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Additional wording that went into the final draft of CT’s housing growth bill last October allows towns to establish mitigation districts where off-street parking can be required for residential developments with 16 or fewer units. Specifically, towns can create two mitigation districts – they can be contiguous – each not exceeding 4% of the town’s parcels.
Against Mr. Shapiro’s Cross-Sound Folly — and a Modest Demand for Its True Price. – Andrew R. Melillo, 12th-generation Connecticut resident by his Yankee bloodline, and 5th-generation resident by his Italian bloodline.
“I am honored to step into the role of Board Chair on July 1 and grateful for the opportunity to continue serving a town and a parks system that means so much to me.” – Sue Moretti Bodson
J.R. Burton and Ben Ho head to Tanzania this July to climb Kilimanjaro and raise funds for a local primary school with urgent needs.
Greenwich High School held their commencement ceremony for the Class of 2026 on Thursday. The Valedictorian was Sonia Patel.
Families interested in learning more are invited to get an exclusive first look at YWCA Greenwich’s beautiful new learning spaces during our “Come Play With Us!” event on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Continue Reading →
Nine dedicated interns worked tirelessly to coordinate and moderate the success of this exhibition. From organizing the layout of the artwork to creating social media posts around the event, the interns worked behind the scenes to ensure the operations of iCreate run smoothly. Continue Reading →
This year participating local merchants – in downtown Greenwich Avenue from Putnam Ave to Railroad Ave, and neighboring side streets – will offer both indoor and outdoor shopping options. New this year, there will be a “Non Profit Village” on Sunday in front of the Havemeyer building. Continue Reading →
“Other towns rejected speed cameras after a lengthy public debate. Unfortunately, we did not get that debate in Greenwich as the cameras were rolled out before any public involvement. Do the current members of the RTM represent the people in this town or have they decided to vote without listening to their constituents?” – Jonathan Redmond Continue Reading →
“We should move on from this litigation and it doesn’t benefit taxpayers to continue. The question is whether it is in proper legal order on a settlement that was sent from the First Selectman to the chair of the board and was not shared with the rest of the board until today, and hasn’t been presented to the public. That settlement agreement should be posted for the public to review, which hasn’t happened.” – Sophie Koven School board vice chair Continue Reading →
Family Centers celebrated the expansion of The Mark Family Dental Health Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, recognizing the generosity of principal donors Arlene and Reuben Mark and the federal and community partners whose support made the project possible. Continue Reading →
Initially, Greenwich Police were dispatched to Armstrong Court on June 16 on a report of a neighbor dispute. Continue Reading →
Just like a horseshoe crab could not survive without a healthy ecosystem, the aquarium would not be what it is today without the care and compassion of its staff. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police arrested two inmates of the CT Dept of Corrections by warrant on June 17 for charges stemming from investigation of an incident back on Jan 10, 2026 in the area of Railroad Ave. Continue Reading →
“At the end of the design phase, homeowners often want to begin ordering long-lead items like windows while a project goes through plan review at the building department. But ordering custom products before approval carries risk.” – Scott Simonsen Continue Reading →