Robert Marchant is a journalist at SCNI. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction, real estate, architecture, and planning, while also addressing social issues, crime, and lawsuits. Robert's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Stamford Advocate, Forbes, and the Houston Chronicle.
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Robert Marchant's reporting is focused on local news, particularly crime, lawsuits, and real estate in Greenwich, Connecticut. His coverage indicates a preference for breaking news stories and evolving narratives related to local events.
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By: Robert Marchant
Palmer Hill Road in east end of Greenwich designated a 'scenic road,' which will mean the planning and zoning commission will weigh in on any development.
By: Robert Marchant
The dispatch center, which sends emergency responders to calls for help, was installed in 2009 when the public safety complex was built on Bruce Place.
By: Robert Marchant
GREENWICH — After extensive review and revisions, plans to build a 13-unit, three-story building at 9 Glenville St. have been approved by the Planning & Zoning Commission.
By: Robert Marchant
Stamford Zoning Board is weighing a historic preservation project on a lot on Maple Tree Avenue where a 100-year-old home sits.
By: Robert Marchant
A Greenwich Fire Department engine skidded on icy pavement early Dec. 5 in the Backcountry and drove off road. No one was injured.
By: Robert Marchant
The former B&S Carting site on Woodland Avenue, long abandoned and contaminated, is in line for cleanup using $950,000 in state brownfield funding.
By: Robert Marchant
Greenwich's Planning & Zoning Commission has given a preliminary approval to the new ice rink in Byram with conditions to let design work go forward.
By: Robert Marchant
Stamford Zoning Board officials unanimously approved changes to the code that could fill the vacant Fairway Market by reducing the space a market takes up.
By: Robert Marchant
Chabad of Greenwich plans to put a new stone front and add more trees at the site of the former First Lutheran Church, according to a site plan.
By: Robert Marchant
The Stamford Zoning Commission has approved a plan to restore a historic home on Maple Tree Street and add townhomes.
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