According to Loopnet, the two story building is on .48 acre in the GB zone was built in 1953. Continue Reading →
Office Building Sells for $5+Million on West Putnam Ave
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Nancy Coughlin Departs Neighbor to Neighbor
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Coughlin began her tenure as executive director of the nonprofit food pantry and clothing room in 2012, just as the Great Recession ended. Since that time, the organization has added programs such as the annual Prom Project, holiday toy distribution, and backpack & school supply distribution. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Volunteering, Nancy Coughlin, Neighbor to Neighbor, Person to Person
GHS JV Rugby Coach Laczkowski Reflects on His Winning Team
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Mitchell Grimes is a member of the GHS class of 2019 and heads to Indiana University in the fall. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Sports, Cardinals, Greenwich High School, Michael Laczkowski, Mitchell Grimes, Rugby, Xavier
Jennifer Dulos Family: A Deeply Genuine, Compassionate, Trustworthy Person
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“Many people have asked for more details about Jennifer, as a person, a mom, a friend. Jennifer is brilliant and creative—she graduated with honors from Brown University and earned an MFA in writing from NYU. As a teen, she was a nationally ranked junior squash player. Much more important, Jennifer is a deeply genuine person, compassionate and trustworthy. She is also subtly hilarious….” – Statement from the family of Jennifer Farber Dulos Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Jennifer Farber Dulos, New Canaan Police
Greenwich Head of Purchasing Out on Paid Administrative Leave
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Mr. Zsebik has not been charged with any wrongdoing. He is out on paid administrative leave pending an independent investigation into other employees’ concerns. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire
Lauren Rabin, Republican Hopeful for Selectman: Greenwich is Strong and Getting Stronger
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Lauren Rabin, currently a member of the Greenwich Board of Education is seeking the RTC nomination for Selectman. She talked about the role of Selectman, the Town’s need for playing fields, spaces for dogs to run free, funding capital improvements and the possibilities for public-private partnerships. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Board of Education, Board of Selectman, Dan Quigley, Fred Camillo, Granit Balidemaj, Jill Oberlander, Joe Kelly
P&Z Watch: Grilling for Aux Delices Big Plans in Riverside
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Owners of Aux Delices in Riverside also own 5 Riverside Lane where the Town issued a Stop Work order for construction of a new building where they seek to house a fish store, jewelry store and Cobs Bakery. They want to change Aux Delices from retail food to a restaurant but have parking deficiencies. They have offered second floor dining without Town approval. Also, they seek permission for their outdoor dining. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, 1075 East Putnam Ave, Aux Delices, Balducci's, Cobs Bakery, Debra Ponzek, Greg Addonizio
US Attorney Honors Greenwich Police for Role in Catching “Beefcake Bandit,” Attorneys Who Stole from Clients
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The US Attorney for the District of Connecticut, John H Durham recognized eight Greenwich Police Officers this week for their exceptional work in bringing three Federal criminal cases to successful resolutions. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Greenwich Police Dept
Speakers Share Advice with Graduating GHS Class of 2019
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“Everything gets easier as you grow into who you truly are. And I may not know all your names, but if you’ve made it this far, you’ll be able to walk through your next glass corridor with ease. Maybe not right this moment, but one day.” – Monique Nikolov, covaledictorian Continue Reading →
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Western Middle School Unveils Plaque in Memory of Steven Sudell
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On Tuesday at Western Middle School’s Barbara Jacowleff recalled when a student gave her a letter to pass along to Steven Sudell. She said the letter described a time in elementary school when the girl had felt like an outcast and sat alone at lunch. She said Steven noticed this and went to sit with her at lunch. Within a few months that student had a table full of friends to sit with. Continue Reading →