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Over the course of two weeks of early voting, from Monday, October 19 through Sunday, November 1, there will be a food donation drive for Neighbor to Neighbor’s food pantry in the lobby of town hall. 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 →
A special public meeting of the Greenwich Historic District Commission will be held on Oct 22, 2026. 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 →
“Medical overbilling erodes public trust, wastes vital public resources, and is against the law. My office stands ready with our federal and state partners to take action against anyone who abuses the system.” – Attorney General Tong Continue Reading →
In 1896, the Town of Greenwich appointed paid watchmen to patrol stores along Greenwich Avenue, establishing the foundation of organized law enforcement in our community. Continue Reading →
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. 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 →
After proposing 6-110 workforce housing development with commercial plus 6 units, now an affordable housing application would be a “set aside development” as defined by state affordable housing statute CGS 8-30g. 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 →