Forget about rushing through a school zone. New photo speed camera enforcement has arrived in Greenwich. This program was originally set to launch with warnings after October 6 and then tickets issued after November 5, but it was delayed for reasons unspecified. The program is now on track. Starting Monday, October 20, you will receive a warning in the mail for driving 10+ MPH over the posted limit. Starting November 19, the warnings stop, and tickets begin. $50 for the f

Two out-of-state men are facing multiple charges for making a series of fraudulent credit card purchases at high end stores on Greenwich Avenue and for engaging police in a dangerous car pursuit. The incident occurred on Thursday May 29 around 1:30 pm. The two men started the spree by inquiring about Rolex watches at two stores. Then at Saks Fifth Avenue they purchased a $625 Chanel card holder, a $4,225 Chanel bag and luxury sneakers including an $895 pair and a $714 pair.

If you are flying in or out of Westchester Airport or any other CT airport you won't get to see a Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem video ( here ). In this video, Noem warns of possible flight delays caused by the Democrats in Congress who "refuse to fund the federal government." The government shutdown began on Oct 1 when Democrats would not sign any funding bill that did not include an extension of healt-related tax credits. The video that plays on a repeating loop

A debate was held last Thursday Oct 9 (replay here ) between the six Republicans and six Democrats (listed here ), running for the powerful Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET). Most of the debate time was spent on which party is best at getting along and which party was to blame for the school bus schedule fiasco. But the elephant in the room was not really addressed. In her campaign to win your vote, Karen Fassuliotis who is running as an Independent candidate f

Governor Ned Lamont (D) faced his far-left Democrat constituents in a Stamford Town Hall on Thursday. He met with the Stamford Chapter of Indivisible, a progressive advocacy group that is funded by George Soros and other progressive non-profits. This far-left contingent aggressively pressed him on why he wasn't left leaning enough. Immigration. The group wanted him to do more to thwart President Trump's crackdown on immigrants. Lamont said "You may not like the fact that