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We caught up with Jonas Korff (GHS class of 2026) at Joey B’s in Cos Cob where he ordered a deluxe double cheeseburger and elaborated on its superiority. During the visit, a local middle schooler, Henry Ingraham, said, “I love your videos…I like how they’re very local and I’ve been to most of the place he reviews and eat the same stuff he’s reviewing.” Continue Reading →
Greenwich Public Schools have announced that the 2026 Community Service Awards will be held on Tuesday, April 21, at 5:00 pm at Greenwich High School’s Performing Arts Center to recognize student participation in service activities that help to improve both their school and the community. The entire community is invited to attend. Check out the winners! Continue Reading →
PTA volunteers Jennette Leal and Maureen Harper were busy before spring break sending students home with fresh produce and items like bags of beans and rice their families can use for meal prep. The community pantry at GHS was originally started by Folsom House administrator Andrew Byrne and assistant dean Laura Boyd to help about 40 students. Word of mouth spread and they quickly learned there are more students in need. Continue Reading →
The Trump administration’s 92-page federal budget proposal singles out Greenwich and Waterford for “wasteful” uses of federal funding, referring to the Community Development Block Grant program and local allocations of the funding. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Fire Department is a combination Fire Department comprised of 100 career firefighters and over 120 volunteer firefighters who respond to approximately 4000 emergency calls each year from 8 stations located throughout the town. Continue Reading →
28 North Ridge Rd from 28 North Ridge sold on Feb 18, 2026 for $3,100,000 Continue Reading →
The First Selectman said he supports proposed legislation in Hartford that would strengthen the “vexatious requester” law as it pertains to FOI requests.
“We’ve estimated certain individuals have cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars alone because we have to send department heads up to Hartford and it’s an all day thing.” Continue Reading →
Government agencies do not send payment demands through random text messages. Suspicious links (especially shortened or unusual URLs) are a major red flag. Scammers use urgency and threats to pressure quick action. Do not click on the link or reply. Continue Reading →
Each episode will feature interviews with chefs, bartenders, musicians, restaurant owners, local organizations, community leaders, and nonprofit groups. Continue Reading →
