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The end of the 45 day wait is Nov 19, 2026. The first date the permit for demolition is eligible for issuance is Nov 20, 2026.
“My support for Steve comes from my own experience working with him on issues affecting our community. Steve has taken my calls 100% of the time. He listens to my concerns, asks questions, and, most importantly, takes action.” – Liz Eckert
Police said the suspect was using an older model iPhone to purchase high value electronic merchandise at a local business. On scene investigation resulted in a search of the arrestee’s vehicle which revealed nine older model iPhones, 17 FedEx shipping receipts, and six new iPhone 18 Pros.
“I have watched both Jill and her opponent in action over many years and there is no comparison.” – Leslie Moriarty
Athena Books will open at 68 Lewis Street in downtown Greenwich.
“What happened to fiscal responsibility? Look at the enormous deficits, mounting debt, and ridiculous spending on vanity projects. Republicans championed limited government, yet Washington pressures universities and law firms and takes stakes in private companies. What happened to defending the Constitution and individual rights?” – Jen Nappo Continue Reading →
Two-family house and a cottage in Old Greenwich. Showings begin on Oct 22. Continue Reading →
Children and families are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite costumes and enjoy an afternoon of spooky fun in a welcoming community atmosphere. Goody bags will be provided to participating children. Continue Reading →
The holiday lights will be switched on Thanksgiving week, illuminating Greenwich Avenue, East Putnam Avenue from Church Street and Greenwich Avenue, and downtown Cos Cob. The displays will remain in place through the end of January 2027. Continue Reading →
“It is not an exaggeration to say that our way of life is at stake as is our quiet enjoyment of our homes, our town as well our state due to unfunded mandates from Hartford particularly under 8-30g and the more recent passage of HB8002.” – Adele Rota Continue Reading →
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. Continue Reading →
“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 Continue Reading →
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. Continue Reading →
Renowned musician and producer Rob Mathes will lead the music, joined by vocalist and choir director Marlon Saunders and the Seamless Voice Choir. Continue Reading →
Panelists were Lucy Ball, Jon Ledecky and Nicole Mitchell. The moderator was Jeff Glor. The event was one of several marking the Greenwich Alliance for Education’s 20th anniversary. Continue Reading →