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During a traffic stop of a 2016 Mercedes Benz on East Putnam Ave the driver rolled down his window and a cloud of smoker came out. It went downhill from there. Continue Reading →
“Mr. Kriskey seeks to deny local impact of the Republican party leader’s rhetoric.” – Sarah Darer Littman Continue Reading →
“This is not about engaging ‘in rhetoric that is meant to confuse and distract the public,’ as Mr. Kriskey fears, it is about an honest conversation about values and leadership.” – Sandy Litvack, Democratic Selectman, Greenwich Board of Selectmen Continue Reading →
The redevelopment of a legally nonconforming two-family house at 292 Delavan Ave would increase its FAR and footprint, as well as cut down two mature trees to make way for a driveway. Continue Reading →
“Triple P – public-private-partnerships – have made this community what it is today.The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is one of the most successful partnerships this Town has seen in some time.” – Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei Continue Reading →
“I knew it would not be a normal local Greenwich election this year when the first question from the media for Rep. Fred Camillo after his Republican Party endorsement for first selectman was will he vote for President Trump.” – Jack Kriskey, Chairman, Fred For First Campaign Continue Reading →
Lifelong Greenwich resident Mike Geller unveils first-of-its kind marketplace and hub for food and wellness education. Geller’s marketplace is on the border of Old Greenwich & Stamford, and his food is so amazing that even Martha Stewart just posted about it on Instagram! Continue Reading →
On Tuesday afternoon Greenwich Fire Department’s Engine One happened to be waiting at a red light on Mason Street when a driver flagged down the crew to say a child inside her vehicle had stopped breathing. Continue Reading →
“The minimalist banners (on Greenwich Ave) are an essential revenue generator to help ThinkGreenwich “celebrate, protect and build” the brand of Greenwich.” – Sabine Schoenberg, Co-President, ThinkGreenwich Continue Reading →
