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Greenwich Academy Expansion Means Less Open Space and Lost Tax Revenue
Over three years after Greenwich Academy purchased a 54-acre parcel of land from descendants of the Rockefeller family for $18.2 million, the school is moving to develop the property into a dedicated lower-school campus serving kindergarten through fourth grade, along with athletic facilities and faculty housing. Originally listed for $21.5 million, the landmark property had been in the Rockefeller family for over a century and represented the family's last large landholding in Greenwich....
Oct 8, 2026
Greenwich License Plate Camera Locations Kept Secret–Until Now
Prompted by Governor Lamont’s statewide inventory directive and mandated by recent state privacy regulations (Public Act 26-14), the Greenwich Police Department quietly published the specific locations of its stationary automated license plate readers (ALPR) on September 30. The disclosure, posted without a formal press release or public announcement, reveals that the town currently operates fixed ALPR cameras across six high-volume corridors. By positioning lenses at critical intersections...
Oct 5, 2026
CT Recommends Electric Shock Mats for Bears—What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
If you live in mid- or backcountry Greenwich, spotting a black bear isn’t a novelty anymore—it’s a routine occurrence. Statewide, bear break-ins are reaching unprecedented levels. According to the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), bears have entered Connecticut homes more than 50 times this year—already topping all of last year’s break-ins, with home intrusions across nearly two dozen municipalities and sightings in all 169 cities and towns. The State's Solution: The...
Oct 4, 2026
The 8-30g Affordable Playbook Behind Western Greenwich’s Towering High-Rises
Plans for a massive six-story, 176-unit residential complex at 7 & 9 Western Junior Highway are running into severe pushback from the Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission and neighborhood residents alarmed by the rapid high-rise densification of Western Greenwich. If approved, the new complex would triple the density of the existing 3-story 66-unit Putnam Green apartment complex—built in 1976 and acquired by Bedford Realty Associates for $20.7 million in 2025—which it is set to replace....
Oct 3, 2026
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