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Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, May 1-4, 2026

By: greenwichfreepress | 3 hours ago

12 Stallion Trail sold on May 4, 2026 for $3,600,000

Letter to the Editor

82 Years Ago, D-Day Changed the Course of History

“For me, this day is personal. My grandparents were forced to flee Nazi Germany, losing their home and many family members and friends. Their journey to safety in America gave our family a future and taught me that democracy is precious — and never guaranteed.” – Jill Oberlander

Summer Camp

Pelagic Kids Fishing Camp: Youth Age 8 to 18 Learn to Catch Fish in Long Island Sound

Campers head out on camp boats – the Pelagic Beast in Greenwich – to explore the waters of the Long Island Sound, for a complete, unique outdoor experience. Guided by Coast Guard licensed captains daily, children are taught the basic fundamentals needed to catch their own fish.

Business

The Resurgence of Thrifting Draws Treasure Hunters to Greenwich

The renewed focus on thrifting is driven in party by a reaction against fast fashion and a desire for sustainability, especially among the young people. There are three popular thrift shops in Greenwich: Rummage Room in Old Greenwich, The Marketplace by Fofie and Mia’s in Byram, and the Greenwich Auxiliary Thrift Shop in Chickahominy.

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Greenwich High School Student Completes SoundWaters Research Intensive

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The Bailiwick Club Celebrates Grand Opening of New Pool and Expanded Dining Patio

Giving

GHS Baseball Team Grateful for Nearly $5,000 in Donations on Sunday

By: greenwichfreepress | March 31, 2025

Next up, please help fill the stands for the Home Opener on April 6 at 12:00 noon. Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Why a Fully Funded Budget Matters for Greenwich Students

By: greenwichfreepress | March 31, 2025

“What the BET is deliberating on, or whether they are deliberating at all, is unknown. What is clear is that any substantial reduction will require the BOE to revisit the budget and cut programs and/or staff.” – Karen Hirsh Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

KOVEN: When Greenwich Public Schools thrive, the whole town benefits.

By: greenwichfreepress | March 31, 2025

“When Greenwich Public Schools thrive, the whole town benefits. If the BET cuts GPS funding, the whole town will feel the negative impact, starting with a chilling effect on the real estate market and continuing with the impacts on our families, staff and local businesses.” – Sophie Koven Continue Reading →

Around Town

Barbara’s House Selects Lorraine Termini as Its New Executive Director

By: greenwichfreepress | March 31, 2025

Lorraine Termini returns to Greenwich to succeed Gaby Rattner, who announced her retirement in December 2024 after nearly eight years at the helm of the 70-year-old organization. Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Time to End the Budget Experiment That’s Failing Greenwich Schools

By: greenwichfreepress | March 31, 2025

“This year’s Board of Ed budget is a thoughtful response to rising transportation costs, expiring federal grants, and contractual wage increases. It was passed with bipartisan support (a 7-1 vote!), because it reflects real needs.” – Alex Quintana Continue Reading →

Arts

Greenwich Historical Society Talk: Laurie Heiss on Origins of The Merritt Parkway and Its Future

By: greenwichfreepress | March 31, 2025

Laurie Heiss, co-author of “The Merritt Parkway, The Road That Shaped a Region,” will discuss the illustrious roadway that became the gateway to New England. The Merritt transformed Fairfield County from a region of farms and country estates to one of the wealthiest in the nation. Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

LETTER: Several Proposed ADA Projects Will Improve Accessibility, and Are Required by Law

By: greenwichfreepress | March 31, 2025

“We are writing as the members of the Board of Selectmen ADA Advisory and Advocacy committee. We are dedicated to promoting accessibility, inclusion and equal opportunity across Greenwich.” – Alan Gunzberg, Chairperson; Stephanie Cowie, Vice Chairperson; Veronica Chiavaroli, Secretary Continue Reading →

Around Town

Concerns Arise in Byram Over After-Hours Use of New Lebanon School Parking Lot

By: greenwichfreepress | March 30, 2025

Residents complained that motorcyclists use the school parking lot as a track and for skateboarding events. There is noise, cursing, littering and loitering along the residential fence line. Other Byram resident concerns included the proliferation of smoke shops, congestion from increasing traffic to and from Port Chester, speeding cars, and illegal parking. Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Are the Leaders of Greenwich’s BET GASAHOLICS?

By: greenwichfreepress | March 30, 2025

“In the upcoming budget approval vote by the Greenwich BET, there is an item for funding – the repair of the Hamilton Avenue School’s geothermal water source heat pump HVAC system….Hopefully, at least one Republican committee member votes with the facts.” – James O’Brien, Greenwich Continue Reading →

Letter to the Editor

Sidewalk Extension to Tod’s Pt Causeway Needed to Address Major Safety Issues

By: greenwichfreepress | March 30, 2025

“The lack of safe access to Tod’s Point, the beautiful beloved, and busiest Greenwich park, is negligent. However, this can be remedied with a sidewalk on Shore Road. I implore the Greenwich Board of Estimation and Taxation to save lives and approve the $1.25 million in funding requested for engineering and construction of the sidewalk on Shore Road between Sound Beach Avenue and S Crossway.” – Marcie Molloy MD Continue Reading →