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Day: January 16, 2026
Connecticut Winter Birds
While there are definitely less birds in the Northeast during the winter in comparison with the summer, there are still many birds to be found during the winter months in Connecticut. Some Connecticut birds do not migrate to warmer areas, instead choosing to brave the Northeast winter and stay in Connecticut all year round. A few of our favorite birds you might see in Connecticut during the winter months include Buffleheads, Wood Ducks, Long-eared Owls, and White-breasted Nuthatches.
Two Major Issues and One Possible Solution
The younger generations are finding it impossible to find safe and affordable housing while the older generation wrestle with isolation and the need for help. Intergenerational housing arrangements might be a great solution.
Editorial: Do We Deserve a Stage?
There is, in the heart of Greenwich, a district that is less a location than a statement. It is the civic core: a cluster…
Resolve To Volunteer
There are so many meaningful ways to do so, no matter what your background is or what you enjoy doing. Follow your joy — whether with the Red Cross, your local fire department or EMS, at a school, or alongside seniors. As we begin 2026, let’s commit to one meaningful resolution together: let’s resolve to volunteer.
Jen Hatmaker Brings Her Fire and Wit to Greenwich for One Night Only
By Elizabeth Barhydt There’s an unmistakable buzz moving through Greenwich: Jen Hatmaker— New York Times bestselling author, speaker, podcast host, and spiritual renegade—is coming…
Part 2: The Powers of the Town Weigh in on the Historic Havemeyer Building: Hotel or Arts Center?
Three Greenwich Town government leaders address their views of the repurposing of the historic Havemeyer Building on Greenwich Avenue.
The Dumbing Down of American Politics – Let’s Resist it in CT in 2026
The dumbing down of complex policy issues into partisan shorthand attacks is a characteristic of today’s American politics which I am working to change.
Fazio Sets Fundraising Record as Arora Enters Governor’s Race
By Elizabeth Barhydt State Senator Ryan Fazio’s campaign for governor reported a brisk fundraising trajectory in its latest finance filing with the State Elections…
News Briefs: January 16
POLICE & FIRE Community Unites Against Human Trafficking January 11 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day and marks the start of Human Trafficking Awareness…
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