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11 Fairfield Avenue, located in the coveted seaside community of Old Greenwich, is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac with destination only traffic.It is a short walk to the train station and village. Continue Reading →
Wednesday, July 18 was Founder’s Day, a tradition in Greenwich since 1947. To mark the occasion the Feake-Ferris House, c1645, which was restored rather than demolished, was open for tours. The owners, Martin and Anna Waters opened their new home, which is connected to the historic one, for the reception. Continue Reading →
Jim Michel said the State has set aside $3.8 million in funding, though the current estimate is $4.9 million. “They said they’d honor and bring the funding up to $4.9 million when we submit the final design plans,” he said. One resident warned that the only place where there is free cheese is in a mouse trap. Continue Reading →
The internet has not only turned retail on its head, but shoppers, including chocolate lovers, are comfortable shopping online and having everything from empanadas to lasagnas delivered to their door. Continue Reading →
Anyone wishing to support Kids in Crisis can help by stopping at
Upper Crust Bagel shop in Old Greenwich, which is open from 8:00am – 2:00pm, for one of the souvenir towels in exchange for a donation. Continue Reading →
The last public hearing on the proposed development on Sound Beach Ave drew a standing room only crowd. Again. The building features just 47 parking spots for 60 units, in which 30% would be marketed as affordable under CT General Statute 8-30g. Continue Reading →
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, November 5, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. Located in Old Greenwich, south of the village, 53 Edgewater Drive is an updated shore colonial cottage on Ollie’s Creek, offering mesmerizing and idyllic views. Continue Reading →
Workers were busy removing dredge material from Binney Park Pond on Saturday. Continue Reading →
All money raised goes to charities that benefit women and children. On an annual basis the store generally raises $150-$175,000.
Though the prices are very reasonable — bargains indeed — over the past 51 years, the Rummage Room has contributed well over $ 4 million to charity. Continue Reading →
Members of the Sound Beach Volunteer Fire Dept were joined by middle school and Greenwich High School students to collect donations to help with the epic floods in Texas. Continue Reading →