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Old Greenwich Merchants are again busy planning for next “Art in the Park” event, which is set for Sunday, June 7 in Binney Park in Old Greenwich from 10:00 am to 5:00pm. (Rain date is Sunday, June 14).
“Our delegation included our endorsed gubernatorial candidate and State Senator Ryan Fazio, State Representatives Tina Courpas, Selectwoman Lauren Rabin, Town Clerk Jackie Budkins, BET member myself, Former State Representative Mike Bocchino, BOE member Paul Cappiali, and numerous other prominent Greenwich Republicans. Our delegation was united in all statewide votes.” – Joe Kelly
Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Pat Bria Scholarship Fund, established to honor the legacy of Coach Pat Bria and his lasting impact on the Greenwich community.
State police said that as a result of the search warrant execution, they made 100 in-custody arrests. Investigators seized approximately $90,000 in U.S. currency. The Connecticut Dept of Agriculture located 273 birds on the property of 55 Mountain Spring Rd. All 273 birds were euthanized due their deteriorated conditions.
First Selectman Fred Camillo noted the town mill rate guidelines were 12.591; he proposed 12.765, for a difference of .174. He said that would mean, for example, tax payers with an assessed home value at $1 million might see their annual property tax increase $724.
After budget presentations for the town and school district, residents of all ages shared what projects they believe should be prioritized. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, representatives from Connecticut’s General Assembly presented official citations to Henry Jin and Esther Nabisere, two Greenwich High School seniors, in the school’s front office to recognize their extraordinary successes. Continue Reading →
Step into the wild for an unforgettable evening of adventure, elegance, and impact at Journey into the Jungle, a Kids In Crisis Gala, on Friday, February 27, 2026, 6:30–11:00pm at The Loading Dock in Stamford. Guided by Gala Co-Chairs Keeley Hynes, Coco Siebert, and Catherine Wise, this year’s celebration invites you to escape into a lush world with powerful purpose. Don your most dazzling jungle cocktail attire and join fellow supporters for a night filled with spirited cocktails, a seated dinner, inspiring program moments, and live music and dancing. Every ticket, bid, and donation directly supports the life-changing programs of Kids In Crisis, including 24/7 crisis support, safe shelter, mental health counseling, and school-based prevention services that reach thousands of children and families each year. By joining, you help ensure that young people across Connecticut have safety, stability, and hope when they need it most. Continue Reading →
The YMCA Greenwich’s Leaders Club is a meaningful, structured ways for teens to give back. The program’s first three service projects include:
• February: Making dog toys for a local animal shelter
• March: Clothing and toiletry drive benefiting Kids In Crisis
• April: Food drive supporting Neighbor to Neighbor
• May: Activity day for local senior citizens Continue Reading →
“New this year, we have a list of exhibitors who have student job opportunities – so students can go right to them to talk summer jobs!” – Robin Leader, GHS PTA SummerFare coordinator Continue Reading →
Leslie Lee was presented with a gold charm engraved with the stunning tree conservancy logo and with her initials on the back. The group’s newly elected president is Elizabeth Hopley. Continue Reading →
At the last Planning & Zoning meeting the commission approved a proposal to demolish a house that dates back to 1900 and build a new new 7,409 sq ft single family house across two properties – 33 Byram Shore Road and 0 Dock Street – as well as new porches, in-ground swimming pool, patios and driveway, and to convert a detached garage to a 384 sq ft gym. Continue Reading →
“This document is following the rule that defines insanity: ‘Keep trying the same thing over and over and expect a different result.’ The RTM has consistently rejected earlier iterations of the ‘flip and should do so again.” – Mark Fichtel Continue Reading →
“Why, in a town like Greenwich, can we not afford a contract with a bus company that actually has places for their buses to park, places for their employees to have breaks and use the facilities?Currently we are piecemealing a plan together. Some buses are parked at a local church for $10,000 per month, while others are parked on school property. The BOE is battling the state of CT to allow them to park buses under an over pass for a $1 per year fee, but have been denied so far. A trailer would be placed for drivers to take breaks in. Under the highway….This situation is unacceptable.” – Jennifer Andrews Continue Reading →
Join the Friends of Byram Park in partnership with Greenwich Parks & Recreation and learn about their work. In recent years there have been many changes and upgrades to Byram Park, including a new swimming pool, rededicated and expanded playground and an ADA accessibility project that is underway in the Byram Marina. Continue Reading →