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Before moving their offices to Sherwood, S.E. Minor & Co, a land surveying, civil engineering and environmental science company established in 1887, operated out of 33 West Elm Street. The existing mixed-use nonconforming building is proposed to be demolished and replaced with one that maintains a similar footprint, height and FAR, while maintaining or reducing existing non-conformities.
“Instead of selling $500 worth of gear to a new angler, I’m selling them $30 worth of line and setting up their online purchased equipment for free. And most of the time it was not the right gear.” – Billy Ingraham
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Gary’s memory to Breakthrough T1D, formerly known as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
Eastern Middle School families ran tables at Riverside, Old Greenwich, and North Mianus Schools, while Central and Western Middle School families ran sales at their own polling sites. Students stood out front with handmade signs and offered homemade treats, coffee, and snacks to every voter who walked by, asking each one to support the trip.
Holiday lights are set to return to Sound Beach Avenue this month, and the Old Greenwich Merchants Association is asking residents to help keep them on through February.
“Our state loves to solve problems by “studying” them… over and over. Studies, though costly, are cheaper than real solutions. Real fixes cost money which our lawmakers seem reluctant to find.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
The march will begin at 10:30am and is fun for everyone walking as well as for those watching and applauding local veterans. Continue Reading →
24 Rocky Point Road sold on Oct 22, 2026 for $5,900,000 Continue Reading →
The Children’s School shares its perspective on the science of child development and the lasting importance of a child’s early years, and invites families to an Open House on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
The arrestee allegedly posed as a bank employee via telephone and obtained the victim’s bank PIN. Continue Reading →
The Mazda inexplicably crossed to the right across all lanes of travel, exited the roadway, entered the grassy gore area of the exit ramp, struck a traffic sign support, struck a tree, and came to rest in the grassy gore. Continue Reading →
D’Amico joined the Greenwich Public Schools in January of 2003 as the assistant principal of Julian Curtiss School where he co-led the efforts on developing the world language magnet theme. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Housing Authority (Greenwich Communities) was officially designated as a “High Performer” by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) under the Section 8 Management Assessment Program (SEMAP). Continue Reading →
Celebrating the appreciation Greenwich residents have for the trees on their
properties, the Greenwich Tree Conservancy held its annual Treasured Trees Celebration on October 22 at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses. Continue Reading →
Assistant Fire Chief Charlie Lubowicki said their new leadership roles would require them to sometimes be the boss instead of the buddy. “Other employees will now rely on your keen decision making, your safety ability for their safety, and their safety in turn for their loved ones after every shift.” Continue Reading →