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Next Sunday, July 27 from 12:00 to 4:00pm Eva Barber and Tyler Bell are partnering with Kate and Meg Fronio for a shopping fundraiser to benefit Gains for Guyana at The Marketplace, a popular vintage thrift store in Byram. Continue Reading →
The RTC endorsed more than the minimum number of candidates for Board of Education and for the finance board they did not renominate incumbents Karen Fassuliotis or 2-decade member Leslie Tarkington. Continue Reading →
Second Congregational Church has a Historic Overlay which yields some incentives from p&Z. It located in a residential neighborhood, but it is less than 1,000 ft from a commercial zone. Continue Reading →
Greenwich DPW proposes a 3-month pilot starting in August for a quick-build trial of a “road diet” that reducing through traffic from two lanes to one on Route 1 in the area of Byram Rd and Pemberwick Rd. Continue Reading →
According to the field card in the Assessor’s office the house was built in 1924 and has 7 bedrooms, 12 baths and 6 fireplaces. Continue Reading →
On Friday guest sizzle specialists were Greenwich Public Schools principals Dr. Daniel Russo from New Lebanon School, Julian Curtiss School principal Eduardo Calderon, and Diane Chiappetta-Fox who is the principal at Hamilton Avenue School. Continue Reading →
At a gathering outside Stamford’s Government Center on Thursday, State Treasurer Erick Russell talked about honoring the memory of Congressman John Lewis who died exactly 5 years earlier. Russell talked about standing up against injustice, saying, ‘no more,’ and pushing back against an oppressive regime. Continue Reading →
The Parks & Rec board met Wednesday night by Zoom and several residents participated in the public comments, saying adding rapid flashing beacons would be “overkill” on Wesskum Wood Rd through Binney Park. Continue Reading →
The owner of JCM Services, JC Merz, was unable respond in time for an article last week, but later shared several points about the challenges of rock removal in Chickahominy – all the more apropos given the increased pressure on development in this neighborhood.
“It’s all ledge. It’s a mountain of rock.” – JC Merz, JCM Services Continue Reading →
