Editorial: The Institutions That Stay
A community is not held together by its largest buildings or its loudest successes. It is held together, quietly and over time, by the…
Day: April 17, 2026
A Month to Celebrate the Power of Volunteers
April is National Volunteer Month, a time to recognize the neighbors who consistently step up to help others. When neighbors help neighbors, our entire community benefits. No matter your experience or availability, there is a place for you to make a difference, and your contribution — however big or small — can have a lasting impact.
Reimagining Life with Song and Dance – Audrey Appleby to Perform at New York’s Historic The Players
Audrey Appleby, cabaret singer from Greenwich, CT is poised to perform in April in New York City at the historic The Players and shares her creative singing and songwriting path over the years.
Round Hill Community Church Commits $30,000 to Local Childhood Initiatives
Round Hill Community Church (RHCC) has committed a donation of $10,000 for three consecutive years to Greenwich United Way (GUW) specifically for Early Childhood…
Christ Church Greenwich Adds Seats for Kate Bowler Book Talk Event
Christ Church Greenwich has added additional seating for a standalone book talk by New York Times bestselling author Kate Bowler, scheduled for Saturday, April…
Shredding Event Returns This Saturday
The Annual Community Shredding Event will take place this weekend, offering residents a free opportunity to safely dispose of sensitive documents while supporting local…
Retinking Pre-K at Riverside
By Laura Kostin The planned renovation and expansion of Riverside School may undergo a significant change thanks to new legislation from Hartford. The legislation…
Parking Buses Hits Another Denial
By Laura Kostin Finding space to park school buses serving the Greenwich Public Schools has been an ongoing challenge for the district since it…
A Step Closer to a Havemeyer Move?
By Laura Kostin The Greenwich Board of Education is set to vote on an interim funding request related to a potential move from the…
Washington Rides Again as Town Turns Out in Force
Last Sunday marked another golden moment for the town as hundreds of people convened to celebrate the historic ride of General George Washington who was joined by his Aides de Camp, Lieutenant Colonel William Palfrey and members of the Fifth Connecticut Infantry Regiment of the American Revolution with their fife and drum corps.
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