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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
Why Is Greenwich Celebrating More High-Density Housing?
From left, Congressman Jim Himes, Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo, Phil Wharton of Nimbus Properties, Mary Jenkins and Bill Finger of the Greenwich Affordable Housing Trust Fund, Joe Tranfo of Benedict Capital, Jamie Anthony of Lonicera Partners, and David Kubik of BKSK Architects. Nick Cinea Photography Local officials recently gathered on Benedict Place near St. Mary’s Church in central Greenwich to celebrate the groundbreaking of Benedict Court—a massive six-story, 120-unit...
Sep 23, 2026
Forbes 400: Greenwich May Rule CT, But It Lags in the Big Leagues
The new Forbes 400 list is out and, unsurprisingly, Greenwich completely dominates the state of Connecticut. Dominating the CT Leaderboard Out of the state's top billionaires, Greenwich residents hold almost every spot: Steve Cohen: $26.7B (Point72 Asset Management) Ray Dalio: $18.9B (Bridgewater Associates) Brad Jacobs: $13.3B (QXO / XPO Logistics) Cliff Asness: $8.0B (AQR Capital) Steve Mandel Jr.: $5.7B (Lone Pine Capital) Absent From the Big Leagues While we reign supreme within Nutmeg...
Sep 22, 2026
Kosta La Vista: Fleeing Felon Still Collects His CT State Pension
No wonder Connecticut residents have lost faith in their leaders—everyday corruption with zero accountability has become standard operating procedure. Criminal Conviction: October 2025 Governor Ned Lamont and Attorney General William Tong spent years looking the other way while former Deputy Budget Director Kosta Diamantis shook down contractors for kickbacks on state-funded school construction. When federal prosecutors secured a conviction on 21 counts of bribery, extortion, and fraud, it...
Sep 21, 2026
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