On Sunday, the Glenville Volunteer Fire Company and the 9th District Veterans held their annual parade and ceremony honoring fallen heroes. Continue Reading →
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On Sunday, the Glenville Volunteer Fire Company and the 9th District Veterans held their annual parade and ceremony honoring fallen heroes. Continue Reading →
Celebrating community spirit and town pride, the Greenwich Town Party once again kicked off Memorial Day Weekend on Saturday, May 24. Continue Reading →
The flags are installed in time for Memorial Day and will remain in place until Veterans Day. Continue Reading →
Early in the day, local non profit organizations and groups set up tables to share information about their work during, including the American Red Cross, the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Kids In Crisis and the Representative Town Meeting. Continue Reading →
“I understand the RTM flipped this, but nothing happened in that one year other than the fact that the RTM body changed. It is a little bit more progressive now.” – Nisha Arora Continue Reading →
On Wednesday Camille Laginestra made her weekly visit to provide hair cuts, blowouts and shaves, services that are supported through federal funding. Continue Reading →
The RFP committee said “Eagle/Peebles” had the highest potential to meet the objectives, including a boutique hotel and an optional building for BOE staff on the southern portion of the property. According to chair Andy Duus, an information session is tentatively being scheduled for Monday, June 9. Continue Reading →
A Celebration of Life will be held at 1:00 pm on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at Harvest Time Church, 1338 King St., Greenwich, CT. Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s 2025-2026 mill rate will be 12.041, which reflects a 2.81% increase, and a little bit higher for anyone in a sewer taxing area. Continue Reading →
All the BET Republicans said they supported the First Selectman’s decision to override the advisory committee on Community Development Block Grants. The committee said they had chosen projects with the greatest direct client impact and safety value. Continue Reading →