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Greenwich Country Day School Acquires French Farm
Greenwich Country Day School (GCDS) has acquired the French Farm, a 110-year-old historic farm on Lake Avenue. The French Farm, often described as a magical place, was the first Greenwich property to be listed on the
Greenwich Police Department Welcomes New Recruit
By Richard Kaufman The Town of Greenwich welcomed one of its own into the ranks of the police department on last week. Andrew Mitchell, who grew up in town and graduated from Greenwich High School in 2013,
Your Horoscope
Astrology Column for 17th November 2019 by Sally Brompton SCORPIO 24 Oct-22 Nov Mars in your sign for the next six weeks or so gives you masses of energy and enthusiasm. All you need now is the
Eversource Takes to the Sky to Survey Electric Lines
Eversource will be conducting aerial inspections of high-voltage electrical equipment on rights of way throughout Connecticut, including Greenwich. This is a semiannual inspection and it involves the use of a helicopter flying over Eversource’s transmission line corridors
LATEST PHOTO GALLERIES, click here for our full photo gallery page
Honoring our Veterans
Greenwich showed its respect for Veterans at 5 events held on Monday, November 11. We are very grateful to John Ferris Robben who attended every event and captured Greenwich honoring our veterans with over 400 images of
Barred Owl Sightings on the Rise
Photo by John Robben of a juvenile Barred Owl. Zoologist Jim Knox confirmed and added, “A native Connecticut species, the Barred Owl is one of the few owls which hunts during the daytime, especially on overcast days.
LATEST FEATURES, click here for our full features page
Whitby Students Lead Grassroots Effort Greenwich
By Meg Reilly What do environmental activists look like? Some might be surprised to learn that they look like three Whitby School 7th graders who are the founding members of Greenwich Bottles No More (GBNM). Anika Bhat,
Wisdom And Wellness Cancer Symposium
Wisdom And Wellness Cancer Symposium – A Treasure Trove of Inspiration and Information By Liz Leamy The last Sunday in October was a gray and rainy day, yet the sun still seemed to shine inside at the
LATEST SPORTS, click here for our full sports page
Greenwich Swim/Dive Finishes Second at CIAC Class LL Finals
By Paul Silverfarb All good things must come to an end. Despite countless top times and outstanding swims up and down the roster, the Greenwich High School girls’ swimming and diving team’s streak of taking home Connecticut
LATEST LETTERS, click here for our full letters page
Thank you from Lauren Rabin
I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to my fellow Greenwich residents for putting your trust in me and electing me as your Second Selectman. It is the honor of a lifetime. I am truly humbled
Letter: America Recycles Day is Nov. 15
To the Editor, America Recycles Day on November 15th is the only nationally recognized day dedicated to the promotion of recycling programs. Single stream recycling has provided us with increased opportunities to reduce our trash but we
LATEST OP-EDS, click here for our full OpEd page
Op-Ed: Our BET Platform
The six Republican members of the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) are committed to practical financial policies to make Greenwich a great place to live, to raise a family, to work and to retire. Bill Drake,
LATEST EDITORIAL, click here for all our editorials
Election Endorsement: Camillo is Standout Choice
Greenwich is fortunate to have two highly accomplished candidates running for the highest elective office in the town, that of First Selectman. While each brings considerable experience to the table, we believe that Fred Camillo is the
LATEST REAL ESTATE, click here for our full real estate page
Column: October Real Estate: Another Good, Average Month
By Mark Pruner October was our fourth month in a row that was “average”. In fact, compared to last October’s 37 sales, this October’s 40 sales are up a little, and is only one sale below our
LATEST COLUMNS, click here for all our columns
Greater Good Column: Coffee for Good
By Chris Franco Three of my personal passions include preserving and re-purposing historic buildings, rooting for people to achieve their personal potential and enjoying a good cup of coffee. To varying degrees I try to include each
Education Column: Focus on The Behavior, Not the Label
By Gordon Beinstein Every year, we present information to your children regarding bullying…what it is, what it is not, and what to do if you find yourself uncomfortable either as a ‘victim’ or a ‘bystander’. While these
Education Column: The Value of Public Speaking
By Zane Khader Your name is called. You must step up to the stage and do what they have all done before you. Only now, the stage seems so far away, and the roar of the audience
LATEST RELIGION POSTS, click here for our full faith page
Rev. Rutledge to Speak at Stanwich Church
Stanwich Church will host author and speaker, Rev. Dr. Fleming Rutledge on the topic of Advent from her new book “Advent: The Once and Future Coming of Jesus Christ,” on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 10 a.m. This
MOST RECENTLY POSTED OBITUARIES, click here for all obituaries
Obituary: Jerry Mele
Jerry J. Mele, age 94, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. He was born May 2, 1925 in lower Manhattan to Rosalie and Nicolas Mele. He was predeceased by his dear wife of sixty-nine years,
Obituary: Michael Hughes
Michael Edward Hughes, 78, passed away on Oct. 31 in Vero Beach, FL with his wife and children near his side. Born in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Jan. 12, 1941 to Edward and Marie Hughes, Mike graduated from
Obituary: Noell Gioffre
Noell Virginia Sheehan Gioffre passed away peacefully with her husband at her side on November 13, 2019 at her home in Greenwich, CT. She was born on December 22, 1939 in Port Chester, New York to the
