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At Byram Marina, ADA improvements are designed to be completed in time for boating season on April 15. A 2018 CHRO complaint was deemed in 2020 to be, “of no reasonable cause for believing that a discriminatory practice has been or is being committed as alleged in the complaint.” In 2023, the Dept of Justice announced Greenwich had agreed to increase accessibility at the Byram Marina to comply with the ADA. Continue Reading →
Of course it was Bobby Fischer who famously said “Chess is life,” but this Greenwich third grader is learning that like life, chess takes strategy, patience, resilience and learning from mistakes. Continue Reading →
Just steps from Glenville Pizza and across from the Glenville Fire Company, Glenville Shell has quietly served the community for decades, and for 44 years, Anthony Zaccagnino has been the steady presence behind it. Continue Reading →
The applicant seeks a change of use for the office building from general office to multi-family residential with a total of 44 dwelling units. Continue Reading →
• Preseason Opening Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17
• Grand Opening Saturday, May 23
•.The beach will open on a preseason basis beginning Saturday, May 23.
Fourth of July Fireworks will return this year, along with weekly Friday night fireworks thereafter. Continue Reading →
On December 11, just as auditions were getting underway, the family of Director and co-producer Mia Gyesky experienced personal tragedy as their home burned down. The Parkway, Central and Greenwich communities rallied around them, and for Gyesky, giving her time and talents back to this community has made this year’s production extra meaningful. Continue Reading →
“The reason is that while we still have some good weather days in October, the nodes don’t get much use on weekdays and the crew that sets up and takes down those nodes is also the same crew that’s going to be doing the leaf collection.” – Kate Buch, Greenwich town administrator Continue Reading →
An online petition started March 7 has over 700 signatures, asks that the Board of Selectman, as the town traffic authority, halt all new citations from automated speed cameras; phase out and remove all existing installations; and redirect resources to effective, community-supported safety measures. Continue Reading →
Fred was a dedicated security guard at Greenwich High School, a supervisor at the Boys and Girls Club in Stamford, and an employee of the Stamford YMCA. Fred’s daughters, Jualéa and Jazmén, have created a GoFundMe fundraiser for help as they navigate the heartbreaking loss of their father and face the financial responsibilities that come with funeral arrangements and other unexpected expenses. Continue Reading →
The P&Z commission had concerns about the high degree of site disturbance and removal of ledge. The final subdivision will create two rear lots of 9600 and 7500 sq ft, with 3600 sq ft of open space – approximately 15% as required. One lot will be developed with a 2-family residence, and Lot 2 will be developed with a single family residence. Continue Reading →