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At a September 2024 Greenwich P&Z commission meeting, a proposed coastal subdivision to transfer land between 0 and 60 Field Point Circle was denied, but in December 2024, the ZBA approved it. Both lots have since sold for a combined total of $125+ Million.
276 Otter Rock Drive from Brian and Melinda Carroll to 276 ORD LLC on April 15, 2026 for $25,000,000
“What started as a conversation about modernizing an aging facility has grown into a comprehensive redesign of Morlot Park — relocated fields, regraded terrain, retaining walls, new access roads, geothermal infrastructure. Most Greenwich residents have never seen this expanded plan presented publicly…bundling $38.5 million in construction funding into the same vote, before design is finished — is an unprecedented departure from that norm.”
“Delaying or altering this now will only increase costs, extend disruption, and risk losing the momentum of a process that has already been completed the right way.” – group letter
“The only ‘new low’ on display here is Camillo’s willingness to embrace the scummy tactics of Trump, using unfounded, baseless charges to smear his political opponents. And speaking of Trump, whose every action seeks to divide our country, this would seem to be a clear indication that Camillo would employ the same governing style here in Greenwich.” – Dan Edelstein, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
“Failure to utilize long-term financing leaves taxpayers vulnerable to rising interest rates, potentially sharply increasing debt service, since the town would have failed to lock in historic low interest rates.” – Sean Goldrick, former member of the Greenwich BET Continue Reading →
Vote for any four candidates for Board of Education. It is not necessary to vote for two from each party. Continue Reading →
“She is smart and energetic and has a unique ability to assess a situation, process information and get results.” – Polly Park Hyman, Riverside Continue Reading →
In 2018 Connecticut police departments raised over $100,000 to help families across the state. The sky is the limit for this year’s goal, so when you see a police officer around town, please give thanks for his or her participation and ask how you can get involved. Continue Reading →
A house was burglarized on Neil Lane and a bag containing credit cards and gift cards was taken from a vehicle on Locust Road. Continue Reading →
“There are at least four reasons that Oberlander and Democrats’ plans will suppress your property values and harm our local economy….Democrats would spend recklessly.” – Ryan Fazio Continue Reading →
“Before writing this letter, I was contemplating if my personal experiences were worthy of writing about in the first place. However, after hearing Fred Camillo’s disregard for the dismal state of infrastructure in our public schools, I knew I had to speak up on behalf of the fellow disabled people in my community who do not feel empowered to raise their voices.” – Endewyn A. Inzitari, Byram Resident Continue Reading →
“I am perplexed by the suggestion of Fred Camillo’s rival that he somehow represents a backward looking multi-generational ‘townie’ centric approach to Greenwich.” – Aaron Kennon, Old Greenwich Continue Reading →
“If our debt outstanding continues to increase… the ratings agencies may require our Town to increase the fund balance, which can impact the taxes you pay.” – Bill Drake, Andy Duus, Karen Fassuliotis, Debra Hess, Michael Mason, and Leslie Tarkington Continue Reading →