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Topics for the State Senate candidates included abortion and gun safety legislation. State Rep candidates talked about the high cost of living, taxes, affordability, and the state budget.
Athena Books will open at 68 Lewis Street in downtown Greenwich.
The race will start promptly at 7:30am First Selectman Fred Camillo will start the race, following a very special rendition of the National Anthem.
Calling hours will be at Fred D. Knapp Funeral Home located at 134 Hamilton Avenue in Greenwich on Thursday 10/22 from 4:00-8:00pm. A mass of Christian burial will be held on Friday 10/23 at 10:00am at St. Mary’s Church at 178 Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich, followed by a burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery on North Street.
A project sponsored by Greenwich’s Shellish Commission and the Conservation Commission works to reestablish eelgrass growth in offshore waters. Volunteers spend hours gluing seeds to clams at Tod’s Point on Sunday.
“Connecticut needs legislators who listen carefully, respect taxpayers, and bring practical experience to public service.” – Col (Ret) Frank Kelly Continue Reading →
“We appreciate Hector’s continued commitment to Greenwich, his collaborative approach, and his understanding of the needs of our students, educators, and families. His willingness to work directly with district leadership, listen to local concerns, and advocate for meaningful changes at the state level makes him an invaluable partner to our schools.” – Sophie Koven, Karen Hirsh, Bob Chaney, and Veronica Chiavaroli Continue Reading →
“His legacy extends beyond the years he served in public office. It lives on in the people he mentored, the relationships he built, and the lasting impact of his service to Greenwich.” – Peter Tesei Continue Reading →
“As BET chair, Jill delivered a budget with a zero percent mill rate increase, the first in more than 20 years outside of a revaluation. She then served on the Board of Selectmen from 2019 to 2021, helping to guide our town through the uncertainty of the pandemic.” – Scott Kalb Continue Reading →
“There’s an old adage in politics that says elected officials come in two kinds: show horses and work horses. Hector Arzeno is a work horse.” – Kevin Driscoll, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
“I am grateful that people like him still want to serve in elected office, at a time when families like mine need that kind of attention most.” – Gardy LeBon Continue Reading →
Preliminary investigation revealed a brown Toyota Tundra pickup truck collided with the motorcycle just before the exit ramp leading to the northbound Darien Rest Area and evaded the scene. Continue Reading →
On Monday, the Town of Greenwich lost one of its longest serving and most dedicated public officials with the death of former First Selectman John B. Margenot. Continue Reading →
The suspect allegedly urinated in public view during more than one incident, including at Whole Foods. Continue Reading →
212 Old Mill Road sold on Oct 2, 2026 for $13,500,000 Continue Reading →