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D’Andrea: It Pains Me To See What One-Party Rule Has Done to Connecticut

"As we approach Election Day 2026, it pains me, as a lifelong Greenwich resident who has volunteered most of his life, to see what one-party rule has done to our beloved state of Connecticut."– David...

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Grasso: Meskers has had a direct and meaningful impact on our community and...

"Long before any election season, Steve was already showing up. Years ago, on one of the hottest days of summer, he was the first candidate to come to our door, introduce himself, and explain why he...

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Camillo: Courpas is Strong Advocate for Local Control

"As someone who has to debate and testify every year when a member of the Democratic Party puts out legislation to circumvent local zoning, I am always pleased to see Tina standing beside me, not only...

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Notice on the Oak Tree: A Brief Picture of the History of Government in...

It began with English wool. In July 1640, on a salt-bitten neck its Wiechquaesqueek inhabitants called Monakewego, Robert Feake and Daniel Patrick traded "twentie five coats" for the land between two...

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Hope Day in Greenwich: Smashing the Mental Health Stigma, One Tulip at a Time

After the ceremony outside Greenwich High School, volunteers clad in gardening gloves and toting shovels caravaned to Riverside School, New Lebanon School, and Central Middle School to plant the bulbs.

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Legal Notice: State of Connecticut, Town of Greenwich Historic District...

A special public meeting of the Greenwich Historic District Commission will be held on Oct 22, 2026.

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Local Man Faces Multiple Charges after Police Respond to Report of...

Police said the altercation escalated into striking the victim in the face while a juvenile was a witness. The suspect allegedly interfered with the female as she tried to place a call to police for...

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At Greenwich No Kings Event, Rally-Goers Pledge to Vote Early

Polls open for early voting starting Monday, Oct 19 at Greenwich Town Hall. You can vote from 10:00am to 6:00pm, daily through Sunday, Nov 1. There are extended hours on Oct 27 and 29 from 8:00am to...

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Kelly: What If You Didn’t Have to Leave Connecticut to Retire Comfortably?

"If we get affordability right, we do more than lower a few bills. We give families a reason to stay, businesses a reason to invest, and the next generation a reason to build its future here."– Joe Kelly

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Talking Transportation: Drone Deliveries Debate

Jim Cameron asks, Do we really want drones flying over our homes, delivering packages for Amazon?

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RMA Talk for Oct 21: Karen Elliott House: “The Man Who Would Be King:...

The RMA's Oct 21 meeting at Christ Church will feature a talk by author Karen Elliott House. For nearly five decades she reported from Saudi Arabia and brings that experience to her latest book on the...

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Keep the Human in Healthcare AI, Experts Urge at Greenwich- Rooted...

By Stephanie Paulmeno, Dr Stephanie R Paulmeno, Co-Chair, The Patient is U Foundation The Patient Is U Foundation’s breakfast panel drew 86 attendees and honored two Greenwich...

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Unregistered Car Almost Runs Over Owner After He Leaves It in Neutral to...

Police said a man with a suspended NY license was sleeping in an unregistered vehicle with the wrong plates. When police said it would be towed, the suspect tried to move it, but then got out and left...

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YMCA of Greenwich Invites Families to Halloween Fun Day on October 24

Children and families are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite costumes and enjoy an afternoon of spooky fun in a welcoming community atmosphere. Goody bags will be provided to participating...

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Ferraro: Stand Up for Democracy. Vote for Jill Oberlander.

"I understand the national stakes can feel overwhelming. But our response and our responsibility begin close to home, with the representatives we choose and the standards we insist they uphold. State...

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Dadakis: Oberlander’s Record on Local Zoning Should Concern Voters 

"Local control is the difference between a town that shapes its own future and one reshaped by Hartford mandates."– Ed Dadakis

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Local Physician to Pay $866K to Settle Fraud Allegations

“Medical overbilling erodes public trust, wastes vital public resources, and is against the law. My office stands ready with our federal and state partners to take action against anyone who abuses the...

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Camillo Designates Oct 17 as Greenwich Police Dept 130th Anniversary Day

In 1896, the Town of Greenwich appointed paid watchmen to patrol stores along Greenwich Avenue, establishing the foundation of organized law enforcement in our community.

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Julia Mason: My dad has spent decades showing up, listening, and working to...

"To me, he's the dad who never missed a softball game or a school play. To Greenwich, he's someone who has spent decades showing up, listening, and working to make our town better." - Julia Mason

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LWV Greenwich Candidates Debate: Inflation, Affordability, Taxes,...

Topics for the State Senate candidates included abortion and gun safety legislation. State Rep candidates talked about the high cost of living, taxes, affordability, and the state budget.

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