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...

The Greenwich Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the male wearing a dark-hooded jacket pictured here. He is believed to be involved in a suspicious incident involving a juvenile at a school bus stop in the Pemberwick area. Early yesterday morning, Friday, March 27, the man—who was unknown to the juvenile—approached and initiated a conversation. Police are asking residents to report any recent encounters or suspicious incidents involving this individual. If you...

According to a recent report by the Greenwich Time , if you’ve driven through Darien, New Canaan, or Greenwich lately, you’ve likely noticed the "Great Graying" of Connecticut. The story highlights a phenomenon we've all seen firsthand: the historic "Barnyard Red" and "Colonial White" are being rapidly replaced by a palette of Pewter, Charcoal, and the ubiquitous "Greige." But according to the latest 2026 industry forecasts, the tide is officially turning. Here is why our corner of...

If it feels like your morning commute has become a gauntlet of digital eyes, you aren't imagining it. Between the nine school-zone cameras now fully active in Greenwich and a new push for automated enforcement on Connecticut’s major highways, the "speed tax" has officially arrived in Fairfield County. The Local Greenwich Learning Curve The "learning curve" for Greenwich school zones is officially over. After a staggered rollout late last year, the Town is now in full citation mode. The...

On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, the Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) unanimously approved the preliminary site plan to redevelop Morlot Park in Byram. What began as a Dorothy Hamill replacement rink has morphed into a complete redevelopment of the park into a world-class recreational area in the heart of a dense Byram neighborhood. Pros & Cons At the meeting, proponents argued for the urgent need for an update to keep the town’s hockey programs viable. Opponents countered that the...