At a Friday night soft opening of South Bay for friends, family and media, fresh air and light was abundant. The menu features seafood and homemade pasta. Continue Reading →
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At a Friday night soft opening of South Bay for friends, family and media, fresh air and light was abundant. The menu features seafood and homemade pasta. Continue Reading →
Sabrina DiMare Taylor said before she was born in New York, her parents and older sister Maria came to the US from Minturno, Italy to pursue the American Dream. The family has operated their pastry shop in Riverside Commons for 43 years, one of the rare surviving “mom and pop” shops. Continue Reading →
The Binney Park Advisory Committee is looking for volunteers for a Saturday morning gardening, weeding, mulching project from 9:30am til noon. Meet and register at the BPAC information table located by the bridge to the island in Binney Pond on the west side near Arch Street. Continue Reading →
The one exception to the strict rules against lawn signs are campaign signs which are not regulated. Continue Reading →
“Together with Sandy, I am confident we have the team to move Greenwich forward.” – Jill Oberlander Continue Reading →
“I couldn’t be more proud to help send a person like Charlie to my alma mater, Trinity College. He epitomizes what it means to be a Bantam.” – GHS football coach John Marinelli Continue Reading →
Meet Dan Quigley, a Republican who lives with his young family in a condo building in central Greenwich. He has served on the RTMfor 2-1/2 years and has a son entering Julian Curtiss in the fall. Continue Reading →
The new details come as the police case, which is now both a missing person as well as a criminal investigation, dominates local and regional news headlines and tugs at the hearts of many in New Canaan. Continue Reading →
The truck’s owner, who displayed it in his office lobby in California for decades, has gifted it to the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Department. The Chief of the Fire Company Gary Willson flew to California to accept it and arrange its cross-country transportation. Continue Reading →