The election of the 230-member legislative body (Representative Town Meeting - RTM) has produced some surprising results in the party balance in Greenwich. The Republicans lost significant ground this election, the Democrats pulled ahead, and the big winners were those who do not want to affiliate with any major party. The results by party affiliation for each of the 12 Greenwich Districts can be found here . Greenwich is one a few towns in Connecticut that does not reveal

Robert Bryce has created a database that tallies up the number of communities that have rejected solar, wind, battery and other "green" energy projects. His latest findings, "2025 is already a record year for solar rejections around the globe. There have already been 117 rejections or restrictions of solar energy projects around the world this year. That tally exceeds the 114 rejections that were recorded in all of 2024. Overall, the tally of rejections now stands at 1,122.

The Democrat Party pulled off stunning victories in the elections across the region last night. The new mayor of New York City, 34-year old Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani, won by a large margin. He promises lots of handouts that will be paid for by the wealthy. The Democratic wave also swept across Connecticut, where the party celebrated numerous high-profile flips and holds. Democrats won top-of-ballot seats in key towns like New Britain and Norwich, and wealthy subur

U.S. News just announced its 2026 middle school rankings. Of 561 public middle schools in Connecticut, Eastern Middle School ranked number 2, behind House of Arts Letters and Science Academy in New Britain. Greenwich has three middle schools: Eastern Middle ranking number 2 (same as last year), Central Middle ranking 31 (same as last year) and Western Middle ranking 41 (a drop from what appears to have been 18th last year). Between the Lines : Eastern can go to the head of

The final day of voting in the municipal elections is Tuesday November 4. Campaigning goes on more than ever now because there is a new two-week period of early voting at Town Hall leading up to game day voting at your polling location tomorrow. The town is littered with so many signs that First Selectman Camillo has instructed the Republican campaign to limit them so as not to obstruct the beauty of Greenwich's public spaces. Not sure this is a good idea because at every