Out on a Limb
God loves us as we are but loves us too much to leave us as we are. Just ask Zacchaeus. Thanks to an encounter with Jesus, he went from being his town's unpopular tax collector to one of its leading philanthropists.
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Day: April 11, 2025
Several Neighborhoods See Big Price Jumps in Q1 2025
The other trend is that the average sales price per square foot is continuing to rise in most districts. Overall average price/SF is up 5.9% this quarter compared to Q1 2024. We see the average price/SF up in Glenville, Julian Curtis, North Mianus, North Street, Old Greenwich and Parkway. Our days on market are more mixed, but in several districts, the rise in the average days on market is due to a few listing queens finally selling that have been on the market for a year or two.
Editorial: Virtue of Civic Volunteerism
In this age of performative governance and institutional mistrust, it is worth pausing to recognize a quiet but indispensable truth: the members of Greenwich’s…
Greenwich Sustainability Awards Presented at “Rethink Waste Fair”
At the fourth annual Waste Free Greenwich “Rethink Waste Fair” held at Christ Church Greenwich Parish Hall the Town of Greenwich Sustainability Committee presented six 2025 Sustainability Awards.
Calijah Joseph Named Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich’s 2025 Youth of the Year
By Laura Dianis Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich is proud to announce Calijah Joseph as the Club’s 2025 Youth of the Year. The…
Tariffs, Trade and Capital Investment in the U.S.
Over the last seventy-five years, there has been a long and successful record of global reduction in tariffs. That trend has augmented economic growth, improved standards of living, enhanced labor participation on a global scale. Success doesn’t mean that the system is perfect, but perfection won’t be achieved with a broadscale application of tariffs that bear little resemblance to the underlying issues on a country by country basis, and it will likely cause massive economic harm before things get sorted out.
BET Passes Largest Budget in Town History
By Elizabeth Barhydt A Record Budget, A Split Vote On April 4, 2025, the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) approved a $503.5…
Cohen Eastern Greenwich Civic Center Grand Opening
By Emma Barhydt It was standing room only at the Cohen Eastern Greenwich Civic Center on Wednesday, April 9, as residents packed the lobby…
Letter: Toward a More Sustainable School Budget
Greenwich Schools have a legacy of excellence, but the 2026 budget requires some smart choices to preserve that legacy. Enrollment has dropped from 8,843…
Letter: Another Budget Blunder that Fails to Meet the Essentials
To the Editor, The recent budget decisions emanating from Greenwich’s Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) represent not merely a fiscal miscalculation, but a…
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