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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.
This workshop, set for Sunday, January 25, 2026, from 9:00am to 12:00pm, includes a pediatrician specializing in Birth to 3, and Abilis Lleadership and therapists. Parents and caregivers will find practical guidance and trusted information as they navigate developmental concerns, new diagnoses and key transitions for young children with developmental disabilities. Continue Reading →
In the RA-2 single family zone, the Furanos seek to convert a cottage damaged in a fire to an office and storage building, including a handicap accessible bathroom. Continue Reading →
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 11:00am on Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at Sacred Heart Church Henry St. Greenwich, CT. Continue Reading →
In lieu of flowers and in recognition of our mother’s enjoyment of music and activities, memorial contributions in her name may be made to Friends of Nathaniel Witherell. Continue Reading →
This year’s conversation, titled, “Third Spaces: Building Belonging Beyond Home and Work,” will be rooted in keynote speaker Eric Klinenberg’s best-selling book Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequity, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life. Continue Reading →
Over the snowy weekend, Greenwich Fire Dept responded to numerous accidents. Continue Reading →
“With earlier start times amid the budget cuts of last year, this sleep issue will continue to grow. Looking back to the classes before us, we find traditions that have long been lost. I’m sure many people watching online and in this room can attest to some of their best moments at GHS being SRO, the parade down Putnam, and the once grand senior pranks – all done away with today. One main reason for this is less time and less sleep. This can be accredited to the increase in AP participation where students see more homework and a more demanding course load.” – GHS student body president Gabe Elezaj Continue Reading →
Due to an unforeseen lack of data in establishing assessment values for these lands as required by Connecticut General Statutes § 12-2b(1), significant increases in valuations occurred for the tax years beginning with the 2025 grand list. Continue Reading →
“It is disheartening that at the last BOE meeting where you took a vote on the new budget, there was no discussion. It was déja vu back to a BET meeting last school year, where we all came out month after month, urging, pleading and sometimes crying – and none of it mattered.” – Lisa Sylvester, PTAC president Continue Reading →
Nelson Tebbe will will focus on three cases that were decided this summer: concerning parents’ right to absent their children from aspects of the public school curriculum that offend their religious values, concerning the ability of religious groups to form charter schools, and concerning the rights of religious employers to be exempt from paying unemployment taxes. In these cases, the Roberts Court has extended the pattern of ruling in favor of religious actors. Continue Reading →