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On a crisp autumn afternoon at Cardinal Stadium, the Greenwich High School football team delivered one of its most dynamic performances of the season, defeating the Staples Wreckers 33–19 in a matchup defined by explosive momentum swings, disciplined defense, and standout individual efforts. Continue Reading →
Lamont has described Connecticut’s housing shortage as among the most severe in the country, driving up costs for working families, deterring businesses from investing or growing, and worsening homelessness. Continue Reading →
During the incredible night of basketball tricks, hoops, and alley-oops, the Harlem Wizards faced off against Greenwich Public Schools teachers, school resource officer Chris Wallace and local elected officials including First Selectman Fred Camillo and BET member elect Joe Kelly. Continue Reading →
In another production made possible by a generous grant from the Greenwich Alliance for Education, New Lebanon School students will perform a musical participation play Jack and the Beanstalk on Tuesday, with an in-school performance during the day and an evening performance for parents and the community. Continue Reading →
The idea of the preferred Option 5 is to build a new natatorium on the location of the existing GHS tennis courts so the existing pool can remain in use for swimming and water polo teams and then be repurposed afterward for other PE uses. This approach would make it possible to create a second egress to the high school, a long overdue project given the twice a day mind-numbing traffic jam on Hillside and Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
“As we start the meeting and start the new term – to all of you, the public at home and everyone listening – we ask for your grace. We have a new board – half of us are brand new. We have new leadership and it’s easy to forget that we are all in this together. All of us are parents, all of us ran for the board because we want the best for our children and community.” – Dr. Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony, unanimously elected BOE chair Continue Reading →
“We all agree that Connecticut needs more housing, and I very much appreciate the efforts of our Governor and colleagues in the House to reach out to and work with mayors, first selectmen from both sizes of the aisle, CCM and the COGs to eliminate the most conflicting parts of the bill. However I believe that the new bill requires input from the public. We can not build public trust by sidelining the public. – Hector Arzeno, (D-151) Continue Reading →
Director of Environmental Affairs Beth Evans said the idea of the grant is to provide trees for both town property as well as private property in Byram to increase the urban tree canopy and help with health and environmental issues. Continue Reading →
24 Conyers Farm Drive sold on Oct 30, 2025 for $17,250,000 Continue Reading →
The Adaptive Home will house six residents with complex medical needs and disabilities. Continue Reading →