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ind businesses you can trust at BBB.org by looking for the Accredited Business Seal. Check to see if the business is properly licensed in Connecticut. Get references from friends and relatives. Continue Reading →
Take necessary steps now to secure flood-prone property and basements. Continue Reading →
Stolen personal and financial information and stolen or counterfeit identity cards from multiple identity theft victims was used to apply for loans to purchase or lease at least 6 luxury vehicles with a total value of more than $650,000 from a car dealership in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The request is to increase the number of permitted horses from 14 to 24, and to eliminate the ownership designation and the limits on the number of permitted riding classes per week and students per class. Continue Reading →
How it works:
Employers set a monthly contribution amount per employee.
Eligible employees can then use those funds toward an individual health insurance plan available through Access Health CT. Continue Reading →
“You’re worried the tree might fall, I’d be worried about waves coming over the sea wall and scouring out your front yard. That tree root system is going to protect you and because it’s going to hold your earth.” – Commissioner Arn Welles Continue Reading →
The Retired Men’s Association’s speakers this week on Wednesday, September 23, will be Elise Hillman Green and Jacqueline Wetenhall of “Historic Properties of Greenwich.” The title of their talk is “Protecting Houses, One by One.” The talk takes place at Parish Hall, Christ Church, 254 E Putnam Ave, Greenwich. Continue Reading →
GHS Cheer invites all youth to have breakfast, get ready with them and walk to THE NEST together before the Youth Day Football Game on Saturday, September 26. Continue Reading →
A May 4 Request to Amend Plaintiffs’ complaint includes an amended list of judicial declarations, one of which is related to stripping legal indemnity from the “BOE Defendants.” One notable court filing occurred in February 2026 when attorneys for the Greenwich Board of Education filed a new motion to dismiss and asked the court for a ruling for an award defendants’ attorney fees from the BOE’s appropriated funds. Those attorneys have not been paid. Continue Reading →
With current ground conditions already saturated, potential heavy rainfall on Sunday may lead to localized flooding in low-lying areas. Continue Reading →