On July 15, Greenwich Police arrested four New York men on charges of identity theft, credit card fraud and forgery. An Out of State Crime Ring Plainclothes and patrol officers spotted a group conspiring to deposit proceeds from a financial crime into a third party's bank account in Greenwich's central business district. Police detained four suspects: Jamel Shareef Craig (32) of Brooklyn, and his co-conspirators Onyedikachi Chukwujekwu Agu (30) of New Rochelle, Kevin Conrod Bastien (32) of...

The Town of Greenwich’s municipal nursing facility, The Nathaniel Witherell, remains in deep financial distress. Local taxpayers are currently subsidizing annual operating losses of $5 million—amounting to roughly $800 per household. During a blunt July 20 update to the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET), Nathaniel Witherell Board Chairman Peter Kelly expressed sharp dissatisfaction with FY 2026 outcomes, stressing that structural changes must happen immediately. Watch the full update:...

Josh Elliott vs Ned Lamont The primary elections are about to get underway, with early voting beginning Monday, August 3. One of the most heated contests is the Democratic gubernatorial primary between party-endorsed incumbent Governor Ned Lamont from Greenwich and progressive State Rep. Josh Elliott from Hamden. The winner will face Republican State Senator Ryan Fazio on Tuesday, November 3 (early voting Oct. 19 to Nov. 1). See the Video of the Full Lamont v Elliott Debate Here Greenwich:...

Recent headlines out of New Jersey revealed that a DMV system error improperly placed over 6,000 non-citizens on state voting rolls, reigniting nationwide debate over voter roll maintenance and election integrity. In Connecticut, election officials have long maintained that the state’s voter rolls are secure—frequently resisting federal oversight and dismissing concerns as hypothetical. However, recent developments in West Hartford demonstrate that the potential for non-citizens to sit on...

On Thursday, July 23, community members and elected officials gathered outside the Havemeyer building on Greenwich Avenue for a candlelight vigil honoring immigrants who died in federal custody while detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Organized in part by Indivisible Greenwich as part of a nationwide day of action, the demonstration drew several prominent local Democratic lawmakers, including U.S. Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04), State Rep. Hector Arzeno (D-151), and State...