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“Chief Heavey and the GPD understandably like the additional funds that will be used for traffic safety generated by speed camera ticketing. But there are significant issues not addressed by the Chief in his outreach to the community…Maya Tichio of D-7 has done considerable work researching the history of the Town’s involvement with Blue Line Solutions, the operator of the speed cameras in Greenwich. Her analysis includes the CT General Statutes governing such pedestrian safety systems, the financial structure of the contract, the specific sites selected for speed cameras around Greenwich, and the concerns expressed by Greenwich citizens about data security.” – Bill Galvin
Crisis call volume in Connecticut has increased nearly 350 percent since the 2022 launch of 988. In FY 2025 alone, 988 CT responded to more than 55,000 calls.
This historic 80th annual event gathered over 26,000 high school students, advisors, and business professionals for a massive week of leadership development and competitive events
Kids don’t just “watch screens” – they build, create and problem-solve thrugh STEM • Robotics • 3D Printing • LEGO® Engineering • Game Design • AI • Minecraft • Drones • Building Cartoons & more.
All up and down Greenwich Avenue jumbo purple ribbons arranged by the Alzheimer’s Association “Celebrating Hope” committee increase awareness of the disease and signal that the third annual fundraiser for The Alzheimer’s Association, Connecticut Chapter is approaching. This year 44 retailers on Greenwich Avenue are participating by displaying window clings, decorating planters and window displays — all in the theme of purple. Continue Reading →
An application to amend the zoning regulations to strike the 1,000 ft separation between restaurants serving liquor in the LBR zone was left open because it was not noticed properly in Greenwich Time. However, it was notable that unlike the Kings Market application seeking to strike the 1,000 ft separation for liquor stores, which drew an outcry from independent package store owners, no restaurant owners spoke out in favor or opposed to Sweat Pea’s application. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police investigation revealed that Henry Calam had previously been warned of the seriousness of improperly stored combustible material, before the explosion and fire occurred in the garage where he was working on March 9. Calam was using spray paint and an electric grinder while working on a Go-Kart. Continue Reading →
“Our commitment is to new and fresh voices in our party, so if you have considered running for office in the past, this is the time to come and talk to us about possibly finding your way on the ballot this fall for positions in our municipal government. We are eager to meet Democrats who may have considered a race, but were either unaware of how one runs for office in Greenwich or were daunted by the prospect of an election, but had the interest and the skills. We are an open and inclusive party, and all who may have interest are urged to come forward.” – Frank Farricker, Chair, Greenwich Democrats Continue Reading →
Congratulations to all this year’s recipients. The Distinguished Teachers Awards Ceremony will take place at Central Middle School on Tuesday, May 5 at 4:00pm. Continue Reading →
“Thirteen years ago, I lost my son Chris to suicide when he was a senior at Weston High School. Chris was a bright, sensitive young man with great promise who had struggled with depression for several years….Today, there is a lot of good news about mental health – there are more treatments, strategies and community supports than ever before.” – Holly Hinds Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police investigated a domestic violence complaint on April 20 at a residence on Greenwich Avenue during which the victim related that she had been assaulted by Kevin Slusarz. Continue Reading →
A blog on the company’s website referred to re-organization, expense reductions and closing of three retail locations. Continue Reading →
Ben Branyan began working in Greenwich in 2010 as the Greenwich Public School’s School Business Administrator and was promoted to the Managing Director of Operations in 2011. Prior tocoming to Greenwich, Mr. Branyan was COO for Stratford Public Schools. Continue Reading →
Fifth graders from Julian Curtiss School, Cos Cob School, Parkway School and North Street School — feeder schools for Central Middle School — descended on Boy Scouts Camp Seton for a day of team building, cooperation, nature education and fun. The students have all been corresponding with each other as pen pals and had a chance to meet in person on Tuesday. Continue Reading →