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“Visual Transport” is an exhibit of Cera’s evolving style into an emotion-driven process of dripping bolder colors across a large canvas, using the free fall of gravity as a creative tool. Continue Reading →
Ever wonder what’s allowed on a rooftop in the town of Greenwich? Continue Reading →
Opening day hours on October 1 are 12:00pm-11:00pm. In celebration of the launch, the shop will offer $1 scoops of all ice cream on opening day from 12:00pm-4:00pm. Continue Reading →
The commission voted to approve improvements at Fawcett/Grigg and Havemeyer/Arch. Conditions included removal of dining patios outside Meli-Melo and Hinoki. Continue Reading →
The new lunch menu will include dishes such as spicy squid & pork belly lettuce hearts, cottage salad, black mission fig toast, avocado toast, griddled Rueben on rye, buttered lobster roll and more. Continue Reading →
Get a bowl of popcorn ready. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday afternoon First Selectman Fred Camillo and Greenwich Police met with reporters on Greenwich Ave to talk about policing and safety in the area of Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
Beyond being a family affair, the eatery is also the marriage of Israeli and Mexican cuisine, with a result truly greater than the sum of its parts. The menu is intriguing, with many items having a back story. Continue Reading →
“Accepting the bias inherent in choosing one group of merchants over
another should make the whole thing moot – either everyone or no one.” – John Cooper, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“With this “enter-at-the-corner” design, drivers see pedestrians mass at the corner and are often unable to tell which way a pedestrian intends to cross. This situation is worse when there is heavy pedestrian traffic. The drivers’ confusion can cause them to enter the intersection believing pedestrians are crossing the other way. As a result the drivers may be forced to stop suddenly or make emergency maneuvers causing accidents. You can watch this happen at Elm Street.” – Michael Spilo Continue Reading →