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The Goddard School went before the Greenwich Planning & Zoning commission at their last meeting, again seeking approval to put a daycare facility with a proposed enrollment of 216 in the former Acme supermarket at 160 West Putnam Ave.
“In 2021, Oberlander, while a selectperson, declined to sign a statement by Fred Camillo opposing a proposed state housing bill. The scandal? She wanted to read the statement and the proposed legislation first. – Jen Barro
Two-family house and a cottage in Old Greenwich. Showings begin on Oct 22.
Greenwich Land Trust’s 27th annual Go Wild! Family Field Day took place on Sunday at Greenwich Polo Club. The proceeds of the event support ongoing work to conserve open space, steward natural habitats, and connect the community with the natural world.
Athena Books will open at 68 Lewis Street in downtown Greenwich.
Greenwich police are warning residents about LifeLock alerts claiming property purchases were made in their names and urging them to verify transactions with the town clerk at Greenwich Town Hall. They also advise residents to confirm any reported property transactions through the Greenwich Town Clerk’s Office. Do not click unfamiliar links or provide personal or financial information in response to unexpected notifications. Continue Reading →
“As we approach Election Day 2026, it pains me, as a lifelong Greenwich resident who has volunteered most of his life, to see what one-party rule has done to our beloved state of Connecticut.” – David D’Andrea Continue Reading →
“Long before any election season, Steve was already showing up. Years ago, on one of the hottest days of summer, he was the first candidate to come to our door, introduce himself, and explain why he wanted to serve this community. That sincerity, accessibility, and the personal connections he makes have never changed since that first meeting.” – Patrick Grasso Continue Reading →
“As someone who has to debate and testify every year when a member of the Democratic Party puts out legislation to circumvent local zoning, I am always pleased to see Tina standing beside me, not only testifying, but working hard behind the scenes to keep our beautiful town and its decisions in the hands of those who know it best: its residents.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
It began with English wool. In July 1640, on a salt-bitten neck its Wiechquaesqueek inhabitants called Monakewego, Robert Feake and Daniel Patrick traded “twentie five coats” for the land between two brooks. Continue Reading →
A special public meeting of the Greenwich Historic District Commission will be held on Oct 22, 2026. Continue Reading →
Police said the altercation escalated into striking the victim in the face while a juvenile was a witness. The suspect allegedly interfered with the female as she tried to place a call to police for help, taking her phone and hanging it up. Continue Reading →
Polls open for early voting starting Monday, Oct 19 at Greenwich Town Hall. You can vote from 10:00am to 6:00pm, daily through Sunday, Nov 1. There are extended hours on Oct 27 and 29 from 8:00am to 8:00pm. Mid term election day is Nov 3. Continue Reading →
“If we get affordability right, we do more than lower a few bills. We give families a reason to stay, businesses a reason to invest, and the next generation a reason to build its future here.” – Joe Kelly Continue Reading →
Jim Cameron asks, Do we really want drones flying over our homes, delivering packages for Amazon? Continue Reading →