Op-Ed: The Beginning of the End of Local Government
By Jonathan Goldstein The housing bill just passed by the CT General Assembly, HB5002 , is a combination of 22 different bills proposed during…
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Month: June 2025
Why Mature Trees Matter
Whether large or small, property development projects in Greenwich often result in tree removal. The beneficial local impact of a mature tree takes decades to achieve, and no number of saplings can replace that. To protect the health of our community, reduce energy costs, and maintain a resilient environment, it is essential that we prioritize the preservation of mature trees in our urban landscapes.
Church Leadership Transfers Dingletown Church to Greenwich Land Trust
On Friday, April 25th, the historic Dingletown Church property, located at 376 Stanwich Road, was transferred to Greenwich Land Trust with the goal of…
Grand piano for sale
Young Chang piano, model G-175 (5’9″) in good condition, plays well. Beautiful gloss black case. $4000 or best offer. Phone 203-725-5375.
Connecticut Greenways Council and CT DEEP Designates Byram River Corridor Official Greenway
Greenwich Land Trust (GLT), in partnership with Greenwich Audubon Center and the Town of Greenwich, announces that a corridor of open space along the…
FREE at Last: Lawrence Schulman and the Great Artists and Composers of 20th Century Classic American Popular Music
Lawrence Schulman, a music producer and critic with deep expertise in classic American popular music, delivered a presentation based on his recent book “FREE,” highlighting the enduring cultural significance of the “Great American Song Book” and related genres. He showcased influential artists such as Frank Sinatra, Peggy Lee, Maxine Sullivan, Tim Buckley, Bernard Herrmann, Patsy Cline, and Peter Allen, emphasizing their artistry and the genre’s broad scope, which includes jazz, pop, country, and film music. Schulman argued that classic American popular music deserves recognition as a serious art form, advocating for historical accuracy and high-definition audio to fully appreciate its richness and impact.
George Gershwin’s Creative Life in Greenwich
On my watch: George Gershwin’s Creative Life in Greenwich By Anne Semmes On this past Memorial Day, I enjoyed the sunshine on a long…
Greenwich Police Department Benefit Car Show Returns June 7
The 2025 Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund Benefit Car Show will be held on June 7, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at…
Oral History Project 1974-2025: WGCH – A Community Radio Station
WGCH has a history of serving the community of Greenwich since 1949.
Superintendent Names the Difference Makers for May 2025
Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones announced that 64 GPS employees have been named GPS’s “Difference Maker” award recipients for the month of…
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