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Greenwich Health Inspections Update: Hinoki Most Improved
Hinoki, 363 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich Dining Record has released new updates for 53 Greenwich restaurant health inspections completed throughout August and September 2026. The website transforms previously hard-to-access Greenwich Health Department inspection reports into transparent, easily searchable public records. The platform currently tracks 405 local establishments, aggregating data across 1,782 inspections and 2,792 health violations dating back to 2023. By presenting these records...
Oct 9, 2026
Greenwich Health Inspections Update: Hinoki Most Improved
Hinoki, 363 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich Dining Record has released new updates for 53 Greenwich restaurant health inspections completed throughout August and September 2026. The website transforms previously hard-to-access Greenwich Health Department inspection reports into transparent, easily searchable public records. The platform currently tracks 405 local establishments, aggregating data across 1,782 inspections and 2,792 health violations dating back to 2023. By presenting these records...
Oct 9, 2026
Greenwich Academy Expansion Means Less Open Space and Lost Tax Revenue
Over three years after Greenwich Academy purchased a 54-acre parcel of land from descendants of the Rockefeller family for $18.2 million, the school is moving to develop the property into a dedicated lower-school campus serving kindergarten through fourth grade, along with athletic facilities and faculty housing. Originally listed for $21.5 million, the landmark property had been in the Rockefeller family for over a century and represented the family's last large landholding in Greenwich....
Oct 8, 2026
Greenwich Debt Restructuring—A Bad Deal for Residents
The idea of extending maturities on Greenwich’s municipal debt from 5 years to 10, or possibly 20-plus years, is currently under consideration by the Board of Estimate & Taxation (BET). This has been a consistent objective of the Democrats on the BET, but it has become especially urgent now. Why? Capital spending has surged in recent years, and rather than curbing spending, proponents want to stretch out payments to ease immediate political pain. Former BET member and Riverside resident...
Oct 7, 2026
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