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Sandblast 2017 was awash in sunshine. Continue Reading →
The Cardinal Critics visited Carlos Hernandez at his “What’s Cooking” Concession at Tod’s Point. Verdict: Great food with an Incredible View. Continue Reading →
Carlos Hernandez is gearing up for a busy summer at the Old Barn Concession at Susie Baker Pavilion (north concession) and the main concession, which is the south concession. Continue Reading →
Highlights of people and events from 2016 in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Some beach goers were surprised and even annoyed when life guards at Tod’s Point enforced longtime ordinances from the Parks & Rec chapter of Greenwich’s Municipal Code. The “No List” was enforced, and that meant no ball playing and no flotation devices (waterwings, kick boards). Continue Reading →
According to Carlos Hernandez of What’s Cooking, when the new north concession stand opens, it will be geared more toward a dinner crowd and feature more formal dishes than the south stand. He predicted that ceviche and wild salmon will be two of the most popular on the menu. There will also be a Spanish flair in the food at the new concession stand.
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Monday was the perfect beach day, and a bunch of lucky souls who did not have other commitments got to spend the day at Tod’s Point. That said, many scratched their heads when they got to the north concession stand only to discover it was still not open. A sign directed them to the south concession. We tried the Bikini wrap, which was really good! Continue Reading →
Carlos Hernandez plans a soft opening for his pair of concession stands at Tod’s Point on Thursday, May 26. He will have his formal opening on Tuesday after Memorial Day, offering “comfort American with a Spanish twist.” Continue Reading →
While access to a beach is considered a natural resource protected by First Amendment, a pool is another story. The proposed Byram Pool access policy excludes non-residents unless accompanied by a resident who pays $8.00.
“We’re going to recommend at some point, that the seasonal beach pass go up a few dollars and include the pool,” Mr. Siciliano said at the March 30 Parks & Rec board meeting. “So that when you buy your park pass, it includes the pool.” Continue Reading →