Greenwich BET Approves Portion of Funds for North Mianus School Repairs
The Board of Education had requested $8.1 million for emergency repair work related to February’s ceiling collapse and flood damage at North Mianus School,…
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Author: Richard Kaufman
Date Set for GPD Emerald Society Parade
Last week, the Board of Selectmen approved a road closure for the Greenwich Police Emerald Society parade, tentatively scheduled for Sept.19. The event will celebrate the GPD's 125th anniversary and honor first responders, health care workers and essential employees who have worked tirelessly to keep everyone safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Board of Selectmen Considers Changes to Town’s Dog Ordinance at Beaches
Last week, the Board of Selectmen discussed possibly changing the local ordinance regarding the admittance of dogs at town beaches, especially at Tod's Point. No action was taken, but the Board got the ball rolling on what will be a continuing dialogue in the weeks and months to come.
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Names 2021 Youth of the Year
Last week, the community gathered for the 53rd annual Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Youth of the Year Award event. Damarys Aceituno, a junior at Greenwich High School, was named as the 53rd recipient of the award. Lisa Stuart was the 2021 Champion of Youth honoree.
PHOTOS: Water Main Break on Anderson Road in Greenwich
Crews were still working on Anderson Road in Greenwich on Monday afternoon to repair a water main break that partially collapsed the roadway and…
Water Main Break in Greenwich Leaves Over Two Dozen Without Water
By Richard Kaufman A water main break on Monday morning in Greenwich has partially collapsed a road and left approximately 25 residents without water.…
Davis Avenue Bridge Replacement Project to Begin Later This Month
By Richard Kaufman The Board of Selectmen on Thursday unanimously approved a road closure for Davis Avenue in Bruce Park, paving the way for…
Greenwich BET Approves 2021-2022 Budget
By Richard Kaufman After hours of discussion and virtual meetings, the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation approved a $450.5 million budget with a…
Hours to Expand at Greenwich Town Hall
By Richard Kaufman Beginning on Monday, April 5, hours at Greenwich Town Hall will be expanded. Since Oct. 1, the public has been able…
Greenwich Looks to Establish Affordable Housing Trust Fund
As contentious debate continues around several proposed zoning bills at the state level that focus on affordable housing issues, Greenwich is looking to come up with a local solution.
Under the 8-30g state statute, Greenwich has not yet achieved the 10% affordable housing mandate. Last week, Chair of the Planning & Zoning Commission, Margarita Alban, outlined a presentation to the Board of Selectmen in which a trust fund would be created in order to reach that 10% mark.
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