“To develop this site you really have to denude most of the site to get this to work right.” – P&Z commissioner Nick Macri Continue Reading →
P&Z Gets a First Taste of 6-Story, 176-Unit 8-30g Building Proposed to Replace Putnam Green
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Kneads Bakery Café to Operate Two Spaces at Greenwich Crossing
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Kneads opened its original café in Westport in 2020, and is opening its second location on Fairfield’s Post Road in October. Greenwich Crossing will be its third location. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Food Drink Restaurants, Brittany Moreno, Daniel Moreno, Greenwich Crossing, Greenwich train station, Kneads, Kneads Bakery Café
Greenwich Police Captain Eric Scorca Promoted to Deputy Chief after 24 Years
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“Capt Scorca has been a problem solver and a person that the the staff, the rank and file go to to get things done. It is without reservation that I recommend him for the position of deputy chief.” – Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Deputy Chief Eric Scorca, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Board of Selectmen, Greenwich Police Chief Jim Heavey, Jim Bonney
The Voting Moms: Exactly what is “winning” in the Town vs. Board of Education lawsuit?
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“The legal fees for this lawsuit are on track to be over $700,000, and there is no end in sight. Court motions continue to be filed, and a trial date is set. At this pace, Greenwich is on the hook for a million dollars plus. Painful? Yes. But made even more painful because of the very serious budget cuts that were being made to our schools at the same time that this lawsuit was escalating.” – Emily Goodman and Jenna Lowe, The Voting Moms Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Opinion, Emily Goodman and Jenna Lowe, Greenwich Board of Education, The Voting Moms
Greenwich Alliance Day Kicks Off Non-Profit’s 20th Anniversary
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With the support of donors, educators, families and community partners, the Greenwich Alliance for Education has since invested $6.9 million in the arts, STEM, academic enrichment, college and career readiness, mental health and wellness, and scholarships. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Greenwich Alliance for Education
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Sept 17-21, 2026
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RTM to Consider Downtown Intersection Improvements Funding
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From 2022-2024, there were 18 crashes at the intersection: 13 crashes involved vehicles traveling southbound on Greenwich Ave merging into the right-turn lane; there were 3 angle collisions; and 1 crash each with a bicycle or pedestrian. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Transportation
Up to the Minute Greenwich Property Transfers, Sept 14-16, 2026
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Feedback Positive on Greenwich High School “Away All Day” Cell Phone Policy
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“I am absolutely thrilled with what I see at the high school,” she said. “It’s calmer. Students are playing games with one another. At student government, they were just talking with one another. And when you walk down the hall, it used to be that literally almost every student had a phone in their hand.” – Dr. Toni Jones, Greenwich Schools Superintendent Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Away All Day, cell phone ban, Greenwich High School
Cancellations Announced: Coastal Flood Warning and Wind Advisory Issued for Greenwich
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Take necessary steps now to secure flood-prone property and basements. Continue Reading →