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Contractor Damages Water Service Line, Resulting in Hamilton Ave Shutdown and Increasing Frustration Over Prolonged Residential Construction 

Aquarion confirmed a contractor damaged a water main Tuesday causing an emergency water shut off, and a part of Hamilton Avenue to be shut down to traffic for hours. A J Penna & Son, who Aquarion often hires to do emergency repair work in Greenwich, worked for hours to correct the problem.  Continue Reading →

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UPDATED: Camillo and Rabin Intend to Run for Fourth Term as First Selectman and Selectwoman

“”With deep roots in this town, I remain committed to making sure our government is accessible and providing real solutions in areas such as open space, traffic safety, affordable housing, technology use, and transparent communication, always maximizing the value of every taxpayer dollar.” – Lauren Rabin Continue Reading →

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Girls State and Boys State 2025: Increasing civic engagement, knowledge of governmental systems

This year, six students from Greenwich High School were selected by the American Legion Post 29 to go to Girls and Boys State. “I know that I can speak for all of the delegates when I say that the experience was truly once-in-a-lifetime, and the skills that we learned through the program are essential to our careers, and to being engaged and informed citizens.” – Riona McKersie Continue Reading →

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League of Women Voters of Greenwich Launches New Student Committee

The committee is open to students in grades 7-12, who live or attend school in Greenwich. The committee will meet monthly, switching between Zoom and in-person, depending on the agenda. Additional volunteering opportunities and League events will be available. Meetings will span one hour, and so with the limited duration, commitment and participation is expected.  Continue Reading →

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Martial Arts Studio Approved at Bank Building on South Water Street in Byram

Last week’s P&Z approval of an application for martial arts studio at 30 South Water Street represented something of a compromise from a previous request to change the zone from Water-Based (WB) to LBR-2. The martial arts studio, a “group fitness use,” was considered a less non-conforming use than a bank, and therefore less detrimental to the neighborhood. Continue Reading →

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