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Developers Joe Tranfo and Phil Wharton estimate construction will be complete in the second half of 2028. There will be a mix of spacious 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments with 10 ft ceilings. he building will be professionally managed and feature many amenities, including a dining room, fitness center and game room.
The Old Greenwich Riverside Community Center (OGRCC) is proud to celebrate a historic achievement as the Thunder Blue U11 Girls Soccer Team captured the Connecticut State Cup Championship, becoming the first girls’ team in Thunder Soccer program history to earn the prestigious title.
“We recognize that authorization carries with it an obligation to implement this program responsibly, transparently, and in a way that earns and keeps the public’s confidence.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey
Focus on French Cinema (FFC), presented by the Alliance Française of Greenwich, will conclude its 2026 series of newly released French- language films at The Bruce Museum on Sunday, June 21 from 2:00 t0 5:00 pm with a special screening of Cédric Klapisch’s luminous new film, Colours of Time (La venue de L’Avenir).
The “Art for Awareness Club” was born last year when club president Boris Ardemasov thought a silent auction of artwork would be a fun way to raise money for charity. The club started with a modest event last year. This Saturday, Oct 13 the club will hold an even bigger event at Round Hill Community Center beginning at 6:00pm. Continue Reading →
“On later school start times, Fred intently read and followed the science supported by the CDC, AMA and American Academy of Pediatrics. Fred didn’t take the easy way out and took some real hard hits. He followed the medical evidence, believed in the full unlocked potential of our kids, not adult conveniences or wallets.” – Wheatleigh Dunham Continue Reading →
The event features games for all ages, bounce houses, the famous ‘spook-tacular’ haunted house, hay maze, crafts, a magician, karaoke, a live raffle with fabulous prizes, and of course loads of pumpkins and great food. Continue Reading →
Cos Cob School will be closed for a second day due to a water leak. Also, the Open House scheduled for Thursday, October 11 is canceled and will be rescheduled for a later date, to be determined. Additionally, due to the uncertainty of the situation, the Grade Five Ropes Field Trip scheduled for October 10 has also been cancelled. Continue Reading →
Someone sprayed a fire extinguisher inside mailboxes in Chickahominy over the weekend. By the time residents opened their mailboxes on Saturday, all that was left was white powder, which caused alarm. Continue Reading →
“I am aggravated by the political discourse emanating from Washington. I see the demonization of immigrants, the roll back of environmental standards, the erosion of women’s rights and the strengthening gun lobby as threats to us here in Connecticut and the nation. I frankly don’t want to see a Washington agenda brought to our doorstep.” – Steve Meskers, Democratic candidate for State Rep District 150 Continue Reading →
Police say that in one of the voice mails, the suspect stated “remember I can still kill you.” Continue Reading →
Greenwich residents will love the new Greenwich Historical Society campus. It’s a place to come celebrate shared memories and honor the town’s history. Opening day is Saturday, Oct 6 from 12:00 to 4:00pm, with a ribbon cutting at 12:30pm. The festivities continue through Sunday. Come check out the new museum, cafe, gardens, archives, and museum shop. Continue Reading →
Themes emerged at Thursday’s POCD workshop where stations were set up to focus on different parts of Putnam Avenue and Greenwich Avenue. Residents looked at maps and then put post-in notes on easels under “likes” or “dislikes.” Continue Reading →
“I met Alex almost 30 years ago in law school. Through our three-decade friendship I have seen her in school, at work, with friends and family, as an advisor and community volunteer, and now as a candidate for public office. She commits – heart and soul – to everything she takes on.” – Jill Oberlander Continue Reading →