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Throughout the day, officers showcased specialized units including the SWAT team, dive team, and the department drone program. Police vehicles and equipment were displayed outside headquarters as children and families had the opportunity to speak directly with officers about their roles and training.
The event will feature dinner, dancing, special tributes, and celebratory moments recognizing the Department’s rich history and longstanding contributions to Greenwich.
Gun violence continues to be one of the leading causes of deaths of
children and teens, and in Connecticut 151 people were killed in 2025.
The Friends of the Wallace Center is happy to announce that its Friendraiser/Fundraiser Happy Hour at Caren’s Cos Cobber is back by popular demand. Please come be a “Best Friend” to the Wallace Center and enjoy a drink, appetizer specials, great camaraderie and win fun door prizes.
Commissioners asked whether the proposed multi story development on Benedict Court behind St. Mary’s Church would revive Greenwich Avenue and make the area more vibrant, or rather attract other developers and give Greenwich an unwanted urban quality. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Fire Department extinguished a structure fire at an Indian Chase Drive residence on Wednesday. Continue Reading →
Most recently, she was at Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School, a private PreK-Grade 3 school in Washington D.C. where she served as Head of School. Continue Reading →
Lock it or lose it. Continue Reading →
Susan Hanover Designs at 89 Greenwich Avenue will host a Mardi Bra wine & cheese reception on Thursday Feb 1 from 4:00pm until 9:00pm. During the event and and through Feb 4, 20% of sales will be donated to The Undies Project. Continue Reading →
Parks & Rec director Joe Siciliano said when the pool opens in late may or early June, the intent is to have some swim lessons, aerobics, lap swimming and day camps, but not initially. “We want people to be able to come and have the experience of using it,” he said. Continue Reading →
User groups of Greenwich’s playing fields were conspicuously absent at Monday night’s packed BET budget committee hearing on the First Selectman’s budget. Continue Reading →
A local man was charged with harassment. After posting his $25,000 bond, he was released to his parents. Continue Reading →
New projects include the Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink Facility Evaluation Study, Dredge Greenwich Pt Harbor Channel, and a request for $2,340,000 for playing fields including $300,000 to undertake a feasibility of engineered natural grass playing fields (previously proposed for the study of synthetic turf). The remaining $2,040,000 will be used to refurbish the carpets on fields 6 and 7 at Greenwich High School Continue Reading →
Old Navy is a national sponsor of the Boys & Girls Clubs. Here in Greenwich the partnership resulted in a fashion show of old Navy clothes. At the end the kids were surprised to learn they could keep their outfits. Continue Reading →