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Salvadoran with Prior Greenwich Assault Record Pleads Guilty to Illegal Re-entry
Central American Migrants Boarding Bus After Being Processed by ICE in El Paso, TX Catch, release, repeat. The story of 29-year-old Tomas Alonso Valencia-Ruiz is a tale about the reality of Connecticut's border and sanctuary policies and their impact on Greenwich. From the Rio Grande to CT His history with federal authorities began in November 2014 when U.S. Border Patrol apprehended the Salvadoran crossing illegally near Rio Grande City, Texas. Released with a summons to appear before an...
Oct 13, 2026
Reality?: A multi-use path connecting the village of Old Greenwich with the city of Stamford
It's a ten-foot-wide multi-use recreational trail that would connect Binney Park in Old Greenwich to John J. Boccuzzi Park in Stamford. The Town of Greenwich in partnership with Stamford will get a grant of $338,000 to cover the design cost with a 20% match provided by Greenwich and Stamford. The cost of the project is expected to be $4 million. The exact route has yet to be determined. There are four potential routes: One via Harding Road, one via Tomac Avenue, one via Shore Road, and the...
Oct 27, 2025
Does Connecticut have the same cost of living as Florida?
You don't need a study to know the answer to this question posed by the CT Mirror about cost of living in CT vs FL. The cost of living is 11% higher in CT than Florida. In this ranking, Connecticut has the 12th highest cost of living while Florida has the 18th highest in the nation. Factors used when calculating each state's cost of living are grocery items, housing, utilities, transportation, health care, and miscellaneous goods and services. Between the Lines : Let's fix this disparity...
Oct 26, 2025
Greenwich Selectman prevails against Democrat Board of Ed power grab - but illegal meetings continue
The Greenwich Patriots, a parent-led Board of Ed (BOE) watchdog group, delivered a scathing message at Thursday's Oct 23 BOE meeting, echoing what many residents were thinking. The Freedom of Information Court definitively ruled in favor of First Selectman Camillo on Wednesday October 22 declaring that the October 2024 actions taken by BOE Democrats (Hirsch, Kostin, Koven, Stowe) to call a meeting to install their preferred candidate (Jen Behette) into an open Republican seat that should have...
Oct 25, 2025
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