63 Wesskum Wood Road sold on Feb 25, 2026 for $5,148,000 Continue Reading →
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Feb 19-27, 2026
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Camillo Defends Greenwich from Trump Criticism of “Wasteful” Spending
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The Trump administration’s 92-page federal budget proposal singles out Greenwich and Waterford for “wasteful” uses of federal funding, referring to the Community Development Block Grant program and local allocations of the funding. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Feb 9-18, 2026
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28 North Ridge Rd from 28 North Ridge sold on Feb 18, 2026 for $3,100,000 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate
Selectmen Roundup: Bill to Curb “Vexatious Responders,” Shorter Outdoor Dining Season OK’d, OGRCC Lease at Civic Center
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The First Selectman said he supports proposed legislation in Hartford that would strengthen the “vexatious requester” law as it pertains to FOI requests.
“We’ve estimated certain individuals have cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars alone because we have to send department heads up to Hartford and it’s an all day thing.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Cohen Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, Jim Michel, OGRCC, outdoor dining, vexatious responders
RTM Announces Openings in Districts 3 and 10
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The RTM is the Town of Greenwich’s legislative body. They examine and approve the budget, nominations to Town boards, improvements to Town properties, labor contracts and other significant Town undertakings. If you want to have a say in how Greenwich grows, join the RTM. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
St. Catherine’s Support Circle for Job-Seekers Presents: AI in the Workplace
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Topics to be covered include: General overview of where AI impacts public and private workplaces, current trends in AI and where it is going, moving fast and permeating everything, prepare where you can, simple tasks, evolving into sophisticated and complex problem-solving; detection, remediation, guardrails & governance; learning and experimenting with AI, “successful failures.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business
AG Tong Warns Connecticut against Investment Scams on Meta Platforms
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Fraudulent investment schemes are proliferating across Meta platforms, including on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. These scams include “pump and dump” scams, confidence scams, and fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes that take advantage of victims to extract as much money from them as possible. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government
LWV Greenwich and Girl Scouts to Host “Women in Government Expo” on April 19
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The event features an expo-style format with interactive, hands-on activities with elected leaders in town, state and national positions. We encourage participation from representatives across different political parties to create a positive and empowering environment and event. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Selectmen’s Eyes On Greenwich Ave: Beautifying Concrete Barriers, Free Music Fridays, Brackets on Lamp Posts
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At their March 26 meeting the Board of Selectmen discussed several topics that impact Greenwich Ave, starting with the possible return of Free Music Fridays. Selectwoman Lauren Rabin said the Reimagine Greenwich committee hopes to bring back Free Music Fridays, originally a way to get people safely outdoors during the pandemic. Initially a lunch time concert series in Greenwich Common, it was later switched to early evening. “At 5 o’ clock we were getting a crowd,” First Selectman Fred Camillo recalled. “People would take their dinners and a glass of wine and it was really nice. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, Government
Greenwich High School Boys Hockey: Built in the Cold, Forged in Adversity
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Over the years, the Cardinals have produced strong regular season results and frequent playoff appearances, often positioning themselves among the top programs in the state. Continue Reading →