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Greenwich Hibernians Announce St. Patrick’s Parade Lineup
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Highlights include four Bagpipe Bands included in the 10 total bands: Greenwich Pipe Band, Fairfield County Police Pipes and Drums, Westchester Firefighters Pipes and Drums, Fairfield Gaelic Pipe Band, Port Chester High School Marching Band, Tappan Zee Bridgemen, Nash Drum Corp., Wholly Brass Band, Sound Beach Community Band, and the Connecticut Patriot Fife & Drum Band. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, bagpipes, Greenwich Hibernian Association, marching bands, St. Patrick's Parade
The Capitol Theatre & Village Of Port Chester Dedicate “Phil Lesh Lane” in Honor Of Grateful Dead Legend
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On March 14, 2025, in celebration of Lesh’s 85th birthday on March 15, the corner of Westchester Avenue and Broad Street – right outside the historic venue – was officially renamed Phil Lesh Lane. Broad Street holds special significance as home to The Cap’s “Door 12” stage door – the very entrance Lesh used for 106 performances since 2012 and the spot where his tour bus was regularly parked. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Phil Lesh, Phil Lesh Lane, The Capitol Theatre
Raina Jain: From High School Science Project to National Entrepreneurship
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Raina’s path to entrepreneurship began unexpectedly during her sophomore year in GHS’s renowned science research program. A visit to a bee farm in northern Connecticut exposed her to the alarming rate of bee deaths caused by human practices. In the school science lab, she worked tirelessly to develop a product that would reduce bee deaths. What started as a school project soon turned into something bigger when beekeepers began asking for her solution. Later, she patented her invention, named HiveGaurd which became widely adopted by U.S. beekeepers. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Schools, Andrew Bramante, bees, entrepreneurship, Greenwich High School, HiveGaurd, Kaevel Sandhu
P&Z Commission Considers Jiu Jitsu Studio in WB Zone
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P&Z commission chair Margarita Alban said that even at Cos Cob Harbor, the marina had struggled, and had added uses that were not directly water-related to stay viable. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate
Round Hill Music Co, “Music Lovers Playground” to Open on Greenwich Ave
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Expect a hand-picked collection of guitars, vinyl, apparel and more. Designed for musicians, collectors, and music lovers alike, it’s more than just a retail space—it’s an immersive environment where craftsmanship, design, and culture come together. Unlike traditional music stores, Round Hill Music Co. is thoughtfully arranged to encourage exploration and inspiration. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Business, Josh Gruss, Round Hill Music Co
Mature Tree Removed Outside Shreve, Crump & Lowe After All; Willow Oak to be Planted
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“The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is very saddened by the loss of this prominent tree and will advocate for a substantial replacement to be put in its place.” – Greenwich Tree Conservancy Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Newly Formed Hamill Rink Task Force Elects Officers, Reviews “Charge”
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On Wednesday a newly formed rink task force held its first meeting and elected its officers, including Matt DesChamps as chair. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Sports, Alexis Voulgaris, Byram, Dan Izzo, Ed Fuss, Eugene Morlot Park, FOIA
P&Z Response to New Berkley Office Proposal that “Moves” Non-Conformities: “It’s not a coupon”
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The P&Z commissioners again took issue with “moving non-conformities” from property to property. Neighbors said based on noise from mechanicals at the existing Berkley building at 475 Steamboat Rd, they were fearful about noise from the proposed office building. That said, the current noise does not violate the town noise ordinance. There was discussion about possibly revising the noise ordinance. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate, Davenport Ave, Margarita Alban, Mary Jenkins, Peter Lowe, Steamboat Road
Eversource Seeks Spring Lane Closure on Greenwich Ave; Night Work Will be “Loud”
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Eversource was asked to do outreach to businesses and residents prior to “second read” in two weeks, to give time for feedback to the Board of Selectmen. Continue Reading →