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As of Wednesday, Greenwich Town Hall did not yet have a record of the transaction, but ConnectCre, who reported the $97.5 million sale, said CBRE closed the sale, describing The Mill as “a trophy mixed-use property,” from The Mill Owners Company LLC and procured the purchaser. Continue Reading →
Green & Tonic, the health-focused cafe that makes clean eating simple and delicious, is expanding with a new location in Greenwich. Located in the Glenville Shopping Center, the store will open Monday, April 7. In celebration, Green & Tonic Glenville will offer $1 iced and hot drinks all day on opening day. Continue Reading →
The menu will focus on scratch made foods, including corn tortillas, salsas, and house-cut chips fried daily. Hours are Monday through Sunday from 10:00am – 8:00pm. Continue Reading →
“Perfect solutions are few and far between. At the end of the day, the need for housing may supersede almost everything else. We can work with developers to create housing that is sensible and compliant with our regulation and the POCD guiding principles. Or, we can pay lip service, do nothing, and wait for exogenous forces to impose unwanted changes to our town.” – P&Z commissioner Peter Lowe Continue Reading →
Attorney Heagney warned developers could bypass the town’s 6-110 regulation in favor of Connecticut’s state affordable housing statute 8-30g.
“If you are going to discourage developers from using 6-110 in this fashion, then generally the developments will become larger because there is no point of working within the local regulation when you have a state statute that deals with it differently,” Heagney said. Continue Reading →
More property was rezoned from residential to commercial to accommodate more parking at the back of the building. The building will be expanded and DeCicco’s will add their signature tower. Continue Reading →
On Thursday night local media had a chance to sample the Luca’s Pizzeria and Italian Kitchen menu in Glenville on the eve of its grand opening. Joe Criscuolo was there with his wife Donielle and father Luca, who founded Pizza Post in Cos Cob in 1972. “Our menu has some new things and some classics inspired from my upbringing,” Joe explained, adding that when he was growing up in the Bronx, his his parents took him and his brother Matt to the Amalfi Coast in Italy every year. “Those visits inspired a lot of the dishes here,” he said. “Even the pasta bites are inspired by that.” Continue Reading →
Luca’s is named after owner Joe Criscuolo’s father, who founded Pizza Post in Greenwich in 1972. Continue Reading →
In this tale of two season there is a video and there is a statement from the First Selectman. You decide who is telling the truth here. Continue Reading →
Live Bands will include School of Rock Greenwich, TrummyTones, Especially Everyone and Western Skies featuring local singer Natasha DiMarco. Continue Reading →