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Like dental offices, residential apartments represent another non-conforming use in the R20 single family zone, but commission did not find apartments would be any more non-conforming. Continue Reading →
Notice has been given that William and Victoria Frank filed an application with the Dept of Public Works Division of Buildings for a permit to demolish the house at 39 Brookridge Drive, which is listed as a 4,839 sq ft single family house built in 1908. Continue Reading →
Application narrative submitted by applicant/owners’ representative, Joe Pecora, proposes 13 rental units in two buildings with access via Neil Lane and egress onto E Putnam Ave, right turn only. Continue Reading →
The celebration will center on the arrival of the historic Dutch tall ship Oosterschelde in Greenwich Harbor at Delamar Greenwich Harbor and a free public festival at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park on Sunday, June 28, from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Continue Reading →
Work on the original house that dates back to 1908 had been ongoing for weeks before a stop work order was issued by the Town’s Building Dept in late May. On June 5, an affidavit of notification of demolition was filed in the building dept. The 45 day waiting period started on June 6 and ends on July 20, 2026. Continue Reading →
A crash shut down I-95 north between exits 4 and 5 in Greenwich on Wednesday following a tractor-trailer crash with injuries and an oil spill. Residents shared photos of the traffic back up, emergency vehicles, jackknifed tracter trailer and pallets of bricks in an active lane of traffic Continue Reading →
“We should move on from this litigation and it doesn’t benefit taxpayers to continue. The question is whether it is in proper legal order on a settlement that was sent from the First Selectman to the chair of the board and was not shared with the rest of the board until today, and hasn’t been presented to the public. That settlement agreement should be posted for the public to review, which hasn’t happened.” – Sophie Koven School board vice chair Continue Reading →
Family Centers celebrated the expansion of The Mark Family Dental Health Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, recognizing the generosity of principal donors Arlene and Reuben Mark and the federal and community partners whose support made the project possible. Continue Reading →
Just like a horseshoe crab could not survive without a healthy ecosystem, the aquarium would not be what it is today without the care and compassion of its staff. Continue Reading →
A new application has arrived at Greenwich Planning & Zoning from the Old Greenwich Farmers Market who seek to relocate to property owned by St. Catherine’s Church in Riverside. Continue Reading →