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Greenwich Looks To Revitalize Downtown Plaza, Honor President Bush - Vimarsana News

Greenwich Looks To Revitalize Downtown Plaza, Honor President Bush

Greenwich Looks To Revitalize Downtown Plaza, Honor President Bush - Greenwich, CT - First Selectman Fred Camillo said Thursday that Greenwich is seeking to erect a statue in honor of President George H.W. Bush

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EATalia Market Brings Italian Fare To Old Greenwich - Vimarsana News

EATalia Market Brings Italian Fare To Old Greenwich

EATalia Market Brings Italian Fare To Old Greenwich - Greenwich, CT - The new eatery, which opened in late May, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday.

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Greenwich Gathers To Observe 80th Anniversary Of D-Day - Vimarsana News

Greenwich Gathers To Observe 80th Anniversary Of D-Day

Greenwich Gathers To Observe 80th Anniversary Of D-Day - Greenwich, CT - Several town officials, including Greenwich's delegation to Hartford, veterans and residents were in attendance.

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Greenwich Selectmen Consider Speed Camera Ordinance - Vimarsana News

Greenwich Selectmen Consider Speed Camera Ordinance

Greenwich Selectmen Consider Speed Camera Ordinance - Greenwich, CT - The town and Greenwich Police Department are looking to utilize speed cameras to improve traffic safety, especially in school zones.

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Greenwich Recognized As 2023 Tree City USA By Arbor Day Foundation - Vimarsana News

Greenwich Recognized As 2023 Tree City USA By Arbor Day Foundation

Greenwich Recognized As 2023 Tree City USA By Arbor Day Foundation - Greenwich, CT - The town has earned the designation for the past six years after applying for the program.

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