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Selectmen Vote to Initiate Lawsuit Against Owner of Unsafe Cos Cob Boardwalk and Sea Wall

In Cos Cob, between Palmer Point Condominiums and what was previously the Chart House Restaurant is a boardwalk and seawall, which are both in a state of disrepair. The Selectmen voted Wednesday morning to authorize litigation against the property owner, GREI 1 LLC. Continue Reading →

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Letter to the Editor: Why did Greenwich Reform Synagogue Downsize Building from 20,000 sq ft to 12,000 sq ft?

“Does it look like the building was reduced from 20,000 square feet to 12,000 square feet in response to neighbors concerns or did they lack enough property to accommodate the requirements of the RFP. Is that why Greenwich Reform Synagogue made an unsolicited offer to purchase Tony and Barbara Lovallo’s property at 90 Orchard St.” – John Timm Continue Reading →

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Letter to the Editor: Greenwich ZBA Vote to Deny GRS Application, Don’t Blame the Neighbors.

“The failure to gain the required four votes by the ZBA for the special exception approval lies in the Greenwich Reform Synagogue’s application and their representatives presentation failing to convince the ZBA that they met the Building Zone Regulations.”- John Timm Continue Reading →

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Greenwich Reform Synagogue Files Federal Lawsuit over Denial for Proposed House of Worship

News of the federal lawsuit from the Greenwich Reform Synagogue, filed Monday July 7, took neighbors by surprise. Cos Cob neighbors’ attorney hadn’t been provided a copy of the lawsuit as of Tuesday and the GRS spokesperson’s comment was short: “We continue to work with town officials and hope to reach an amicable resolution.” Continue Reading →

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Letter to the Editor: Are Rich People Above the Law in Greenwich?

“Recently, a group of less affluent Greenwich citizens learned a group of more affluent Greenwich citizens planned to move their house of worship from a spacious “back-country” setting in a wealthy part of town to a small, federally protected wetland in a less affluent part of town, without first providing proper notice and obtaining all required permits.” Bill Effros Continue Reading →

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