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On Dec 22, four Byram residents – Liz Eckert, Al Shehadi, Lucy von Brachel and Joe Kantorski – exercised their prerogative as property owners to appeal the MI status for the rink and Strazza field to the RTM. Continue Reading →
Before denying the application for a new building in the RMF (multi family) zone in 2021 and 2022, Greenwich P&Z urged the hospital to accommodate the Smilow Cancer Center within existing properties, blend into the surrounding neighborhood and farm out services to other locations to free up space on the main campus.
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To ensure that all of the adoptable pets at Adopt-A-Dog have gifts this Christmas, several bags of holiday-themed pet toys and treats, along with a big box of pet cookies, were donated by Pet Pantry Warehouse to a local animal rescue organization. Continue Reading →
“Reimagined over 300 events. Hosted more than 150 After Six networking events and over 120 radio shows. Attracted hundreds of new members. Created countless sold-out programs. Branded Women Who Matter events. Supported our business community through the Covid shutdown. Performed as the face of local business as President & CEO of Greenwich Chamber of Commerce for over thirteen years.” – Marcia O’Kane Continue Reading →
A group of Greenwich residents have started a petition to restore police to the intersections on Greenwich Avenue. This week they have over 1,000 signatures. They propose the RTM contemplate a Sense of the Meeting Resolution (SOMR) at their January 2025 meeting. Continue Reading →
The first ever Old Greenwich public Menorah-Rise event took place outside the Sound Beach Fire House. US Senator Richard Blumenthal had the honor of of placing the final light bulb on the Menorah. Continue Reading →
The group was grateful to Rob Guerrieri from Upper Crust Bagels who donated bagels and coffee. Also, Jerry Cotrone and the Sound Beach Volunteer Fire Dept members opened up their truck bays and the group enjoyed a nice turnout. Continue Reading →
“We have come today to honor all those who have run, jumped, slid, scored, thrown, caught, and cheered on this field as it gives way to a new generation of students and memories.” – CMS principal Tom Healy Continue Reading →
This year Cos Cob School families were invited to sign up to try the Elf-themed mini golf course in the school gymnasium. Continue Reading →
