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Greenwich P&Z approves Locust Street split, delays six other cases

Greenwich P&Z approves a minor Locust Street lot split but stalls on bigger fights. The commission voted 5-0 to shift a lot line between 15 and 21 Locust Street, resolving lot-area deficiencies for both parcels.

Nathaniel Witherell Board charts clinical expansion and business model review

Nathaniel Witherell nursing home board formally advances clinical expansion and infrastructure projects. The facility's $700,000 pipe replacement project, approved through town Regional Town Meeting, continues on schedule with Phase 6 complete and Phase 7 beginning April 6, while Executive Director

Board of Health reviews respiratory illness trends, GEMS operations stable

Board of Health warns of emerging disease threats despite low current respiratory illness rates. GEMS emergency medical services recorded 5,190 calls year-to-date with operating revenue of $6.8 million running 2 percent ahead of budget through January 31, according to Finance Director Tom

Arch Street task force plans resident survey and parking study

First Selectman's Arch Street Task Force evaluates future use of property and planning costs. The task force met March 27 to discuss the Arch Street property, with Kate Buch confirming the town will not fund building code upgrades; any improvements must be tenant-funded. Stacey Higdon presented

Board approves $74,000 settlement in Kostas litigation

Greenwich Board of Selectmen approves $74,000 settlement in Kostas litigation. First Selectman Fred Camillo, Selectwoman Lauren Rabin, and Selectwoman Rachel Khanna voted unanimously to resolve the civil case Efstratia Kostas v. Town of Greenwich at the March 26 special meeting held via Zoom. The