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Tune up Your Bikes, Greenwich, #PedalGreenwich is Saturday
Bob DeAngelo, First Selectman Fred Camillo, Selectperson Jill Oberlander and Selectwoman Lauren Rabin at Town Hall. May 27, 2020 Photo: Leslie Yager This Saturday, May 30, Greenwich residents are...
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William Richardson Jr, 68,
William P. Richardson Jr, a lifelong resident of Greenwich, passed away on May 5, 2020 from complications due to the coronavirus. He was 68 years old. Known to all as Bill, he owned and operated Babco...
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Selectmen Approve All-Day Closure of Bottom of the Ave, Plus 5 “Nodes”
Bottom block of Greenwich Avenue, May 28, 2020 Photo: Leslie Yager On Thursday the Board of Selectmen voted on Phase 1 of the closure of Greenwich Ave to vehicular traffic in an effort to bolster...
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Greenwich Real Estate Report: May 22-29, 2020
Total transformation inside and out, a classical home with a transitional flair! Set back from road in a mid-country setting 5 min. to town and schools. Grand foyer with iron staircase and formal...
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Camillo, Floren Lead CT Lt Governor Bysiewicz down Lower Greenwich Ave,...
Concrete Jersey barriers across Greenwich Avenue at Havemeyer by the old post office cut off the lower two blocks of the Ave to vehicular traffic. June 1, 2020 Photo: Leslie Yager Greenwich DPW...
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After Zoning Violation, Application for Baseball Field to Top P&Z Agenda...
Backstop and bleachers at baseball field at 56 Clapboard Ridge Rd. View of baseball field at 56 Clapboard Ridge Rd. On the P&Z agenda for Tuesday night is an application for an existing baseball...
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Selectmen Vote Unanimously for Tip Fees; Hold their Noses at $25 Resident...
Trash arrives at the dump at Holly Hill, June 1, 2020 Photo: Leslie Yager On Thursday the Board of Selectmen voted to implement a tip fee at the Holly Hill Resource Recovery Facility, aka “the dump,”...
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Mayor deBlasio Issues NYC Curfew through June 8
After a fifth night of protests in New York City, and images of rampant looting in Manhattan and the Bronx circulating on social media into the overnight hours of Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio...
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Back Yard Baseball Field of Dreams Doesn’t Fare Well at Greenwich P&Z
It wasn’t until about an hour after the Planning & Zoning commissioners went back and forth with attorney John Heagney over his client’s illegal baseball field at 56 Clapboard Ridge Road that the...
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Indivisible Announces “Greenwich Cares” Rally for Justice
Indivisible Greenwich is organizing a “Greenwich Cares” rally for justice and to honor George Floyd and so many others before him on Saturday, June 6 at 2:00pm at Greenwich Town Hall, 101 Field Point...
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Greenwich Property Transfers, March 12-16, 2020
While town hall was closed to slow the spread of Covid-19, we were unable to publish property transfers. But town hall is now open and we’ll publish transfers every day until we’re caught up – then go...
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Parks & Rec Update: Beaches, Ferries and Cobber North
The Parks & Rec board had a meeting on May 28, the first since February. Parks & Rec director Joe Siciliano gave a recap of his department’s work during the town hall shut down. He said inside...
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US Attorney District of CT: Officers in Minneapolis do not represent all law...
Statement from US Attorney, District of Connecticut, John H. Durham No words are sufficient to express the sadness and outrage we feel about George Floyd’s death, or to address the history that has...
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Greenwich Property Transfers, March 17-20, 2020
While town hall was closed to slow the spread of Covid-19, we were unable to publish property transfers. But town hall is now open and we’ll publish transfers every day until we’re caught up – then go...
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Greenwich Property Transfers, March 23-30, 2020
While town hall was closed to slow the spread of Covid-19, we were unable to publish property transfers. But town hall is now open and we’ll publish transfers every day until we’re caught up – then go...
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Greenwich DTC Condemns Systemic Racism; Denounces Excessive Force by Law...
On Sunday the Greenwich Democratic Town Committee issued a press release on the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020, as follows: The murder of George Floyd was abominable, as were...
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Greenwich Real Estate Report: May 29-June 5, 2020
10 Lake Drive South, Riverside, CT 10 Lake Drive South, Riverside, CT This classic center hall colonial is located in a coveted lakeside Riverside neighborhood, very convenient to the train station,...
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Greenwich RTC: There is No Place for Racism in Our Society
The death of George Floyd is yet another stark reminder that the miracle that is America is still a work in progress. And we have a lot of work to do. The effort to eradicate racism has spanned...
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Holly Hill Dump Permits Available to Residents for $25
Starting July 1 the Town of Greenwich will implement a new system of tipping fees at Holly Hill, aka “the dump.” Haulers will be weighed in and weighed out and billed based on their tonnage. Residents...
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RTM Disappoints Public School Fans, Votes to Wait til Fall for Second Read on...
Monday’s RTM budget meeting, which took six hours in order to accommodate everyone who signed up to speak, was held virtually on Zoom and broadcast on GCTV, rather than in person because of Covid-19....
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