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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.
Funeral Services will be held at 11:00am Sunday, July 5 at Shippan’s Thomas M Gallagher Funeral Home, 453 Shippan Ave, Stamford, CT. Burial will follow at Beth El Cemetery. Continue Reading →
Thank you to the Independence Day Association of Greenwich – co-chairmen Bea Crumbine and Janet Giusti, Master of Ceremonies Christopher Hughes – for organizing the Fourth of July Ceremony on July 4 at Greenwich Town Hall. Continue Reading →
June went out with a bang in the Assessor’s office at Greenwich Town Hall. Continue Reading →
In part, the author of the anthem’s words, Francis Scott Key, is to blame for the lack of knowledge about the composition he created. Throughout his life, he refused to trumpet his association with the tune, never sought a dime of royalties and only spoke about it once – at a banquet more than 20 years after his moment of inspiration. Continue Reading →
Back when being a “Byram Boy” really meant something, Frances Kristoff’s extended family did not miss a Sunday lunch on North Water Street. Continue Reading →
If you can’t get enough fireworks or if you couldn’t get there in person, here is a taste. Continue Reading →
A Stamford driver in a red Jeep was spotted at 2:46am attempting to negotiate a left turn onto Arch Street from Railroad Avenue. He took a wide turn and struck the curb on Arch Street. Continue Reading →
From Stanwich to Sherwood, June went out with a bang in the Assessor’s office at Greenwich Town Hall. Continue Reading →
Every May, in time for Memorial Day, Greenwich Selectman Dave Theis saw to it that ten flags were erected on each side of the Mianus Bridge over Rte 1. After the Town lost the well-liked selectman in December 2014, the bridge came to symbolize the patriotic man. Now the bridge he liked to decorate with flags will be named in his honor. Continue Reading →
After three years at the YMCA of Greenwich, Ed Philipp will pursue other endeavors. According to Board chair Sandy Waters, “Under Ed’s leadership, the Greenwich YMCA settled its construction debt, grew financial aid to deserving individuals and families from $100,000 in 2012 to more than $400,000 in 2014 and expanded and re-energized its volunteer network, and operated with a stable, cost-effective, and profitable financial model.” Continue Reading →