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“How does this site plan conform with the neighborhood character? The answer is that it does not. It also does not meet the standard of high quality of building design, neighborhood appearance and overall site design in general.” – Valerie Maze Keeney, South End Court Continue Reading →
The Special Victims Section is currently investigating the incident in which a middle school student was grabbed from behind by an unknown adult male while walking to school. Continue Reading →
Thursday morning’s ceremony in Cos Cob Park marked 24 years since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Continue Reading →
“We always recommend to any of our students that if they walk to school, that they walk with friends. They should always remain aware of their surroundings, limiting distractions such as cell phone use, whether it is walking to school or anywhere in the community.” – Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
As of Wednesday, Greenwich Town Hall did not yet have a record of the transaction, but ConnectCre, who reported the $97.5 million sale, said CBRE closed the sale, describing The Mill as “a trophy mixed-use property,” from The Mill Owners Company LLC and procured the purchaser. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Registrars of Voters noted all data sent are unofficial and would be subject to re-verification. They noted that official results are published approximately one day after tallies are complete, in conjunction with the Office of the Town Clerk. Continue Reading →
The proposal is submitted pursuant to 6-110 of Greenwich’s building zone regulations, intended to incentivize moderate income housing. The proposal includes one deed restricted moderate income dwelling. Continue Reading →
With a “Welcome Back” theme, Monday, September 8, 2025 marked the first day of the 2025–2026 after-school program at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Vegetation and trees have been removed seemingly wildly outside the scope of what was approved. That’s really disturbing. If you’re not getting that message, please get it in spades. No one is happy about what seems to have been done and we need greater clarity on exactly what has been done and how it compares with what was approved.” – Peter Lowe, P&Z commissioner Continue Reading →
Mayor Caroline Simmons of Stamford had the honor of cutting the ribbon during the grand opening of Wings Arena on Saturday. A severe thunderstorm shook the building moments before the event, but rain, hail and even heavy winds did not dampen the enthusiasm. Continue Reading →