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With community partners, local businesses and countless families coming together, the 17th annual Greenwich Reindeer Festival and Santa’s Workshop provided a memorable start to the holidays.
44 Indian Head Road sold on Nov 5, 2025 for $4,650,000
Over 200 women and girls from across the greater Greenwich community came together last week for the annual Mega Challah Bake, hosted by Chabad of Greenwich — an evening that blended tradition, connection, and Jewish pride in a way only this event can.
Focus on French Cinema celebrates its 21st edition. Presented by the Alliance Française of Greenwich, in partnership with The Bruce, this landmark season brings audiences an exclusive showcase of U.S. Premieres in French and Francophone cinema.
“When seniors stop driving it impacts more than their mobility: it can also affect their health. Seniors who stop driving make 15% fewer trips to the doctor. They can’t get out to shop as much. They isolate socially, which can lead to depression and a downward spiral in health.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
“Thank you for taking the time last week to listen to the Central Middle School teachers, students, and parents. They expressed their concerns, and proposed the solution of “Open Enrollment.” An Open Enrollment Lottery to Central Middle School could be immediately implemented by the Board of Education for the fall of 2026. This would be a time-limited, non-precedent setting lottery, that runs for a 1 to 3 year trial period, at which point the enrollment data at Central Middle School can be re-evaluated.” – CMS PTA executive board Continue Reading →
“Maybe I am wrong on my speculation – but if voiding her extension isn’t the end goal in more litigation, the Town should explain what the goal is – fast.” – Brian Raabe, Greenwich Continue Reading →
The victim is a 73-year-old Stamford pedestrian who suffered very serious, possibly life-threatening injuries. Continue Reading →
The idea of the preferred Option 5 is to build a new natatorium on the location of the existing GHS tennis courts so the existing pool can remain in use for swimming and water polo teams and then be repurposed afterward for other PE uses. This approach would make it possible to create a second egress to the high school, a long overdue project given the twice a day mind-numbing traffic jam on Hillside and Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
Following a courageous fourteen-month battle, Courtney Alison Wetzel, 45, passed away peacefully at her home in Stamford, CT on Sunday, Nov. 16. Courtney was born June 3, 1980, the daughter of Robert and Sara Jepson Wetzel. She loved growing up in Ashtabula, spending summers at Redbrook Cottages, acting in several Arts Center productions, and golfing with family at Ashtabula Country Club. She was fortunate to be surrounded by family and enjoyed countless gatherings and outings with them. Continue Reading →
Neil Clifford Wolff of Greenwich passed away on November 19, 2025, at the age of 72. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Lions Club’s popular annual Ruby Red Grapefruit Sale continues through the month of November. Get ’em while they last. Continue Reading →
Red flags of a pet scam include:
• Popular breeds are available for incredibly low prices.
• The seller refuses to meet in person or take a video call.
• Extra charges for cages, vaccinations and other shipping costs.
• The word “teacup” is used in an advertisement.
• High-pressure tactics are meant to make the buyer think the animal will be harmed. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police urge family members and caregivers to stay alert, check in often, and encourage your loved ones to pause before acting under pressure. Continue Reading →