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Kevin Allmashy just signed a contract with the Town of Greenwich to operate the concession at the Greenwich Pool at Byram Park, which will operate as a satellite of his Executive Corner Deli in Byram. Continue Reading →
Parks & Rec director Joe Siciliano said when the pool opens in late may or early June, the intent is to have some swim lessons, aerobics, lap swimming and day camps, but not initially. “We want people to be able to come and have the experience of using it,” he said. Continue Reading →
This is transition week at Hamill Rink when the turf is removed and preparations begin for the ice. On Tuesday workers installed a new sound system that was a gift of the Greenwich Athletic Foundation. Continue Reading →
Lt. Gray said Greenwich Police, Greenwich Fire Dept and GEMS all responded and quickly attended to the injuries of a woman who was hit by a small passenger car. Investigation will include witness statements, physical evidence and video from merchants in the area that depict some of the accident. Continue Reading →
While some stores and restaurants have given up in Byram, there remains a healthy, vibrant mix of businesses on Delavan Ave, Mill Street and both South and North Water St. Continue Reading →
At Byram Schubert Library, residents’ list of concerns included the Byram Pool, BANC and New Leb kindergarten satellite classrooms, blighted properties, and a perceived lack of attention from the Town. Marzullo said that what’s good for Byram is good for the Town of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
By Leslie Yager
Jose Ponce and Joe Campagna tell some good stories. There was the father who brought his 12-year-old son to the shop for a tattoo, only to be declined. Though by state law, customers under 18 can get a tattoo with the explicit permission of a parent or guardian — guardianship must be verified by a notary — the artists at Byram Ink exercise their discretion. In the case of the 12-year old, Campagna said he felt 12 was too young, and said so to the father. “I told him the boy won’t like the same things when he’s 18. Continue Reading →