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After 6-1/2 years Joe Studio Coffee cited “financial strains” for their closure. The good news? Although they will no longer be at their storefront, they will continue to roast as always. Beans will be available at all of their wholesale accounts or find them on Etsy. Continue Reading →
The annual New Year’s Day Polar Plunge at Tod’s Point is an impromptu, unofficial tradition. The swim starts at 12:00pm sharp. Some years crowd crowds gather earlier, so plan to arrive by 11:30am to avoid major traffic jams and secure a spot for this fun tradition. Continue Reading →
At the last Board of Selectmen meeting, two agenda items were requested by residents concerning public safety at busy intersections in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Animal welfare groups have issued public warnings identifying Marie Feniello as a “multi-state animal cruelty offender” who is reported to frequently move between New Jersey, Connecticut, Vermont, and New Hampshire to acquire new animals. Continue Reading →
The question for Planning & Zoning is whether a small movie theater of 40 seats is a permitted incidental use in a hotel. Under the Town’s Zoning Regulations an indoor theater is permitted in Use Group 1 in the GB Business zone but requires a minimum of 150 fixed seats. Continue Reading →
The proposed location is inside a landscaped island outside the front door of the historic Havemeyer building, where today there is a tree. Continue Reading →
A Snow Emergency is in effect starting Friday, Dec 26, at 6:00pm and will remain in effect until further notice. The current forecast calls for 8–12 inches of snow in the Greenwich area. Continue Reading →
Alex Popp from Byram said the area of I-95’s Exit 3 would have been “a win-win” for Greenwich. “Closer to hockey community, Greenwich Avenue restaurants because the rink plan has no food concession, easy on/off I95, MTA rail service, Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich opportunities, out of a congested Byram neighborhood.” Continue Reading →
155-167 Mason Street sold on Dec 5, 2025 for $15,850,000 Continue Reading →
