22 Oak Drive sold on Sept 18, 2020 for $3,735,000 Continue Reading →
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Six candidates for State Representative were asked about multiple issues ranging from funding state infrastructure to taxes, and from Black Lives Matter to abortion. Continue Reading →
“Simply repeating what a candidate said (which is what was done) does not disparage, it informs. In this case, it informed voters on where the candidates stand with respect to a critical issue – the right of a woman to control her own body.” – Sandy Litvack, Greenwich Voices for Democracy Continue Reading →
“Borealis” has previously been exhibited in the 1995 Venice Biennale in Venice, Italy and at a 1998 exhibition organized by the Orange County Museum of Art in Orange County, CA. Continue Reading →
The Julian Curtiss PTA worked closely with the Greenwich Police Department, Town of Greenwich, and the Health Department to safely plan this new version of a long-time school tradition. Continue Reading →
This week’s real estate report features a new backcountry listing, a Cos Cob listing with a recently reduced asking price and, as always, the open house list. Continue Reading →
Candidates for State Senate in the 36th district incumbent Democrat Alex Kasser faced off against challenger Ryan Fazio. Continue Reading →
Traffic technician Roger Drenth from Greenwich Police suggested creating a second loading zone for car dealerships on West Putnam Ave, and locating it where there are currently 7 one-hour parking spaces on Edgewood Ave by Miller Motorcars. Continue Reading →
First Selectman Fred Camillo said that on Wednesday the seven day rolling average for positivity in Greenwich was 0.7% per 100,000. Continue Reading →