7 Grey Rock Drive is a single family modern colonial, walking distance to school, shops and parks. Continue Reading →
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Spectacular Spacious, Like New Colonial in Glenville!
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RENTAL OF THE WEEK: Spacious Townhouse in Walk-to-Everything Downtown Location
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Walk to everything from this superb downtown location. This spacious end unit townhouse is in move-in condition. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Greenwich House of the Week (Advertisement), 172 Field Point Road Unit 1, CT, Greenwich, Rental of the Week
Greenwich Chef Battles Rare Meat Allergy… Due To Tick Bite
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Greenwich resident Maura Paris stumped doctors nine years ago when after a life threatening allergy she did not test positive for any known food allergies. It wasn’t until after several severe reactions that one doctor finally diagnosed her condition as one that involves a tiny tick and eating red meat. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, catering, Chef, food allergy, Greenwich, Lone Star Tick, mammalian tick disease, maura paris
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Luxury Living in Downtown Greenwich, New Construction
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62-68 Sound View Drive, 2-South. Located in downtown Greenwich, this property offers one level living, an open floor-plan and light filled entertaining spaces with fabulous Long Island Sound views and a private terrace. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Greenwich House of the Week (Advertisement), Real Estate, 62-68 Sound View Drive, Greenwich, Stefanie Lacoff
HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Luxury Living in Downtown Greenwich, New Construction
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62-68 Sound View Drive, 2-South. Located in downtown Greenwich, this property offers one level living, an open floor-plan and light filled entertaining spaces with fabulous Long Island Sound views and a private terrace. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, 62-68 Sound View Drive 2 South, Beacon Hill, Greenwich, Stefanie Lacoff
Behind the Scenes of the Greenwich High School Theater Program
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People mainly focus on whatever’s on stage during a Greenwich High School performance. However, every single production would fall to pieces without the stage crew and tech director, Scott Borowka. What seems like simple tweaks and changes in lighting and set are actually well-thought and significant pieces to each Greenwich High School show. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, GHS, GHS Theater Tech, Greenwich, lights, play, School
Back Country Real Estate Talk Packs Round Hill Community Center
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Panelists said back country houses continue to sell though prices have come down. Westchester sellers continue to buy in Greenwich where property taxes are significantly lower. Young families continue to move to back country for the same reasons as always: affordable taxes, great schools, privacy, and country living. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, #backcountry, #backcountryGreenwich, Anderson Associates, back country, Berkshire Hathaway, Brendan DeSimone, Carolyn Anderson
Tree Warden Announces Decision on Pine Trees at Hamilton Ave School
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The tree removals were requested by Pecora Bros who are developing the flag lot behind the Two Door Restaurant with a multi-unit residential complex that includes some affordable apartments (under the state 8-30g statute). Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Dr. Gregory Kramer, Greenwich, Hamilton Avenue School, Pecora Bros, Pine Trees, Ralph Mayo, Steve Gospodinoff
Mason Outlines Plans for Greenwich at Campaign Kick Off
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“I believe I have professional experience. I believe I have the Town government experience. And I have the established relationships with all leaders in Town. I want to use those relationships immediately to continue to develop an economic plan for the Town….I’ve been in training for this position for three decades.” – Michael Mason, Republican Candidate for First Selectman Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, First Selectman, Fred Camillo, Greenwich, Greenwich Public Schools, Michael Mason, Peter Tesei
Making it Easier to Age in Place in Greenwich: It’s all in the planning.
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Steven Katz, vice chair of Greenwich’s Commission on Aging and founder of Sterling Care in Greenwich, talks about assisted living and aging in place in Greenwich, where in fact there are no assisted living facilities.
A recent survey of residents 45+ revealed people want to retire here but many anticipate moving out of town.
“Moving to Stamford is not aging in place,” Katz said. Continue Reading →