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Since Sophia Scarpelli moved her shop from its longtime location on Liberty Way to East Putnam Ave in Cos Cob last spring, she was recently able to double her shop by expanding into the adjacent space. Continue Reading →
Halloween is almost here, and to prevent this holiday from becoming a scary one for you and your pets, it’s important to consider common activities and items that can be dangerous to your furry friends. Continue Reading →
A well attended 5:30am event to honor a marathon runner who was abducted and killed while training last month focused on increasing safety. Greenwich Police Traffic Technician Roger Drenth shared some great tips. Continue Reading →
“If this is the company they keep, what does that say about who Senator Ryan Fazio and Representative Kimberly Fiorello are?” – Joe Angland, Greenwich DTC chair Continue Reading →
The committee seemed to prefer Roger Sherman Baldwin Park for a temporary, seasonal ice rink, but they did not vote on a formal recommendation. A public survey is in the works that will include this question. Continue Reading →
Back in November 2021 police responded to a residential burglar alarm activation. Continue Reading →
“I think it’s wonderful that our town system has checks and balances, and the RTM has a real responsibility beyond approving appointments and budgets.” – Louisa Stone, former P&Z chair Continue Reading →
On Oct 27 Person to Person will hold its Transforming Lives Luncheon at Greenwich Country Club, featuring Emmy-winning chef/author Lidia Bastianich in conversation with Debra Ponzek. Continue Reading →
On Monday Greenwich Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones and Parks & Rec Director Joe Siciliano thanked Chickahominy Reunion Association for their donation to resurface the Hamilton Avenue School basketball court. Continue Reading →
Sunday’s 17th annual Walk/Run for Abilis, the no-profit’s signature “friend-raising” and awareness building event, benefited from beautiful fall weather and a large turnout. Continue Reading →