaries on March 5 will be remembered for sharp words, a high turnout, and recounts in a fractured party. Continue Reading →