Tiffine Kyte, 37, of Johnstown, PA, was charged last week for her role in a sophisticated multi-state vehicle theft ring. Using tech-driven cloning techniques, Kyte and her accomplices systematically stole high-end vehicles from dealerships across the Tri-State area. A Tri-State Operation. Since March 2024, the group has targeted 20 vehicles worth an estimated $2.4 million. The spree spanned New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut with confirmed hits in Old Saybrook, Glaston

The debate over the new Central Middle School (CMS) has shifted from blueprints to an uncomfortable reality: the town built a school too big for the current neighborhood. The new facility is sized for 660 students, but the local neighborhood currently provides only 450-500 students. Open Enrollment? Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones recently recommended "Open Enrollment" to fill the seats and the response was immediate. Of the 21 students raising their hands to move in the ini

Ten months after convening a second task force to study the replacement of the town-owned Dorothy Hamill Ice Rink, First Selectman Fred Camillo has his answer. The task force officially recommended building the new rink adjacent to the current 54-year-old facility in Eugene Morlot Memorial Park—a plan commonly known as "the flip." You can read the full report here. The slow road to consensus. The recommendation is essentially the same "flip" proposed by the Selectman two y

The story first leaked on December 18, 2025, in the Greenwich Democrat Town Committee newsletter here . The reconstituted Hamill Rink Task Force had come to a decision. The task force unanimously recommended a "modified flip" for the new rink. Wait — isn't this the same flip recommended by Selectman Camillo two years ago and the same flip that was rejected by the town legislative body (RTM) back in January 2025? The newsletter was written with a fawning display of praise fo

The renovated train station component of the $30 million Greenwich Crossing revitalization project is expected to open by the end of December 2025. Construction began on the redesigned main train station in Greenwich in October 2024. Renovations of the contiguous retail spaces are expected to be completed in the coming months. Commuters will be happy to know that nearby Citibank and Signature Cycles remain open. The new 5,000-square-foot restaurant structure at the corner

Sewage pipes in Greenwich might be leaking untreated wastewater into local waterways. Save the Sound found high levels of bacteria not just following heavy rainfall, but also on dry days. That could point to a bigger problem of sanitary sewer infrastructure underground. Save the Sound tested ten sites in Greenwich and found six were not deemed safe to swim in. They include East Branch Byram River, Pemberwick Creek, Horseneck Brook, Byram Park, Byram River at Comley Avenue

The town of Greenwich was just awarded a grant of nearly $50,000 from CT-DEEP's Trees for Communities Grant Program to plant trees in the Byram neighborhood of Western Greenwich. The project, entitled Byram Branches, aims to plant trees on both town property and private property in the Byram to increase the urban tree canopy. The Greenwich Department of Environmental Affairs were responsible for obtaining this grant. The program will be administered by the Greenwich Parks &

According to Safe Streets Greenwich there are certain roads where most accidents occur. They are Greenwich Avenue, Delavan Avenue,...

Most of Connecticut's 73 beaches on the Long Island Sound earned top grades of A or B for water quality based on Save the Sound ratings...

The 54-year-old Greenwich Dorothy Hamill Ice Rink has outlived its useful life. The building is undersized and increasingly costly to...

Lots of events in Greenwich this weekend to honor our fallen heroes. Saturday, May 24 11am - Cos Cob VFW Memorial Ceremony, Strickland...

Concerns about community buy-in for a plan to "flip" a new ice rink next to the old one in Byram resulted in a new rink task force...

The geothermal system at Hamilton Avenue School has been a contentious subject since the system broke down in 2023 for lack of...

A group of four Byram residents is seeking to halt the new ice rink project based on its proximity to a senior housing complex and the...

You have until Friday January 31 to recycle your Christmas tree. Drop off locations are Byram Park, Bruce Park, Greenwich Point and...

Tonight, September 5, at 6 pm, Connecticut Department of Transportation (CT DOT) will conduct a virtual meeting about installling...

A celebration of the rich Italian heritage of Greenwich, the St Roch's Feast runs from Wednesday August 7 to Saturday August 10, with...

Plans for a new 40,671 square foot ice rink are moving forward after years of deliberations that will replace the outmoded Dorothy Hamill Rink built in 1972. The rink will be regulation-sized with a seat count of 498 and 107 parking spaces. Funding is still being worked out. Estimates put the total cost of the rink, new baseball field and surrounding park at $23 million. Private funding may be available. An application to Planning & Zoning has not yet been scheduled.

Francisco Ortiz, 39, a Stamford resident turned himself in at Stamford police headquarters on May 21, 2024. He embezzled more than $1...

May 18, 2024, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Byram Park, 4 Ritch Ave W, Greenwich, CT 9:00 am to 12:00 pm: Pick up trash, weed, and mulch. Meet us at...