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Plainclothes officers spotted suspicious activity related to transactions at a financial institution in the central Greenwich business district.
This facility offers care, support, and a strong sense of community to residents, as well as valuable opportunities for volunteers to make a meaningful impact on residents’ lives.
Santa arrived in style at the Boys and Girls club of Greenwich’s Camp Simmons on Friday.
105 Woodside Drive sold on June 23, 2026 for $6,750,000
Commissioner Mary Jenkins said, “The building there now has sky and space and air around it. And frankly with two distinct, contemporary taller buildings, it looks to me like a Tudor sandwich.”
Commenting on the two additional buildings, Arn Welles said, “They seem out of place with the original ones. You’ve got those enormous, I’d call them space windows, they look like spaceships.”
Biscuit and Bones offers natural dog food and treats, made in small batches in Greenwich. Expect USDA inspected proteins and fresh vegetables crafted into the finest superfood for your dog. The array includes calming CBD-infused biscuits, and all natural “Beefy Feast” dog food. Ingredients include USDA inspected choice beef round, sweet potatoes, carrots, whole oats, white/brown boiled eggs, green beans, chia seeds, celery and olive oil. Continue Reading →
Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo and local elected leaders are calling upon the State of Connecticut to place an immediate moratorium on zoning mandates for all municipalities. A press conference will be held outside Town Hall on Friday at 1:00pm. Continue Reading →
Chicago features Open Arts Alliance students in grades 7-12, and is directed by Jennifer Dunn, with music direction by Robin Chenot and Choreography by Morgan India Miller, and production management by Cindy Busani. Continue Reading →
St. Roch’s Church Feast is set for Wednesday to Saturday, Aug 12-15. The parking deck work at Hamilton Avenue School has yet to be completed and the Selectman seek a noise ordinance exemption for the weekend of July 25 to 2026 in order to complete the work in time for the feast. Continue Reading →
“I retired in 2006; there has not been a single increase in the pension for 20 years. Over that same period the cost of health insurance increased 188%, Medicare increased 129%, prescription drug costs 300%, State income tax increased 40% , property taxes are the highest in the nation, the Town’s pension obligation has increased 0%.” – Frank J Kiernan, President, Retired Police Association of Greenwich Continue Reading →
The Avon is closed for construction, which began in January 2026, and is slated to reopen in Spring 2027. The new theater will feature three state-of the art cinemas, all new seating, expanded educational facilities, welcome community gathering spaces including a cafe and wine bar, and will be ADA compliant. Also, the renovation will bring the latest projection and sound technology including a 4K laser projection system and Dolby Atmos sound. Continue Reading →
David L Johnson of Greenwich pleaded guilty Tuesday in New Haven to an offense stemming from his embezzlement of more than $2 million from an elderly victim and his estate. Continue Reading →
What you may not know was that Barnum lived in Bridgeport and was once a State Representative in Hartford and, in 1875, Bridgeport’s mayor. His real genius wasn’t just in filling circus tents. It was understanding logistics…how to move goods, people and opportunity efficiently. Continue Reading →
Aimee Farnum replaces Shawn Hoyt, who was named Central Middle School’s assistant principal earlier this month. Continue Reading →
There will be a graveside internment service at St. Mary’s Cemetery in Greenwich on August 22, 2026 at 11:00am. Continue Reading →