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The Board of Health’s meeting agenda for Thursday, Dec 7 (virtual only, via Zoom at 3:00pm) features a single item: Repeal the town’s noise ordinance altogether. Continue Reading →
Lisa Wynne Salvatore, who is licensed and certified in the fields of meditation, nutrition, aesthetics, aromatherapy, massage therapy and energy healing, describes herself as a life coach and mentor who lives for her clients’ aha moments. “It’s like peeling back the layers of an onion…The only way out is by going inward.” Continue Reading →
Bob DeAngelo shared his love of wood working and his message of not judging people from the outside with AVID students at Western Middle School. Continue Reading →
Runners were unfazed by heavy showers and gusty winds, lacing up their shoes and splashing through the puddles in the last of the 2023 race series organized by the Greenwich Road Runners. Continue Reading →
Support local small businesses. Arch in Bloom is located at 201 Pemberwick Road in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The board deadlocked along party lines in a vote between Democrat Karen Hirsh and Republican Karen Kowalski. Both women were re-elected for second terms on Nov 7. If the board does not elect a chair within 30 days, the decision is bumped to the Board of Selectmen, which is controlled by Republicans. Continue Reading →
Regardless of whether or not the tree warden rules to approve the tree removals, his decision can be appealed, within 10 days, by an objector to State Superior Court in Stamford, which would delay the entire project. The objector can be any resident of the state. In response to an FOIA request, the tree warden provided the name of the original objector. Continue Reading →
While the commission said the wanted the town to have great recreation facilities, their first commitment was to green space, open space and community character. Continue Reading →
