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What Did He Just Say? Metro North Fixes the Sound in Greenwich
If you’ve ever stood on the platform at Greenwich or Cos Cob during a storm, you know the drill: the overhead speaker crackles, a muffled voice says something about a "track change," and everyone on the platform looks at each other with the same confused expression. "What did he just say?" That era of guesswork is officially coming to an end. Metro-North has announced a massive $20 million audio-visual upgrade across the New Haven Line, and our local stops— Greenwich, Cos Cob, Riverside, and...
Apr 2, 2026
Greenwich First Selectman Unveils Dog Sanctuary for Remaining Acreage at Hamill Rink Park
With the Dorothy Hamill Rink and Strazza baseball field projects now confirmed to occupy 48% of the total acreage at Byram's Morlot Park, First Selectman Fred Camillo has unveiled a surprise proposal to utilize the remaining western corner. The plan, titled the "Camillo Canine Commons," ("CCC") would transform the final undeveloped patch of green space into a world-class, residents-only dog sanctuary. The park would be nestled near the Veterans Memorial Tree Grove, but notably will not...
Apr 1, 2026
Greenwich Speed Camera Tensions Escalate
At the Thursday, March 26, Board of Selectmen meeting, officials addressed a rising tide of public frustration regarding the town’s new speed camera program. While Selectman Fred Camillo acknowledged that "tweaks" are necessary—specifically regarding clearer signage for hours of operation and extending payment deadlines—he remained steadfast on the program's utility. According to Camillo, despite the pushback, the cameras are working: speeders are finally starting to get the message....
Mar 31, 2026
Can CT Hold on to its "Basketball Capital of the World" Title
The irony is thick: Just as UConn remains the most dominant force in college basketball, the state is losing its only professional franchise. You could argue that Connecticut is the "Basketball Capital" because it’s where the sport is purest—centered on collegiate excellence—but the sale of the Sun suggests the bragging rights are being challenged. The CT Sun become the Houston Comets The heartbreak became official on Friday, March 27, 2026 . After 23 years, the Mohegan Tribe reached an...
Mar 30, 2026
CT's "No Kings" Rallies: A Distraction from the Real Affordability Crisis
Our CT political leaders took to the stage at "No Kings" rallies yesterday, March 28. In Greenwich, speeches were made by CT Governor Ned Lamont (D), U.S. Congressman Jim Himes (D), Attorney General William Tong (D), and State Reps Hector Arzeno (D) and Steve Meskers (D). Our two U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal (D) and Chris Murphy (D) were also on the speaking trail. The rallies focused on national constitutional theory and ideology. Meanwhile, a far more grounded crisis is unfolding in...
Mar 29, 2026
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