On Jan 21 Sara Bronin of Hartford was the featured speaker on a Zoom talk titled “Making Urbanism Antiracist,” organized by YIMBY Action. Continue Reading →
A Window into the Crafting of DeSegregate CT State Zoning Legislation
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Parsonage Cottage “To My Valentine” Project Open for Community Participation
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“Sending cards to our residents will go a long way considering
everything that they have had to go through because of COVID-19.” – Penny Lore
Lore. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Parsonage Cottage, Penny Lore, To My Valentine, Valentine's Day
DOT Hearing on 6.6 Miles of I-95 Improvements: No to Sound Barriers, No to Noise and Air Quality Analyses, 3-4 Years to Complete
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The project which is technically a “preservation project” to extend the service life of 6 miles of I95, will include work to the Exit 3 deceleration lane. Work should take 3-4 years to finish. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation, Dept of Transportation, I-95
Greenwich Tree Conservancy: Speak out on undocumented, indiscriminate tree removals, lack of a replanting plan for DOT I-95 Project
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“DOT representatives were asked a variety of questions relating to tree removals. Unfortunately, they were unable to answer the most basic question: exactly how many trees would be removed?” – JoAnn Messina, Greenwich Tree Conservancy Continue Reading →
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Julian Curtiss and BOE seek $1.7M for renovations to school built in 1946; BET Budget Committee public hearing set for Jan 26
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On Tuesday, Jan 26, at 6:00pm, Julian Curtiss School and the BOE will go before the BET budget committee during a public hearing for approval of $1.7M in funding to enter the project’s next phase. Continue Reading →
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P&Z Watch: Cardinal Stadium Phase 1B gets green light: ticket kiosk, pedestrian plaza, handicapped parking, new entrance via Route 1
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“The goal is to have graduation in the new stands, assuming graduation will be in person,” said the BOE’s attorney Tom Heagney, who added that the timetable is tight but they anticipate completing of 1B by June. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Schools, Sports, access road, bleachers, Cardinal Stadium, food trucks
Greenwich Police Say Plain Clothes ORCA Unit Is a Model for Other Towns
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“ORCA officers have been able to instruct employees and business owners in ways of detecting and deterring fraud, in the trends and strategies utilized by shoplifters, and in sharing information regarding the criminal groups operating in the tri-state area.” – Greenwich Police Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Greenwich Police Dept, ORCA, Organized Retail Criminal Activity
Weekly Covid Update: 4 More Deaths in Greenwich; Tod’s Point Restrictions Likely to Continue through Winter
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On Jan 18th, at Tod’s Point, there was a total of 938 cars, 1,337 individuals and 129 cars turned away. Restrictions remain in effect. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health
UPDATE: Driver Who Crashed into Building on East Elm Street Suffered Medical Emergency
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A block of East Elm Street was closed to traffic while police investigated a car crash in front of the former Van Driver building. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Harry Brant, 24
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Harry Joseph Brant was the son of Peter M Brant and Stephanie Seymour. Continue Reading →