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On Tuesday the Greenwich Planning & Zoning commission approved a change of use application from dry cleaner to group fitness center in Cos Cob. Katie’s Cleaners at 138 East Putnam Ave will become “Hot Phiit.” Continue Reading →
“I’ve had a front row seat for the past four years on the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET), and I’m done with kicking the can down the road.” – Laura Erickson Continue Reading →
In Greenwich two funeral homes are making news with the announcement that Fred D Knapp & Son Funeral Home, which has operated at the same location at 267 Greenwich Avenue since 1906, has relocated to shared facilities at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home at 134 Hamilton Avenue. Continue Reading →
Some of the participants presented projects that they created as students in Junior Innovators, an 8th grade science research elective course modeled after the Honors Science Research Seminar at Greenwich High School and taught by the same teacher, Andrew Bramante. Continue Reading →
While most people seem to be clear on the role of the architect and the builder, the exact role of the interior designer on the team seems cloudier. This article helps clarify the role, and the required skillset. Continue Reading →
“We stand here with our neighbors and our families, our beautiful children who deserve to grow up in a world that is free from hate and discrimination. We stand together to create a message of love and acceptance. And rainbows.” – Alison Steinberg Continue Reading →
Twins Mateo and Nico Gigliani Alcantarilla, first-generation immigrants themselves, spent Saturday mornings volunteering at Building One Community, a Stamford-based nonprofit that helps integrate immigrants into the community. Continue Reading →
“This is by no means rent control. That is a taboo word. This is for excessive rent.” – Greenwich assistant town attorney Laura McGeachy Continue Reading →
A panel discussion on “Leading with Civility” at Greenwich Library was moderated by Lucy Nalpathanchil from CT Public and featured former Republican Leader of CT House Themis Klarides, Dr. Carolyn Lukensmeyer from National Institute for Civil Discourse and Stamford Mayor Caroline Simmons. Continue Reading →
The team’s podcast script was selected for publication in the 2023 Issue of Journal of Future Economists. Continue Reading →