During Thursday’s public hearing portion of the meeting, there were comments on policy 9325, as well as the practice of teachers bringing students outdoors for lunch in winter. Continue Reading →
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During Thursday’s public hearing portion of the meeting, there were comments on policy 9325, as well as the practice of teachers bringing students outdoors for lunch in winter. Continue Reading →
10 MacKenzie Glen sold on Dec 30, 2021 for $2,525,000 Continue Reading →
Mike’s Organic has purchased a commercial kitchen in Stamford to make prepared foods for the retail store that will open in Cos Cob.
“We have all those products – local, farm fresh, organic, grass fed – all the things people want. And we’re working directly with the people who grow, raise, catch and make them, so it gives us a chance to make a really good quality prepared food.” – Mike Geller Continue Reading →
Neither of the two candidates, Alexis Voulgaris and Brian Raney, were affiliated with a political party. Continue Reading →
RTM member Brian Raney from district 9 joined Moderator pro tempore Alexis Voulgaris in seeking to succeed Tom Byrne in the position of RTM moderator.
The proposal is to create more natural light for the space by adding windows, decks and porches at an existing building with several non-conformities. Continue Reading →
For his Eagle Scout Project, Günther Krieg, along with members of his Troop 5 and help from the Town, cleared a path through 6.7 acres of town owned property along the Mianus Pond. Continue Reading →
“The Night Owl” service resumed last year from Boston to Washington, minus the NYC sleeper’s pick-up and drop-off. There was only one sleeping car and it wasn’t cheap: $284 for a roomette, $376 for a bedroom, one way. Alas, the Amtrak timetable now says that train has been cancelled for the moment due to COVID, but it may come back. Continue Reading →
If the park is designated a Historic Property, when changes are proposed – like the Eversource footbridge or moving Parks & Rec’s shed from the harbor to the Mosquito barn – a certificate of appropriateness would be required. Continue Reading →
1 Pleasant View Place sold on Dec 27, 2021 for $2,400,000 Continue Reading →