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“It’s a very large space and you’re saying you’re going to have small classes. We have had not positive experience with that – where people have filled the space to overflowing, creating parking problems. When you have the space, human nature fills it.” – Margarita Alban, Greenwich P&Z chair
“About 3,500 LIRR workers walked out this past weekend, shutting down service for nearly 300,000 daily riders. The fight is over wages and health costs.” – Jim Cameron
Eagle Island’s all-girls overnight programs (ages 8–17) offer swimming, sailing, crafts, and so much more—all in a supportive environment where girls grow into confident, fearless women ready to take on the world.
According to the arrest warrant, about $68,000 in funds were transferred out of a Fidelity account and allegedly funneled through multiple accounts before being converted into Bitcoin.
The comprehensive course will be held at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich’s pool at 4 Horseneck Lane. The course is open to participants ages 15 and older. Upon successful completion, participants will earn an American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification valid for two years. Continue Reading →
Gov Lamont has extended the severe weather protocol through Thursday afternoon. Frigid temps are expected to remain in Connecticut over the next couple of nights. The severe weather protocol was initially activated on Sunday, ahead of the blizzard & was set to expire today at noon, but the updated forecast is now showing that over the next couple of nights wind chills are expected to dip to around 10°. Continue Reading →
There are 32 Stamford Downtown restaurants participating, offering seasonal prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus along with special promotions at exceptional value. And while you are dining in Stamford Downtown, please be sure to stop by to see Endless Color by Holly Danger, an amazing public art installation on Bedford Street! Continue Reading →
“We’re looking at engineering, enforcement and education. If there are things we can do to make it safer near these schools, that’s what those resources are going to be allocated for.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey Continue Reading →
RH is expanding on Greenwich Avenue again. Originally known as Restoration Hardware, the business operated for several years at 239 Greenwich Ave, home today to Betteridge Jewelers. From there RH moved to their 23,000-square-foot flagship gallery, RH Greenwich/The Gallery at the Historic Post Office, in the repurposed building at 310 Greenwich Ave. They also operate RH Outdoor at 264 Greenwich Ave, focusing on outdoor collections, including furniture, lighting, and rugs. Today, plans are in the works for RH Estates to open this spring in the Beaux Arts limestone building at 265 Greenwich Ave that was formerly home to Ralph Lauren. Continue Reading →
Postal employees will make every reasonable effort to deliver the mail in the aftermath of Monday’s historic blizzard. At the same time, we must ensure the safety of our carriers along their routes. The Postal Service is reaching out to communities throughout the region to raise public awareness of the importance of keeping walkways, sidewalks, and approaches to mailboxes clear from snow and ice so letter carriers can resume safe and timely mail delivery. Mounds of snow and patches of ice in front of mailboxes create havoc for carriers trying to safely deliver the mail. Customers receiving curbside delivery should also ensure clear access to their mailboxes for letter carriers from the street. Continue Reading →
7 Highview Ave sold on Feb 3, 2026 for $2,503,000 Continue Reading →
District 9 will be holding a special meeting to fill this vacancy on March 5, 2026. Continue Reading →
15 Lexington Ave sold on Jan 27, 2026 for $5,500,000 Continue Reading →
The event was attended by US Congressman Jim Himes, the Board of Selectmen and most of the Greenwich delegation. Speakers from Greenwich Communities, (formerly known as the Housing Authority of the Town of Greenwich) included the head of the board of directors, Sam Romeo and executive director, Tony Johnson. Continue Reading →