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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
A New Mega-Mansion Compound Arriving in Central Greenwich
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Greenwich Planning & Zoning is currently reviewing plans for an incredibly ambitious, high-profile 4-lot residential assemblage in central Greenwich. The target properties—63 Maple Ave, 75 Maple Ave, 59 Maple Ave, and 8 Park Ave—sit directly across the street from local landmarks Coffee for Good and the Stanton House Inn. The proposed plans outline a staggering 18,631-square-foot mega-mansion featuring five bedrooms, two separate three-car garages, and a detached guest house. The list of...
Jul 14, 2026
Greenwich Police Blotter: Property Crime Plummets as Complaints Spike
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Data from the newly launched—though notoriously difficult to navigate—Greenwich Crime Data Portal offers fresh insight into local crime trends for June 2026. While the town saw a welcome reprieve in property crime, the news wasn’t all positive. In total, Greenwich Police responded to 3,149 calls for service in June, with a notable volume of those calls driven by 310 false burglar alarms (compared to 286 last month) and 220 leaf blower complaints (compared to 63 last month). Residential...
Jul 13, 2026
Connecticut - A Great Place to Live, If You Can Afford It
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According to a July 7, 2026, University of New Hampshire survey, more than four in ten Connecticut residents want to pack up and leave the state—with many seeking lower taxes and a more manageable cost of living. And yet, herein lies the paradox: a majority of residents simultaneously maintain that the Nutmeg State is a "good" or "very good" place to live, a sentiment held particularly by older residents and Democrats. The problem isn't the quality of life; it's the price tag. Consider these...
Jul 12, 2026

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