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Construction Begins on Old Greenwich's Shore Road Sidewalk to Tod's Point
With summer beach traffic behind us, construction on the long-awaited Shore Road Sidewalk project is officially getting underway. Daily traffic on Shore Road reaches approximately 2,250 vehicles—alongside several active school bus stops—making dedicated pedestrian infrastructure a major safety upgrade for Old Greenwich. The Project Greenwich Public Works announced that work will begin Tuesday, October 13, starting at the intersection of Sound Beach Avenue and proceeding southwest toward Tod's...
Oct 10, 2026
Smile: Greenwich School Zone Cameras are Here—I-95 and the Merritt are Next
If it feels like your morning commute has become a gauntlet of digital eyes, you aren't imagining it. Between the nine school-zone cameras now fully active in Greenwich and a new push for automated enforcement on Connecticut’s major highways, the "speed tax" has officially arrived in Fairfield County. The Local Greenwich Learning Curve The "learning curve" for Greenwich school zones is officially over. After a staggered rollout late last year, the Town is now in full citation mode. The...
Mar 26, 2026
Greenwich's Hamill Rink Project Morphs from Neighborhood Rink into a Grandiose Plan
On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, the Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) unanimously approved the preliminary site plan to redevelop Morlot Park in Byram. What began as a Dorothy Hamill replacement rink has morphed into a complete redevelopment of the park into a world-class recreational area in the heart of a dense Byram neighborhood. Pros & Cons At the meeting, proponents argued for the urgent need for an update to keep the town’s hockey programs viable. Opponents countered that the...
Mar 25, 2026
Greenwich Neighborhoods Sweep the 2026 Rankings of the Best Places to Live in Connecticut
Based on newly released 2026 data from Niche, Greenwich neighborhoods have officially swept the podium. Three Greenwich communities now sit in the top five of the "Best Places to Live in Connecticut," proving that demand for our corner of the state is higher than ever. Old Greenwich took the crown at number 1 (a significant climb from its #10 spot in 2025). Riverside followed closely at number 3 (steady at the top), and Cos Cob, praised for its "relaxed vibe" and central location, landed at...
Mar 24, 2026
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