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“An empty under-used park does not benefit the families of Byram who use it. Right now the space is under utilized, the playground is barely usable; the fence is broken. Much of the park goes unnoticed unless you’re already there for the rink missed opportunity. That’s not a thriving public space.” – Johna Kalandranis
“Building a wide road surely doesn’t conform with the POCD. We just recently learned that this plan eliminates over 4,000 sq ft of green space and adds 5,000 to 6,000 sq ft of impervious surfaces. The number of trees to be removed from the property keeps on increasing.” – Phil Dodson
A memorial service will be held at First Congregational Church of Greenwich on April 25, 2026 at 11:00am. Service will be followed by an on-site reception with subsequent seaside barbecue at Tod’s Point, Old Greenwich, CT.
“To my fellow Greenwich drivers fuming over a speeding ticket received while barreling past an elementary school — perhaps direct that energy toward the gas pedal instead of the town council. The cameras aren’t the problem. The speeding is.” — Michael R. Kennedy, a Greenwich resident, parent of young children, and personal injury lawyer who has seen firsthand what happens when a 4,000-pound vehicle meets a 60-pound child. Slow down.
“Imagine a high school senior walking around in their first-choice college merch like it’s already official. They’ve pictured the cushy dorm room, the gourmet dining hall, and engaging classes, leading to a high-paying job and a dream career. Then they refresh their inbox for the hundredth time. They read the first line…” – Aron Boxer, M.Ed. S.P.E. is CEO/Founder – Executive Function Coach of Diversified Education Services, LLC
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made to Common Cause, 805 15th Street NW, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20005. Continue Reading →
Welcome to the 2026 GFP Summer Camp Guide. We will continue to add camps. Contact Heather Brown at [email protected] for details. Continue Reading →
At Byram Marina, ADA improvements are designed to be completed in time for boating season on April 15. A 2018 CHRO complaint was deemed in 2020 to be, “of no reasonable cause for believing that a discriminatory practice has been or is being committed as alleged in the complaint.” In 2023, the Dept of Justice announced Greenwich had agreed to increase accessibility at the Byram Marina to comply with the ADA. Continue Reading →
The Albert C. Hencken House on North St was designed by John Russel Pope and built in 1903-1904. Both the original owner of the house and its architect contributed to Greenwich becoming known as a cosmopolitan area attracting affluent New York businessmen looking to create their own grand estates. Mr. Hencken was a longtime member of the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation and a partner in an insurance brokerage. Continue Reading →
A memorial gathering will be held in Patricia’s honor on Thursday 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Avenue Greenwich. Memorial Mass Friday 10:00am at St. Catherine of Siena. Continue Reading →
This summer, more local children than ever may miss out on that experience—unless the community steps in. Every donation—large or small—directly supports a child’s summer experience. A gift of $400 helps fund two weeks of camp, while $800 supports four weeks. Even smaller donations help us move closer to ensuring a child can enjoy a summer filled with opportunity, fun, and care. Continue Reading →
“Electric bills are through the roof right now and it makes sense that many homeowners are looking to solar to save money. But these are often long-term, complex purchase and lease agreements, and homeowners should take their time and carefully vet any deal before signing.” – Attorney General Tong. Continue Reading →
“Stop the speed camera steal. And who dreams up these limits anyway. Civil engineers. More like social engineers.” – Brian Raabe Continue Reading →
Christ Church Greenwich welcomes a remarkable guest to its Sunday Forum series this week. Ambassador Nicholas Burns, who served as the United States Ambassador to China from 2021 to 2025, will speak at 11:15 am in the Parish Hall on Sunday, March 22. Ambassador Burns brings extraordinary depth to this conversation. A career Foreign Service Officer, he served six Presidents and nine Secretaries of State from both parties over the course of a distinguished diplomatic career spanning decades. His firsthand experience navigating one of the world’s most complex and consequential relationships makes him a rare and compelling voice on the future of U.S.-China relations. Continue Reading →
If you have any information regarding Anthony’s whereabouts, please contact the Stamford Police Youth Bureau and ask for Sgt. Butler at 203-977-4639. Continue Reading →