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1. Sale Of Constantino's Pasta Bowls And Love You A Latte Terminated, Businesses Reopened By Original Owners (patch.com) — Two well-known Chickahominy spots, Constantino's Pasta Bowls and Love You A Latte, have reopened at 160 Hamilton Avenue under their original Greenwich owners after a terminated sale and brief closure over licensing issues. Robyn and Michael Bordes stepped back in to protect their longtime staff, restore operations, and say they are now committed to remaining part of the Greenwich dining community.
2. Modern Farmhouse Listed For Sale In Greenwich (patch.com) — Home shoppers in Greenwich's Riverside neighborhood can now consider a 2019-built modern farmhouse at 34 Wescott Street, listed for $3,295,000. The 4,500-square-foot home offers four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and convenient access to local schools, shopping, beach, train, and I-95.
3. Greenwich To Mark 25th Anniversary Of 9/11 With Cos Cob Park Remembrance Ceremony (patch.com) — Greenwich residents are invited to Cos Cob Park on Sept. 11 for a detailed 25th-anniversary 9/11 remembrance, including readings of 32 local victims' names, prayers, music, and honor guards from town emergency services. A procession will move to the waterfront memorial and labyrinth for reflection, and a second ceremony will be held that evening at the Glenville Firehouse's World Trade Center steel monument.
4. Restaurant Among 62 New Businesses Registered In Greenwich In August (patch.com) — Greenwich saw 62 new business registrations in August, with management consulting firms leading the list and several hospitality ventures, including KNIA restaurant and Golden Jigger catering, joining the local business scene. While state filings don't confirm opening dates, the activity signals continued commercial growth and diversification in town.
5. Key Executive Leadership Role in Museum Filled (westfaironline.com) — Greenwich's Bruce Museum has named veteran museum leader Kathy Fredrickson as its new chief of curatorial affairs and experience, shaping exhibitions and collections in the recently expanded facility. Her role focuses on deepening the museum's connection with the Greenwich community and elevating its profile as a regional destination for art and science programming.
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