The Stamford location opened last year as a medical cannabis dispensary. In November, the company received state approval for all three locations to sell cannabis for both medical and recreational use. Continue Reading →
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The Stamford location opened last year as a medical cannabis dispensary. In November, the company received state approval for all three locations to sell cannabis for both medical and recreational use. Continue Reading →
At Friday’s Sustainability committee meeting, the new Director of Environmental affairs, Beth Evans, was introduced. Continue Reading →
The community turned out in force to endorse Langan’s proposed Alternative #2 for removal of two feet of soil. Continue Reading →
The development would have a two-level parking garage under a five-story multi-family residential building, which would feature a rooftop terrace amenity. Continue Reading →
Dozens of residents testified during a lengthy public hearing. There were concerns about the aging dam and retaining wall that might be vulnerable to explosions to remove ledge rock, concerns about disrupting the water table, and concerns about flooding. Continue Reading →
Christine Lai of Greenwich was selected as a 2022 Patriots Difference Maker of the Week for her commitment to Special Education Legal Fund. As part of this recognition, the Kraft family, the New England Patriots Foundation and Gillette will make a $5,000 donation to support the nonprofit. Continue Reading →
“For the past 50 years, flooding of the Pemberwick Valley has been an annoying “can” that the town government has kicked down the road.” – Steven C. Hall Continue Reading →
The four men face numerous charges stemming from a fraudulent bank transaction. One of them men was in also possession of Fentanyl and syringes. Continue Reading →
Police bike patrol officers and plain clothes officers were able to detain and positively identity a woman and two co-conspirators. Continue Reading →
“Currently we’re looking at 25%, or 55 of the apartments being affordable housing. It’s not low income housing – it’s 80% of Area Median Income (AMI). The base one-bedroom apartment will start at $2,600 per month.” – Brent Carrier Continue Reading →