Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/page/104/)
The future of Playland, which dates back to 1928, is uncertain with Westchester County, who own the park’s 280 acres and Standard Amusements are loggerheads. The amusement park was originally owned and managed by the Westchester County Parks Commission. in 2022, the county entered a 30 year agreement with Standard Amusements, but that company announced plans to terminate the contract. Typically the historic park opens in late May. Continue Reading →
“There is a well-documented link between animal cruelty and child abuse, with studies consistently showing that violence toward animals often occurs with domestic violence, including abuse of children.” – Robin ‘Zilla’ Cannamela, president and co-founder of Desmond’s Army Animal Law Advocates, said. Continue Reading →
According to Acting US Attorney John Gurganus, Henry White and Patricia White, who are siblings and residents of Old Greenwich allegedly agreed and worked together to submit over $1.2 million in false and fraudulent claims for unclaimed property from state treasuries around the United States. Continue Reading →
According to an announcement from the US Dept of Justice, between approximately 2016 and September 2022, Justin C Murphy defrauded investors by pursuing a much riskier investment strategy than he told investors; diverting substantial investor funds for his own personal use and benefit; representing to investors that their invested funds were performing more favorably than was, in fact, the case, including providing investors with account statements that falsely representing their account balances; and providing investors with federal tax forms that falsely reported business income upon which investors would be required to pay tax. Continue Reading →
The organization is asking residents to complete the survey within the next three to four weeks. Continue Reading →
““Gutting AmeriCorps is an irrational, cruel and lawless blow to communities across Connecticut and the proud, longstanding tradition of giving back in our country. AmeriCorps members and senior volunteers in Connecticut help keep food pantries running, tutor children, assist homebound seniors, support our veterans, help combat the opioid epidemic, and more. Trump has zero authority to bypass Congress to unilaterally dismantle this important work.” – CT Attorney General Tong Continue Reading →
Friends and family are invited to calling hours on Thursday, May 1 at Funk Funeral Home, 35 Bellevue Avenue Bristol, between 5:00 and 7:00pm. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00am on Friday, May 2 at St. Matthew Church, 120 Church Avenue, Bristol. Burial will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery, Bristol. Continue Reading →
Experience the “gallery” that downtown Greenwich becomes during “Art to the Ave” from May 1 to May 26. Continue Reading →
146 Brookside Drive sold on March 28, 2025 for $7,900,000 Continue Reading →
The project is providing a mix of 4G LTE and 5G service to customers on the Metro-North Railroad route from New Haven to the border of New York. Continue Reading →