Robert Tramposch has problems with the Presbyterian Church's addition.
(Helen Neafsey/Greenwich Time photo)
(Helen Neafsey/Greenwich Time photo)
Church leaves its neighbor in the dark
When Robert Tramposch bought his home on Lafayette Court three years ago, the dentist said he and his family thought they were getting a piece of heaven.
Resident prepped for Gobi March
When Greenwich businessman Thomas Gallagher returned from a 155-mile race through the Chilean desert last year, it took him more than a month to recover.
When Greenwich businessman Thomas Gallagher returned from a 155-mile race through the Chilean desert last year, it took him more than a month to recover.
He runs a full-time retail store on Greenwich Avenue with a small army of locksmiths and technicians, but Charles Stuttig III still prefers cracking a locked safe to sitting around the office playing administrator and boss.
Stamford firm wins carting contract
A lucrative contract to do the dirty work of the town of Greenwich has been awarded to a Stamford carting company.
A lucrative contract to do the dirty work of the town of Greenwich has been awarded to a Stamford carting company.
For three Greenwich High School juniors, the time they spend volunteering with the school's Cancer Awareness Club means more than making banners, organizing fundraisers and participating in this weekend's American Cancer Society Relay For Life.
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