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“The perception of this building is three stories.” – Nick Macri, P&Z commissioner
Concerns included site disturbance, maxed out FAR with 6 bedrooms in each of two proposed houses, plus blasting and runoff. Continue Reading →
“It’s a very large space and you’re saying you’re going to have small classes. We have had not positive experience with that – where people have filled the space to overflowing, creating parking problems. When you have the space, human nature fills it.” – Margarita Alban, Greenwich P&Z chair Continue Reading →
We caught up with Jonas Korff (GHS class of 2026) at Joey B’s in Cos Cob where he ordered a deluxe double cheeseburger and elaborated on its superiority. During the visit, a local middle schooler, Henry Ingraham, said, “I love your videos…I like how they’re very local and I’ve been to most of the place he reviews and eat the same stuff he’s reviewing.” Continue Reading →
Thursday morning’s ceremony in Cos Cob Park marked 24 years since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Continue Reading →
The proposal is submitted pursuant to 6-110 of Greenwich’s building zone regulations, intended to incentivize moderate income housing. The proposal includes one deed restricted moderate income dwelling. Continue Reading →
New Price! Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom waterfront townhome with unmatched views from both upper and lower decks. Continue Reading →
By Olivia Damavandi. Whether you come for brunch, a midday bite, or a long, lingering dinner, La Bistro reflects the way people really eat now: globally inspired, locally rooted, and joyfully unpretentious. Continue Reading →
“Cos Cob’s back! It’s our neighborhood meeting place and eatery,” said John Goeller, adding that he felt very at home at The Makerie. “We just need keys!” Continue Reading →
Pause Greenwich will have 7 therapy rooms, cryotherapy, light therapy, Sauna, Float room, compression therapy, and three IV stations. While the medical spa use is also not an allowed use in the LBR2 zone, the commission ultimately determined the new non-conforming use would be no more non-conforming than the previous bank use. Continue Reading →
DPW civil engineer Michael Kiselak said DPW had collected data including crashes, speeds, volumes, pedestrian crossings and sight lines and their recommendation was to install all-way stop control. Continue Reading →