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“The legislation, if passed, we’d have to turn away more residents. It wouldn’t impact the people in $3 million houses, it would impact the residents I represent.” – Steve Meskers Continue Reading →
Officer Carlin said off-leash dogs are only allowed below the high tide line, and only if a dog is under its owner’s control.
“At low tide, where the sand is wet, that’s where you need to be. Where the sand is dry, that’s above the high tide mark.” Continue Reading →
There was no countdown, and the event was not officially sanctioned by the town, but at 12:00 noon, hundreds plunged into the frigid waters of Long Island Sound. Brave souls all. Happy New Year! Continue Reading →
The Silver Shield Foundation’s third Annual Greenwich Walk, in honor of the families of our fallen heroes and in memory of Bristol Police Lt. Dustin DeMonte and Sgt. Alex Hamzy, will place on Saturday November 12, 2022, at Tod’s Point in Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Sunday’s 17th annual Walk/Run for Abilis, the no-profit’s signature “friend-raising” and awareness building event, benefited from beautiful fall weather and a large turnout. Continue Reading →
In a cooperative effort with the Greenwich Department of Health, the Department of Parks and Recreation will begin the summer beach season with the official opening of Greenwich Point and Byram Beach on Saturday, May 28, 2022 and will run through September 5, 2022. Continue Reading →
Gather your friends and family and join DART for a family-friendly 2-mile walk around beautiful Greenwich Point Park in Old Greenwich, and help raise much needed funds to find a better treatment and ultimately a cure for Niemann-Pick type C disease. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Point Park is the first property in Greenwich to be added to the National Register since 2014, when the “River Road – Mead Avenue Historic District” was listed. Continue Reading →
Bring your own shovel, sculpting tools and equipment. Any natural objects found on the beach may be used for sculptures. Continue Reading →
“When considering the beach extension for dogs, I would also like to remind everyone that not everyone is comfortable with dogs. For those who may have a fear, I would propose that the Town also take a page out of other towns’ playbooks and cordon off an area on the sand for dogs to run freely.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →