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Greenwich State Senate Candidate Debate: From "Busting" Budgets to Banishing Black Bears
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Joe Kelly (R) vs Jill Oberlander (D) On Wednesday, Oct. 7, the Round Hill Association hosted a candidate debate. Joe Kelly (Republican) and Jill Oberlander (Democrat) are vying for the 36th State Senate District covering Greenwich and parts of north Stamford and New Canaan. Here is a replay of the debate with highlights below: Unfunded Pensions & Fiscal Policy Joe: "The state has a bit of a spending problem... How do we fix that? By lowering taxes... We have to make it comfortable for...
Oct 11, 2026
Meet the Owners of Greenwich's Favorite Food Shops
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Would you like to hear from some of your favorite Greenwich food purveyors about their craft? On Friday, March 6, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses, on 437 North Street, the Foodshed Network will host a panel discussion to hear directly from the owners of some of the community's favorite food shops. Attendees will be inspired to: Cook and source food items from local businesses. Learn what it takes to sustain and grow a local business. Understand the role good...
Feb 25, 2026
Greenwich Police Issue Alerts for Two Missing Teens
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Greenwich Police are seeking the public's help in locating two local teenagers. Nellie "Lupita" G Granados (age 16) . She was last seen on February 14, 2026 when she left her mother's residence in Greenwich wearing black tights, a black hoodie, black vest, and beige Ugg boots. She has ear, nose, and eyebrow piercings. She is likely in the city of Stamford. Info here . Yeimy Martinez (age 15) . She was last seen on January 11, 2026 at 2:25 pm at her residence in Greenwich. She was...
Feb 24, 2026
CT Gov Lamont's Resistance Cost him a Seat at the Dinner Table (But Not at the Negotiating Table)
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The National Governors Association (NGA) Winter Meeting in D.C. (Feb 19–21, 2026) has always been a rare bipartisan breather—three days of policy talk followed by a 90-minute business meeting at the White House and a glamorous black-tie dinner. But this year, the tradition is in tatters. After the White House initially signaled it would limit the business session to Republicans—only relenting to include most Democrats after a public standoff with NGA leadership—it still drew a hard line at...
Feb 23, 2026

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