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A project sponsored by Greenwich’s Shellish Commission and the Conservation Commission works to reestablish eelgrass growth in offshore waters. Volunteers spend hours gluing seeds to clams at Tod’s Point on Sunday.
On Monday, the Town of Greenwich lost one of its longest serving and most dedicated public officials with the death of former First Selectman John B. Margenot.
The suspect allegedly urinated in public view during more than one incident, including at Whole Foods.
212 Old Mill Road sold on Oct 2, 2026 for $13,500,000
As we celebrate America 250, we’ll also recognize some of Greenwich’s remarkable trees that have been standing for 250 years or more, living connections to our community’s past. Continue Reading →
Year to date, Officers Livingston and DeLuca have made a combined 117 arrests. Continue Reading →
“Joe understands that effective government isn’t about winning arguments or scoring political points. It’s about listening, finding common ground, making sound decisions, and protecting taxpayers.” – Dionna Carlson, New Canaan First Selectman Continue Reading →
The building, which serves as a retail training site for the Abilis Employment program, has been transformed. Continue Reading →
“You’d think someone running on his energy background would know this charge has been a credit since May.” – Kevin Driscoll, Cos Cob Continue Reading →
In 2023 Greenwich Academy purchased 54-acres of vacant land fronting on Glenville Road, Pecksland Road and Riversville Road. Continue Reading →
Collazo said last year the Harmony Project served 602 victims of domestic and sexual violence, and responded to 3,078 calls to their 24/7 hotline – (203) 622-0003 – where a counselor will answer and help with crisis intervention, counseling and even emergency shelter and legal guidance as necessary. Continue Reading →
“Connecticut has done important work — including passing the Reproductive Freedom Defense Act to protect patients and providers from out-of-state legal attacks and to improve access to services. But those protections only hold if the people we send to Hartford are willing to fight for them. Our current state senator didn’t — he voted against it.” – Jill Oberlander, Candidate for State Senate, 36th District Continue Reading →
The Dept of Human Services Fund runs with very littleoverhead, allowing the majority of every donation to stay right here in Greenwich and go directly toward helping our neighbors. Continue Reading →
Open Arts Alliance is proud to announce its magical Spring 2027 Season, featuring their audition-based Mainstage production alongside exciting class-based programming. Continue Reading →