99 Birch Lane sold on Jan 9, 2026 for $12,500,000 Continue Reading →
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The owners of the longtime locksmith service say say nothing is changing except their name. The owners say nothing has changed except their business name. The great service customers have come to enjoy will continue to be offered by the technicians they know and trust. Continue Reading →
A state proposal could gut how residents watch public school school and Town meetings on cable TV. The public is invited to weigh in before Feb. 27, 2026 deadline. A little-noticed state regulatory proposal could quietly change — and weaken — how residents of Greenwich follow local school and town government decisions on television. A petition now before the CT Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA Docket 25-09-07) would scrap the long-standing town-by-town local TV model and replace it with a regional cable channel that mixes meetings from multiple towns together on the channel. Continue Reading →
Scammers notified victims, typically by telephone, that they won a Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes and telling them that in order to collect their winnings, they must pay fees and taxes. Continue Reading →
Discussion touched on the large amount of disturbance so close to the water, proposed loss of the last remaining mature Oak tree that was part of a grove, and setbacks. A home on the lot that dated to 1969 was previously demolished and the new one is proposed to be constructed closer to the water involving a lot of site disturbance. Continue Reading →
To honor Lorraine’s life, family and friends will gather on Thursday 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Ave Greenwich. Continue Reading →
This is the longest stretch of consecutive days Connecticut’s Severe Cold Weather Protocol has been activated since 2015, when it was in effect for a 34-day period from January 26, 2015, to February 28, 2015. Continue Reading →
A new grant round has opened and the CT Student Loan Reimbursement Program is now accepting applications for student loan payments that were made during the 2025 calendar year. Continue Reading →
Doug passed as he lived: gracefully and surrounded by love, with his four adult children and his wife by his side. He requested a family-only gathering. In his honor, please cheer for a child giving it their all. Continue Reading →
Stacey Higdon was elected to serve as secretary. Icy Frantz will be vice chair and Sabine Schoenberg will chair the task force. Task force member Steve Waters suggested holding two public hearings – one for early brainstorming and a second for input after responses to an RFP are received. Continue Reading →