The stolen car had a child under 13 years of age inside and had been left unlocked with the engine running. Continue Reading →
Child Inside Stolen BMW Is Safe; Greenwich Police Seek Tips
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Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Announces 2022 Champion of Youth: Don Palmer
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The Boys & Girls Club’s Youth of the Year Celebration will take place on Wednesday, April 6. At this special event, the 2022 Youth of the Year will be announced.
Also being honored at the event is the 2022 Champion of Youth, Don Palmer. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Don Palmer, Greenwich Boys and Girls Club
Gourmet Pet Bakery in Cos Cob Offers Handcrafted Treats, Cakes and “Pawty” Piñatas
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A local gourmet pet bakery offers cookies, pupcorn, woofles, cakes and even pinatas – all from the finest organic ingredients. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Cheryl Farley, Cos Cob, dog treats, The Pampered Pup Patisserie
QUIGLEY: The Corporate Interests Behind Desegregate CT
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“The idea that Desegregate CT is simply a coalition of underdogs working to establish more affordable housing options is very hard to reconcile considering the fact that its main financial and logistical sponsor, Regional Plan Association, is itself backed by many large corporate interests all of whom stand to profit from more development.” – Dan Quigley Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Cushman Wakefield, Dan Quigley, DeSegregate CT, Edison Properties, Greenwich, New Rochelle, Regional Plan Association
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, March 2-7, 2022
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65 Clapboard Ridge Road sold on March 3, 2022 for $8,750,000 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Up to the minute Greenwich property transfers
Volunteer Firefighters in Greenwich Rescue Great Horned Owl Caught in Fishing Line
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On Monday afternoon, volunteer firefighters rescued a female great horned owl that was suspended in fishing line 15 feet above the South Stanwich reservoir. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Christine’s Critters, Glenville Volunteer Fire Co, Great Horned Owl, Round Hill Volunteer Fire Co
Dire Warnings Issued on Impact of “Transit Oriented Development” Bill 5429 in Fairfield County
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“This is not a recipe for orderly or responsible development.” – Francis Pickering, Western Connecticut Council of Governments Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 8-30g, Bethel, Bill Galvin, Boston, Cambridge, commute
In Stamford, The Mead School Embraces the K-8 Model
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Peter Herzberg, Head of School, said that while the area is rich in independent schools, one would have to go to New York City to find a school similar to Mead. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Home Center, Jim Henson, K-8, Peter Herzerg, progressive education, Riverbank Road, Stamford
TALKING TRANSPORTATION: Ukraine, Metro-North & The Gas Tax
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The Ukrainian railroads have increased passenger loads by 500%, and sent trains on detours to avoid shelling, so far with no injuries. Their logistical flexibility has been amazing. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion
Joey B’s in Cos Cob Recognized for Delicious Chili
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On a cold afternoon in March, with sleet and snow in the forecast, a hot bowl of chili at Joey B’s is pure comfort food. Spring can wait! Continue Reading →