The applicants seek to build a three story building with 10 dwelling units along the Byram River. The ground floor would be for parking, plus two residential floors above. Continue Reading →
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The applicants seek to build a three story building with 10 dwelling units along the Byram River. The ground floor would be for parking, plus two residential floors above. Continue Reading →
After 26 years on Mill Street in Byram, Mane Event will close on July 1 and reopen around the corner at 20 North Water Street in July. Continue Reading →
The event was a surprise for the five women who had all immigrated from Scotland to the US and made Greenwich their home. The fast friends have been rendezvousing at Byram Park for about 65 years. Continue Reading →
If you haven’t quite found the perfect gift for that person on your list who is hard to shop for, stop by the Sip & Shop at The Marketplace by Fofie & Mia’s on Thursday for the Sip & Shop and get 20% off. Continue Reading →
Neighbors of the pickle ball courts at Cristiano Park are fed up. The sport’s outsized popularity is drawing players to Lyon Ave in Chickahominy, which is a dead end where on street parking is allowed. Continue Reading →
Tony Johnson and Sam Romeo said the approval process had so far cost upwards of $150,000. They want to build a four-story, vinyl sided, 51-unit, senior and handicapped apartment building in Byram. Continue Reading →
There remain major concerns with the site plan for the proposed 52-unit elderly housing development proposed by Greenwich Communities. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday a call to the restaurant indicated it is no longer Macelleria. Instead it is George Seafood & Steakhouse. Continue Reading →
The Marketplace is a vintage and thrift store, and we salute its values of reusing, re-purposing and recycling. Continue Reading →
There is one structure on two lots with separate owners. One unit encroaches onto the other. This has hindered resolution of many issues for years and neighbors are tired of the ongoing blight. Continue Reading →