Robert Marchant
Staff Reporter, Hearst Connecticut Media Group at Greenwich Time
Journalist, author, student of history, Orwell fan, marathon man. Tips/story ideas to [email protected].
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2 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Robert Marchant
GREENWICH - The Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission gave partial approvals to plans to construct a new cancer care center at Greenwich Hospital, while the final, full approval - "the big one," in the words of Chairwoman Margarita Alban - could come later this month. Commissioners unanimously approved two applications related to the project, allowing some hospital departments to relocate to nearby medical offices at 3 Perryridge Road and 38 Lake Ave.
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3 weeks ago |
stamfordadvocate.com | Robert Marchant
Above and below, protesters rally in front of the Greenwich home of Warren Kanders on Wednesday. Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut MediaGREENWICH — A group of protesters made a trip to Greenwich on Wednesday for a drive-through rally to condemn an executive whose company until recently manufactured tear gas and other chemical forms of crowd control.
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3 weeks ago |
greenwichtime.com | Robert Marchant
GREENWICH — Plans to convert a former nursing home on King Street in Greenwich into new multifamily housing have been approved. The authorization from the Planning & Zoning Commission will allow the conversion of the former RegalCare nursing home building into 17 units of multifamily housing at 1188 King St. A previous plan to create an assisted living facility there was dropped by the developers in favor of housing.
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3 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Robert Marchant |Liz Hardaway
STAMFORD - The trial of Ellen Wink, a former Norwalk official accused of shooting and killing her tenant in January 2022, entered its fourth day Friday. Wink, 65, is facing murder and criminal lockout charges from two separate cases involving the tenant of her Nelson Avenue home, Kurt Lametta. She has pleaded not guilty to the murder charge, and no plea has been entered in the criminal lockout charge, according to judicial records.
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3 weeks ago |
greenwichtime.com | Robert Marchant
GREENWICH — A new after-school tutoring program is seeking to open at a site in Old Greenwich, joining a crowded field of test prep offerings in town. The proposed tutoring operation at former office space at 13 Arcadia Road would specialize in math, specifically algebra, calculus, trigonometry and geometry. The classes would be open to students from seventh to 12th grades, according to the recent application filed with the town planning department.
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