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A project sponsored by Greenwich’s Shellish Commission and the Conservation Commission works to reestablish eelgrass growth in offshore waters. Volunteers spend hours gluing seeds to clams at Tod’s Point on Sunday.
On Monday, the Town of Greenwich lost one of its longest serving and most dedicated public officials with the death of former First Selectman John B. Margenot.
The suspect allegedly urinated in public view during more than one incident, including at Whole Foods.
212 Old Mill Road sold on Oct 2, 2026 for $13,500,000
Questions were posed by Round Hill Association’s Brendan DeSimone. Topics included cost of healthcare, affordable housing legislation, and fiscal guardrails.
“Stamford’s progress depends on a strong working relationship with the state. School funding, infrastructure, and the services our residents count on all run through Hartford, and it matters who’s sitting in that room.” – Glenn Price, Stamford Continue Reading →
“(Oberlander’s) BET record tells the same story. She chaired that board during its most partisan modern stretch, and in her entire tenure there is not one documented instance of her breaking with the Democratic caucus on a contested vote. Not one.” – Michael Hahn Continue Reading →
Ambassador Jon Huntsman, Jr, former Governor of Utah and Ambassador to China & Russia. He served under five U.S. Presidents. He will be interviewed by his daughter, TV Journalist Abby Huntsman Livingston. Continue Reading →
“She understands that reproductive freedom is fundamental, that young families need the opportunity to build their lives here, and that the next generation deserves a state ready to invest in its future. Just as important, Jill brings a sense of integrity that is all too rare in politics.” – Alison Hope Continue Reading →
“Based on what I have seen firsthand, I believe Joe Kelly has earned the opportunity to serve Greenwich, New Canaan and Stamford in the State Senate.” – Tony Turner Continue Reading →
Quentin Ball is the director of I Challenge Myself, a NYC-based nonprofit that uses cycling and after-school programs to improve the lives of underserved students. Continue Reading →
“There will be times when Jill agrees with Democratic leadership and times when she does not. What matters is the question she will ask first: What is best for the people I represent?” – Gayle P. De Poli, Riverside Continue Reading →
“One of the reasons families choose Greenwich, Stamford and New Canaan is our schools. Protecting that advantage should be among the highest priorities of our next state senator.” – Lynn Markley, Greenwich Continue Reading →
Funds raised help bridge that gap and ensure Abilis’ 800+ community members continue to thrive. Continue Reading →
Round Hill debates included questions for the State Rep candidates in the 149th district. Continue Reading →