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President Trump's former Greenwich estate to get new mansion, sunken tennis court, pavilion

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By Robert Marchant Verified
| CT Insider Verified
GREENWICH — The estate once owned by President Donald Trump could be getting some major upgrades - including a new mansion. The Georgian colonial-style mansion on a peninsula along the Greenwich waterfront was owned by Trump and his ex-wife, the late Ivana Trump, in the 1980s. Donald and Ivana Trump bought the house for $4 million in 1982. Ivana kept the home after their 1992 divorce and sold it in 1998.
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McDonald's in Stamford wants another drive-thru lane to meet customers' appetite for eating in cars

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By Robert Marchant Verified
| CT Insider Verified
A new drive-thru lane could be coming to the McDonald's on East Main Street in Stamford. The city's Planning Board gave its endorsement to the proposal for a second lane and referred it to the Zoning Board. file photo A new drive-thru lane could be coming to the McDonald's on East Main Street in Stamford. The city's Planning Board gave its endorsement to the proposal for a second lane and referred it to the Zoning Board.
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Historic Greenwich Avenue building could be demolished for new mixed-use development

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By Robert Marchant Verified
| Greenwich Time Verified
Three buildings at the northern end of Greenwich Avenue could be demolished under a proposal submitted by the site's owners, who want to replace the structures with a new set of buildings. A rendering depicts the new structure, which was put forward over two other design concepts. courtesy of GKV Architects Three buildings at the northern end of Greenwich Avenue could be demolished under a proposal submitted by the site's owners, who want to replace the structures with a new set of buildings.
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