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Gorgeous 2 BR condo, spacious corner top-floor unit in sought after downtown Greenwich. Prime location with views of the idyllic courtyard garden, steps from shopping, restaurants and train. Continue Reading →
7 Grey Rock Drive is a single family modern colonial, walking distance to school, shops and parks. Continue Reading →
Friends and family of Ray Bartoszek, mostly parents of boys who play on his Cal Ripken team defended the use of a back yard baseball field for practices. Neighbors saw otherwise. Continue Reading →
Reservations to play tennis will be accepted beginning May 14. Only singles tennis play is permitted. Currently, no doubles tennis and no pickleball. Continue Reading →
First Selectman Fred Camillo asks that residents and visitors feeling ill not visit town buildings. Meanwhile the Town is installing additional informational signage and hand-sanitizing stations in public buildings. Continue Reading →
Walk to everything from this superb downtown location. This spacious end unit townhouse is in move-in condition. Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →