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Superior Court Judge Dismisses Mason Street Developer’s Appeal

“…the court finds that the Commission properly approved the application, with modifications, the decision is reasonably supported by the record, and thus, the decision was not arbitrary, illegal, or an abuse of its discretion. Accordingly, the decision of the Commission is affirmed and this appeal is dismissed.” – Superior Court Judge Claudia A Baio

Government

What to Know about Parking Related Amendments Proposed to Greenwich’s Traffic Ordinance

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Proposed changes: increase parking permit fees, eliminate 1-hour parking in a narrow E Putnam Ave shoulder in Cos Cob, clarify definition of “moving a car” every 24 hours, define “small car,” add no Parking or Standing near the entrance to Belle Haven where landscaper trucks idle in the morning. Another change would give the Parking Service Director discretion over lost/stolen parking permits for Greenwich Plaza, the most expensive permit with the longest wait list. Continue Reading →

Around Town

What to Know about 2026 Stamford Downtown Summer Restaurant Weeks

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Stamford Downtown’s 2026 Summer Restaurant Weeks start on Monday, August 24, and run through Monday, Sept 7. A total of 29 venues plan to participate in the 2-week event.  Offerings include lunch and dinner menus and take-out offerings at value-oriented prices. Gather friends, family, and office mates to enjoy an old favorite or venture out to try a new place. Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

KELLY: New Anti-Police Law Illustrates the Trouble with Supermajorities

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“Section 57 of the law makes it a crime for law enforcement officers and agents to ‘knowingly loiter or remain within two hundred fifty feet of an elections site.’ This is now a Class C felony….The predictable confusion and consternation from the short-sighted law necessitated interpretation and clarification from the Secretary of the State and elected officials, and it has further divided our lawmakers from those who enforce the law. All of this was avoidable.” – Joe Kelly Continue Reading →