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The GCDS Schwarz Campus is 41.5 acres in the RA-1 zone and the school does not receive any FAR bonus for educational use. The Schwarz Campus at 23 Fairfield Road was originally part of the F.A.O. Schwarz estate, which goes all the way to Cardinal Road. Even if the school added the requested units, they would still have remaining FAR, but the discussion revolved around the proposed multi-family apartment building in the RA-1 single family zone.
The legislation increases the penalty for harassing election workers from a misdemeanor to a felony on a second offense, including publicizing an election worker’s name or address with intent to intimidate. It also makes tampering with an absentee ballot drop box a class D felony. Additionally, it restricts federal law enforcement officials from being within 250 of a polling place or other sensitive election site without permission from state election officials or court order. The law empowers the attorney general to act against interference or intimidation.
Tod’s Point beach received an A+ grade. Island Breach received an A grade, Great Captain Island received an A+ and Byram Beach received a D+.
The Greenwich Scholarship Association will be the beneficiary of the Woman’s Club of Greenwich’s Concert on the Lawn on Friday, June 5 — an evening dedicated to helping local students achieve a college education through need-based scholarships.
As part of the Courage & Faith Speaker Series – A collaboration of St. Barnabas and Christ Church Greenwich – Jen Hatmaker will come to Greenwich for a powerful evening of truth, courage and Beginning Again on Wednesday, January 21. Continue Reading →
Around 7:00am a driver whose vehicle was on a tree stump was charged with DUI, Unsafe Movement of Stopped Vehicle, and Interfering with Officer/Resisting. Police located an empty bottle of alcohol on the ground near the vehicle Continue Reading →
Vice chair Sophie Koven noted that per the policy, expectations of board members include, “Attend all Board meetings insofar as possible…” Continue Reading →
All occupants were safely accounted for, no injuries were reported. The Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause of the fire. Continue Reading →
Tickets are free but required for the sell out event. Tickets will be available on Dec 8. The intimate candlelight setting creates a warm, festive atmosphere that has quickly become a cherished community celebration. Continue Reading →
123 Hamilton Ave sold on Nov 21, 2025 for $650,000 Continue Reading →
Chief Heavey told the BOE on Thursday that at Eagle Hill School about 1,230 violators received warnings during the 30 day warning phase, and just 116 summonses were issued for speeding in the citation phase. At North Street School, there were 4,341 violations during the 30-day warning phase, which dropped to 107 violators for summonses including a fine in the next month. Continue Reading →
“One proposal briefly presented at that public meeting seemed to resonate with a significant number of attendees and deserves more attention and discussion – the Chuck Royce and John Fareri proposal for an adaptive reuse of the historic Havemeyer Building into a dynamic, community-focused performing arts center.” – Adele Rota, Glenville Continue Reading →
“The winter season hasn’t even officially begun and we’ve already been experiencing significantly cold temperatures that can be dangerous to anyone spending long periods of time outdoors. – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
“If you’re a Metro-North rider in Connecticut, already juggling limited parking, train delays, and the usual commuter indignities, get ready for something new in January. Not a fare hike (for once), but a complete rewiring of how train tickets will work, courtesy of the MTA.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →