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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
NYC Fraud Crew Intercepted in Greenwich
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On January 17, 2026, Greenwich Police successfully intercepted an out-of-town "fraud crew" moving along East Putnam Avenue from Riverside to Old Greenwich. The arrest highlights the flow of professional criminals into affluent suburbs, like Greenwich. The Arrest: A License Plate Reader (LPR) alerted Greenwich patrol units that a stolen vehicle had entered Greenwich near I-95 Exit 5. Officers converged on a Shell Gas Station located at 1429 East Putnam Avenue near the Greenwich Hyatt. They...
Feb 16, 2026
Trump Calls Connecticut an Extermely Corrupt Voting State
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In a TV Interview on February 10 with Fox Business News host Larry Kudlow, President Trump criticized Connecticut's voting integrity laws and took a swipe at Democrat CT Senator Richard Blumenthal. Kudlow, a Redding, CT resident, said, "I vote in the state of CT. You don't need a photo ID. You could vote if you just show them a credit card or a debit card, which anybody can get their hands on. I think it's a scam." Responding to Kudlow, Trump said, "Connecticut is a very corrupt voting...
Feb 15, 2026
Barbecue Talk: A Rush to Change the Greenwich Town Charter
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Last Thursday, February 12, 2026, Representative Town Meeting (RTM) Moderator Alexis Voulgaris appeared before the Board of Selectmen (BOS) to initiate a historic change to the Greenwich Town Charter. Her request: increase the number of signatures required for a citizen petition to reach the 230-member RTM from the current 20 to 350. This 20-signature threshold has been the standard for Greenwich direct democracy since 1933. On the Fast Track . The proposal was listed on the BOS agenda as...
Feb 14, 2026

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