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Mom’s Organic Market to Open in Stamford’s Harbor Point

Since Fairway departed, the 322-acre Harbor Point neighborhood in Stamford’s South End has continued to add thousands of residential units in high rise buildings featuring water views as part of a planned mixed-use development of the former industrial and lock manufacturing hub. Continue Reading →

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Greenwich United Way Deep Dives: Housing Affordability, Mental Health, and Early Childhood Education

Greenwich United Way recently held three comprehensive Deep Dive Reports following a sequence of roundtable discussions at Town Hall.  

Conducted in conjunction with the 2025 Needs Assessment, these reports provide a data-driven look into the town’s most pressing human services challenges: housing affordability, mental health, and early childhood education. These areas first emerged as critical needs in the 2020 Needs Assessment and have continued to be identified as important by stakeholders and residents through ongoing engagement. “There is a common misconception that a community as affluent as Greenwich is immune to these kinds of hardships,” said David Rabin, CEO of Greenwich United Way in a release. “But these Deep Dive reports show that the escalating costs of housing and childcare, combined with a stark rise in mental health needs, are creating a real crisis for our neighbors. Continue Reading →

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16th Annual Greenwich Alliance for Education Turkey Trot Returns Nov 28

5K, 1 Mile & Mini-Trot! Turkey Trot is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Greenwich Alliance for Education, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2026. The Alliance funds Greenwich Public School programs including Reaching Out Grants for innovative school programs, Tuning In To Music for free instrumental lessons, AVID SUCCESS to expand the AVID program addressing opportunity gaps, and the eighth-grade Capstone Experience trip to Washington, D.C Continue Reading →

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Talking Transportation: Your Most Dangerous Drive Home

“By age 60, our eyes need three times as much light as they did at age 20, because pupils shrink and don’t open as wide in the dark. A 60-year-old also takes more than twice as long as a teenager to adjust from light to darkness….So hang in there, fellow motorists. It’s only about 130 days (and long nights) ‘til we change the clocks again.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →

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