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28 East Point Lane sold on Oct 19, 2026 for $10,000,000
On Thursday the CT Dept of Transportation approved Greenwich’s revised speed program. Greenwich Police have not yet announced a new 30 day warning period or a timeline.
“What a pity, then, that honoring one of America’s last great coalition-building presidents, a decorated war hero, and a member of a family so intimately connected to Greenwich has become such a complicated undertaking.” – Ed Lopez-Reyes
Alternately, residents can also drop off leaves at Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility (permit required).
“The whole thing is a humongo campus. All of mid-country Greenwich is going to be the new Academy campus – one big driveway.” – Janet Lockton
“Negotiation is fundamentally about bringing people with competing priorities and perspectives together. It requires listening carefully, understanding what matters to each side, knowing when to stand firm, and recognizing where compromise is possible. Mike does this professionally, working through difficult issues to find practical solutions.” – Nicole Wittenberg Continue Reading →
The Purple Ribbon Award was presented to Elizabeth Butler. The inaugural Lavender Ribbon Award was presented to YNET leader, Angela Lizcano Sanabria.
Last year the Harmony Project answered 3,078 hotline calls, representing an increase from the previous year, when there were 2,413 calls. Continue Reading →
Walkers will raise funds to support the Silver Shield Foundation’s core mission to provide educational support and services to the children and surviving spouses of Police Officers, Firefighters, and EMS members killed in the line of duty. Continue Reading →
In his new role, Nappi will take charge of daily operations and major fundraising. He will focus on matching community resources with local health, education, and self-sufficiency programs. Continue Reading →
The Town Clerk will have special office hours for the purpose of Absentee Ballot voting on Saturday, Oct 31 from 8:00 to 11:00am, prior to early voting opening at 10:00am, and Monday, Nov 2 with and extended hours until 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
Greenwich native and former OGRCC player brings collegiate experience and a passion for teaching to the next generation. Continue Reading →
“I’ve knocked on thousands of doors, attended dozens of community events, visited with business owners, and talked with neighbors across Greenwich, Stamford and New Canaan. And as this campaign draws to a close, what I’ll remember most isn’t the speeches, debates or endorsements. It’s the people.” – Jill Oberlander, Candidates for State Senate – 36th District Continue Reading →
“In a bizarre departure from the moderator’s question, Joe asks his own question about how to raise the state’s revenue. And his answer to his own question is a masterclass in bluster and bombast that, in the end, was a non-answer.” – Phyllis Behlen, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“I know Mike well. We worked together on the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) for 15 years. Mike is the most experienced candidate for the State Representative151 st District.” – Leslie Tarkington Continue Reading →
“We need people who read, who are conversant with the issues, who understand how government works and who will roll up their sleeves to do the hard work of protecting Connecticut from the excesses and corruption of this presidency. Working across party lines is valuable, but it is not enough. Our representatives must also have the knowledge and judgment to recognize what is at stake and the experience to act effectively.” – Myra Klockenbrink Continue Reading →