Analysis shows crashes climb dramatically between 5:00 and 6:00pm following the time change. Continue Reading →
When Clocks Fall Back, Traffic Safety Can Take a Step Backward
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Neighbor to Neighbor and Dogwood Books Present A Conversation with Co-Screenwriter of the Movie, “TONY”
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Neighbor to Neighbor and Dogwood Books present A Conversation with Co-screenwriter of the movie, “TONY.” Todd Bartels will be interviewed by stand-up comedian, Greenwich resident, Jane Condon (his mom) Friday, November 20, 6:00 pm. Before Anthony Bourdain became a bestselling author, celebrated chef, and fearless world traveler, one pivotal summer in Provincetown changed the course of his life. Join us for a fascinating behind-the-scenes conversation with Todd Bartels, co-writer of TONY, the new film starring Dominic Sessa as a young Anthony Bourdain and Antonio Banderas, as his mentor. Inspired by Bourdain’s bestselling memoir, Kitchen Confidential, the film explores the experiences that launched his remarkable career—and helped shape the candid, curious, boundary-pushing voice the world came to love. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Anthony Bourdain, Christ Church Greenwich, Dogwood Books, Jane Condon, Kitchen Confidential, Neighbor to Neighbor, Todd Bartels
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, October 14-19, 2026
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Greenwich Amended Speed Camera Plan OK’d by CT Dept of Transportation
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On Thursday the CT Dept of Transportation approved Greenwich’s revised speed program. Greenwich Police have not yet announced a new 30 day warning period or a timeline. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Police & Fire
Lopez-Reyes: Before the White House, There Was Greenwich
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“What a pity, then, that honoring one of America’s last great coalition-building presidents, a decorated war hero, and a member of a family so intimately connected to Greenwich has become such a complicated undertaking.” – Ed Lopez-Reyes Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor
What to Know about Greenwich Leaf Collection Program in 2026
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Alternately, residents can also drop off leaves at Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility (permit required). Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, October 7-13, 2026
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19 Khakum Drive sold On Oct 13, 2026 for $17,995,000 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, Up to the minute Greenwich property transfers
Greenwich Antiques and Art Dealer Sentenced to 5+ Years in Federal Prison for $2.1 Million Theft Scheme
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According to court documents and statements made in court, David L. Johnson, 67, operated an antiques business, Antique Treasures LLC, and an auction business, Greenwich Auction. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government
YWCA Greenwich Vigil Honors 23 Lives Lost Last Year from Domestic Violence in CT
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The Purple Ribbon Award was presented to Elizabeth Butler. The inaugural Lavender Ribbon Award was presented to YNET leader, Angela Lizcano Sanabria.
Last year the Harmony Project answered 3,078 hotline calls, representing an increase from the previous year, when there were 2,413 calls. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Police & Fire, Angela Lizcano Sanabria, Ariana Thompson, Cameron Woodward, candlelight vigil, Elizabeth Butler, Eric Scorca
Silver Shield Foundation 7th Annual Greenwich Walk at Tod’s Point Set for Nov 7
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Walkers will raise funds to support the Silver Shield Foundation’s core mission to provide educational support and services to the children and surviving spouses of Police Officers, Firefighters, and EMS members killed in the line of duty. Continue Reading →