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Greenwich State Senate Candidate Debate: From "Busting" Budgets to Banishing Black Bears
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
Community Heard: Greenwich-Stamford Multi-Use Trail Shelved

In a significant win for local advocacy, the Old Greenwich Association (OGA) annual meeting on Tuesday, February 3, brought the news many residents had been waiting for. Commissioner of the Department of Public Works (DPW), Jim Michael, officially confirmed that the controversial trail project connecting Binney Park to Stamford's Bocccuzzi Park is being sidelined. The decision comes after a tidal wave of community feedback, with Michael admitting that 64% of residents voiced opposition to...
Feb 4, 2026
Old Greenwich School Project Needs More Money and Needs it Fast

The Greenwich Representative Town Meeting (RTM) is a massive 235-member body that makes laws and approves spending decisions for the town. Meetings are scheduled well in advance, typically mid-month on a Monday. Special meetings are rare. Yet, a special meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 4. What's the emergency? The Old Greenwich School (OGS) phased-occupied renovation needs more money and it needs the money fast. The Rising Price of Renovation. The RTM is being asked to...
Feb 3, 2026
Greenwich flag raising - is there a limit?

For the 2026 year ahead, the Town has scheduled 26 flag raisings. That's an average of more than two per month—a schedule busy enough to suggest that every nationality, military group, and advocacy group in town is covered. But is it enough? As the calendar fills up, the question shifts from who we are honoring to how many honors the town can logistically manage. Nationalities. If you are Irish, Greek, Israeli, Armenian, Norwegian, Filipino, Canadian, French, Mexican, Italian, or...
Feb 2, 2026
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