Swan McLean Grant, of Greenwich, Conn., passed away peacefully in her home on Sept. 4, 2025. Continue Reading →
Swan McLean Grant, 103, Served on Greenwich P&Z and RTM
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Federal Judge Says Work on Nearly Complete Revolution Wind Project Can Resume
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“I have always said that Connecticut is committed to ensuring that our electric grid is reliable, resilient and that our energy costs become more affordable. Offshore wind and other renewables are central to that effort, but it must be complemented by a diverse mix of resources, including nuclear power, natural gas, hydropower, and other technologies.” – Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Jay Anthony Fulton, “Tony,” 88
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In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to the J. Anthony Fulton Scholarship Fund, which was created to honor his legacy, rooted in the values of family, academics and sports. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries
Teacher from Connecticut Sentenced to 25 Years in Connection with Sexual Exploitation of Minor Student
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According to court documents, the teacher singled out the minor victim for personal attention in school and induced the minor victim to engage in sexual activity with her by leading the victim to believe that they were in a romantic relationship. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
P&Z Watch: Iconic Bank Preserved in Perpetuity; 12 Condos Approved at 240 Greenwich Ave
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The Greenwich Planning & Zoning commission approved a 37,259 square foot, 3-story building with 12 dwelling units, each having four bedrooms behind the historic bank structure at 240 Greenwich Ave. There will be three floors of residential units and a roof deck over a 2-level parking garage for 49 parking spaces and EV chargers. Approval includes a Historic Overlay zone that will protect the historic bank building in perpetuity. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, 240 Greenwich Ave, 40 West Elm, Bank of America, Bruce Cohen, Harborview, Historic Overlay
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Aug 20-26, 2025
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How Many Smoke Shops is Enough in Greenwich?
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In the draft text, no smoke shop would be located within 1,000 feet of any other smoke shop, and no smoke shop would be located within 3,000 feet of a public or private school, religious institution or hospital. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government, Police & Fire, Real Estate, Planning & Zoning Commission, smoke shop
Governor Lamont to High School Students: Get Good Grades and Receive Automatic Admission To Several Colleges and Universities
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Governor Ned Lamont is reminding Connecticut’s high school students that if they earn good grades, they can receive automatic admission to several public and private colleges and universities under a recently launched state program that simplifies the process of seeking higher education. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, Albertus Magnus College, Central Connecticut State University, Common App, Eastern Connecticut State University, Goodwin University, Mitchell College
Arch in Bloom’s Halloween Themes Beckon. Pumpkins & Pints Set for October 4, 2025
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Arch in Bloom’s 2025 “Pumpkins & Pints” event is set for October 4 from 12:00 to 6:00pm. The family event will feature a haunted house, Halloween-theme shopping, music, scavenger hunt, pumpkin painting, s’mores, hot dogs and beer. This year Arch in Bloom will partner with Greenwich Brewing Co, who will bring their favorite brews, including Cardinal Red Ale, CT Lager, and Peanut Stout, among others. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Holiday, Arch in Bloom, Derek D'Andrea, Halloween Town, haunted house, Pemberwick Road, Pumpkins & Pints
Concerns Voiced at RTM about Proposed Extension of Dog Season at Greenwich Beaches
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At Monday night’s RTM meeting, several Town department heads and Ryan MacLean from Audubon Greenwich warned against a new proposal to extend dog season at Town beaches. Continue Reading →