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The Clam Shack menu boasts Hot & Cold Lobster Rolls, Clam Strip Roll, Shrimp Roll & Shrimp Po Boy. They sold out quickly during their soft opening, so they suggest you pre-order. Continue Reading →
“We’ll figure out a way to allow former residents who are now back in town where they grew up to use our facilities. They may not have a Greenwich address on their licenses. We want to make sure whatever we do has integrity and isn’t easily manipulated. It’s going to be a very fair system.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Early next week First Selectman Camillo said he hopes to announce that parks will be open longer. Continue Reading →
On his Friday radio show First Selectman Fred Camillo said there would be an announcement “shortly” about the partial reopening of Tod’s Point. “Of course we can’t have 8,500 people like we had there in March.” Continue Reading →
“Please open the beaches – on a limited basis – for seniors who are in desperate need of fresh air and exercise. Masks required. No groups or gatherings. No bikes. Just a calm space for seniors to have a peaceful healthy walk.” – Joanne Clark Continue Reading →
“NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that it is the sense of the Representative Town Meeting of the Town of Greenwich that within two days the Town’s parks, golf course and beaches should be at least partially reopened, with reasonable restrictions and guidelines…” Continue Reading →
On Saturday, April 4, the Emily Catherine Fedorko Foundation will host their second fundraiser, “Emily’s Chimes” at Arch Street Teen Center from 7-11 pm. Continue Reading →
In 2019 restaurants opened. Houses were demolished. There were parades, plays, contests, graduations, and much more. Continue Reading →
The body was located a short distance away from a car that was left unattended with its doors open during a rainstorm. Continue Reading →
The cost of a seasonal “beach pass” is proposed to remain $35 for adults and $7 for children. A single entry pass would rise from $7 to $8. Continue Reading →