Editorial: New Lunar Year
As Greenwich enters 2025, the start of the Lunar New Year brings with it a moment to reflect, reset, and look ahead with renewed…
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Day: January 31, 2025
Greenwich’s 97 Secret Sales in 2024
In 2024, Greenwich saw 500 single-family home sales that were dissected, examined, analyzed, and scrutinized for what they could reveal about the state of the Greenwich real estate market. However, this analysis mostly missed another 20% of the market that remained hidden unless you knew where to look. These sales are not limited to any one part of town, though they were weighted more towards the affordable end of the market under $1.5 million and the top end of the market over $6.5 million.
Hahn Takes Over The RTC
On Jan. 29, Michael Hahn was elected as the new Chairman of the Greenwich Republican Town Committee (RTC), taking the helm on the same…
Op Ed: The Proposed Aquarion Sale Will Increase Water Rates and Public Distrust
By Sen. Ryan Fazio This stinks. That is what I warned in the Senate during July’s special legislative session when a potential acquisition of…
A New Year, A New Administration So, What’s in Store for the Markets and the Economy?
After an excellent year for stocks in 2024, the environment continues to look robust for the U. S. economy. Inflation has moderated; productivity is excellent and will continue to be enhanced by the benefits of artificial intelligence.
News Briefs: January 31
POLICE & FIRE Cos Cob Firefighters Honor Milestones The Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol and Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Department held their annual Inspection…
Letter: An Open Letter to the BET
Dear Members of the Board of Estimation and Taxation, Historically, our town has thrived under Republican leadership with low taxes and effective governance. However,…
Op Ed: Pete Mynarski’s Retirement and the Path Forward
By Harry Fisher When I assumed the role of BET Chairman, I pledged to foster a more collaborative and respectful atmosphere. I remain committed…
Imaginative and Needed Ways to Turn Trash into Treasure On View at Greenwich Audubon
An art show opening, “Trash to Treasure” brings together town leaders, an imaginative artist, and an educator of birds on their benefit to the environment at Greenwich Audubon.
Greenwich Officials Raise Concerns Over Aquarion Sale
By Elizabeth Barhydt On January 27, Eversource Energy announced the sale of Aquarion Water Company to the newly formed quasi-public Aquarion Water Authority (AWA),…
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