10 Mason Street from BNY Mellon National Association to 10 Mason LLC on July 17, 2025 for $13,500,000 Continue Reading →
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10 Mason Street from BNY Mellon National Association to 10 Mason LLC on July 17, 2025 for $13,500,000 Continue Reading →
This year a live band from Brooklyn played before and during the procession which featured a colorful handmade arch over the statue of the church’s patron saint. Also, this year the church has a new pastor, Father Peter Lenox who led the procession for the first time. Continue Reading →
West Putnam Avenue between East Weaver Street and Western Jr. Hwy was closed for several hours for the crash investigation, but has since been re-opened. Continue Reading →
The construction for the new dwelling is for a large single-family residence, exceeding 150,000 cubic feet in volume, including an indoor basketball court. The new home area is planned to be 15,0000+ square feet. Continue Reading →
Mead House was built in 1746 and owned by Zebediah Mead, a member of this “founding family” of Greenwich. It was gifted to the National Audubon Society for use in the organization’s education and conservation work as part of a larger parcel that would, in 1943, become the Greenwich Audubon Center. Continue Reading →
Step Back in Time: Discover the Rich and Surprising History of Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
P&Z chair Margarita Alban noted a new state law that became effective in 2024 allows conversion of nursing homes to residential with a quick review, and suggested the applicant consider that route. Continue Reading →
In the days leading up to the homicide-suicide, Stein Erik Soelberg’s Instagram, which has over 100,000 followers @eriktheviking1987, includes a post where he appears to scroll ChatGPT information about himself. Continue Reading →
Since the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, according to Open Doors, Connecticut has seen a 40% rise in food insecurity—affecting an additional 152,600 residents. Today, 1 in 7 people in the state face hunger, including 1 in 6 children. Much of this spike is due to the soaring cost of groceries. Continue Reading →