The founders of the Bailiwick Club envisioned a club with no restrictions for members based on race, religion or color. Opening in 1971, it was also the first club in Greenwich to welcome Asian and Black members. Today the club has openings for new families to join. Continue Reading →
Riversville Road
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HOUSE OF THE WEEK: Exquisite Living on Serenity Pond
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Welcome to this exquisite 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home, boasting 4,332 sq/ft of sophisticated living space, nestled directly on the serene banks of what the homeowners affectionately refer to as ”Serenity Pond.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Greenwich House of the Week (Advertisement), Real Estate, Anthony Longo, Riversville Road, Rosemarie Longo, Serenitiy Pond, The Longo Team at William Raveis Real Estate
P&Z Watch: 11 Sherwood Ave Pre-Application, What does it do for Greenwich?
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A pre-application to develop a 28 acre property would preserve a Tudor from 1930 and designate 60% of the acreage as conservation land. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 11 Sherwood Avenue, Byram River, Conservation Zone, FEMA, flooding, Historic Overlay
Glenville Rd Corridor: Weird Geometry, Missing Sidewalks, 15,000 Vehicles a Day
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The Town asked residents to give input on safety issues in the Glenville Road “corridor” between Weaver and the bottom of Glen Ridge. About 100 people turned out, and they had quite a bit to say. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Government, Transportation, Amy Siebert, Dept of Public Works, Glenville Road, Glenville Street, Jason Williams
Driver with Medical Emergency Crashes into Glenville Fire House
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Around 8:30am on Wednesday a driver headed south on Riversville Rd crashed into the fire house at the intersection of Glenville Road. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Glenville Volunteer Fire Company, Riversville Road
The Newest Greenwich Bridge is the One You Don’t See
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In the shadow of the Merritt Parkway overpass, a Riversville Rd bridge over the East Byram River dated back to 1927. Chief engineer for Greenwich James Michel said that before the $1.96 Million project, the bridge was in “critical condition” for the past three or four years and had been increasingly restricted to trucks. The Town is responsible for maintaining 75 bridges,of which 20 span 20+ ft. Continue Reading →