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Join the Friends of Byram Park in partnership with Greenwich Parks & Recreation and learn about their work. In recent years there have been many changes and upgrades to Byram Park, including a new swimming pool, rededicated and expanded playground and an ADA accessibility project that is underway in the Byram Marina. Continue Reading →
“After receiving cost estimates for the renovation of the building, it was determined that it was more cost-effective to demolish the existing building and reconstruct it in the same location.’ – application narrative Continue Reading →
The applicant, Just Salad 409 East Putnam Avenue, LLC, seeks approval to combine the spaces formerly occupied by AT&T and the salon and convert the new consolidated 2,330 s.f. space to restaurant use. Continue Reading →
The YWCA Greenwich’s 2026 Coretta Scott King and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr event featured a conversation about “third spaces” like playgrounds, basketball courts, parks, swimming pools, community gardens, libraries and places like the YWCA where where organic social connections are forged and bring the community together. Continue Reading →
The Olympians is a fast-paced, heartfelt jukebox comedy that brings Greek mythology to life with a pop soundtrack and a modern sense of humor. Continue Reading →
Governor Lamont said anyone who must travel is urged to drive cautiously and allow snow removal crews the space needed to safely clear the roads. In Greenwich, the snow emergency, which prohibits on-street parking on designated snow emergency routes, will go into effect on Sunday, Jan. 25, at 12:01 a.m., and continue until further notice. Continue Reading →
“What’s the full scope of what’s going on that you need this expansion of space rather than keep it residential?…As I remember this does not allow retail…It’s only the wetlands plantings sold to commercial people.” – Margarita Alban, Greenwich P&Z commission chair Continue Reading →
Given almost all the interest in CMS open enrollment originated from Western Middle School students, new board member Paul Cappiali suggested the superintendent seek a legal opinion on whether enrollment might be limited to Eastern Middle School students. Schools chief Dr.Jones said there was a possibility of Western moving to the “pending” racial imbalance category if students move to the CMS in the fall. Continue Reading →
In the RA-2 single family zone, the Furanos seek to convert a cottage damaged in a fire to an office and storage building, including a handicap accessible bathroom. Continue Reading →
