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Greenwich Health Inspections Update: Hinoki Most Improved
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Hinoki, 363 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich Dining Record has released new updates for 53 Greenwich restaurant health inspections completed throughout August and September 2026. The website transforms previously hard-to-access Greenwich Health Department inspection reports into transparent, easily searchable public records. The platform currently tracks 405 local establishments, aggregating data across 1,782 inspections and 2,792 health violations dating back to 2023. By presenting these records...
Oct 9, 2026
CT Senate Candidate Joe Kelly Engages with Liberal Greenwich Voting Mom
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Joe Kelly & Emily Goodman Joe Kelly, a resident of Mead Point in Greenwich, CT, is running on the Republican ticket for State Senate District 36 (covering Greenwich, North Stamford, and New Canaan). Currently a member of the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET), past Chairman of the Greenwich Board of Education (BOE), and active local athletic coach, Kelly is running an energetic campaign—including publishing his own podcast interviews to reach voters. Joe Kelly for Stae Senate Web...
Aug 22, 2026
The Sky's the Limit in Greenwich Under CT's 8-30g Affordable Housing Mandates
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Located at 7 and 9 Western Junior Highway, in Greenwich's Byram neighborhood, a new 8-30g affordable housing development is heading to Planning & Zoning for pre-application review. The Proposed Plan The applicant, Putnam Green Holding LLC, proposes demolishing four existing 3-story buildings to combine the two properties into a single 2.7-acre parcel. In their place, plans call for a single, massive 6-story residential building featuring 176 units above a two-level parking garage. At 80 feet...
Aug 21, 2026
CT In-State Tuition for Non-Citizens Challenged by DOJ
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UConn Welcomes Undocumented Students Connecticut has offered in-state tuition at public higher education institutions to state residents without permanent legal status since 2011, later expanding access to institutional financial aid. That long-standing framework is now facing direct federal pushback. The DOJ Lawsuit The U.S. Department of Justice filed lawsuits against Connecticut, New York, and Vermont as part of a broader nationwide legal campaign. The federal complaint targets Connecticut...
Aug 20, 2026

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