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In Greenwich, the high school golf team gets kudos for a winning season
Greenwich High's winning golf team gets a proclamation during a ceremony earlier in... → Read More
Spurred by COVID pandemic, Greenwich Library looks to reimagine its tech footprint
After changes forced upon it by the COVID-19 pandemic, Greenwich Library is focusing on how to better connect online — and in person — over the next three years. → Read More
Greenwich Christmas tree recycling returns, turning them into eco-friendly wood chips
The day after Christmas, the town of Greenwich will begin more than a month of Christmas tree recycling to repurpose trees to help the environment. → Read More
How's Greenwich doing? Data show affordable housing is far below the town's 2019 goals.
Greenwich's updated 2019 Plan of Conservation and Development shows housing is only halfway to where it ought to be, data show. → Read More
Celebrity Ted Talks come to Greenwich as the GIFF figures out how to run a festival without a theater
Greenwich International Film Festival looks ahead to 2023 with new events planned, including celebrity discussions. → Read More
CT's best assistant middle school principal starts her day with a 5 a.m. text. Meet Greenwich's Suzanne Coyne.
Western Middle School Assistant Principal Suzanne Coyne was named 2023 Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year by the Connecticut Association of Schools. → Read More
Greenwich school board OKs $182M budget that cuts 13 positions, adds more special education funds
The school district's operating budget for 2023-24 includes personnel cuts because the district's enrollment is shrinking, officials said. → Read More
Greenwich championship soccer team honored, YWCA celebrates inspiring women
In Greenwich, the championship boy's soccer team was honored, the YWCA celebrated inspiring women and more. → Read More
Deadlock ends, Kelly elected new Greewich school board chair
After two deadlocked votes along partisan lines, Greenwich's Board of Education came together Thursday night to elect Republican Joe Kelly as the new chair. → Read More
Greenwich RTM slams the breaks on bumpouts. Will the approved state money go to waste?
Greenwich's RTM has ended a hotly-debated project to add bumpouts to two intersections on Greenwich Avenue. What happens to already approved state funding? → Read More
A financial analysis student from CT faced 2,800 players in an international contest. His team triumphed.
A Greenwich High School graduate and two of his OSU classmates won a college version of the financial modeling World Cup that will be seen this week on ESPNU. → Read More
Greenwich Hanukkah celebration set, webinar focuses on holiday waste
Greenwich Neighborhood Notes: Greenwich Hanukkah celebration and parade has been set, a webinar will focus on holiday waste and other notes around town. → Read More
Will Greenwich privatize the Witherell? Its director defends the nursing home's status.
The Nathaniel Witherell is the last municipally owned and run nursing home of its kind in Connecticut. Now, Greenwich is considering privatizing it. → Read More
Should Greenwich residents ditch Eversource? CT legislators brainstorm ways to cut energy costs.
Greenwich's legislative delegation to Hartford suggested ditching Eversource to protect against proposed high energy costs during roundtable panel. → Read More
Greenwich High's new vestibule will be safer but smaller. At $3.47M, this is where the project stands.
The extra money needed for a new, secure entrance at Greenwich High School got the key endorsement of the Board of Estimate and Taxation's Budget Committee. → Read More
The Greenwich United Way will award nearly $1 million in grants. Nonprofits in town can soon apply.
Nonprofit organizations that serve Greenwich residents, especially in the areas of health, education and self-sufficiency, can apply for the grants. → Read More
New voting system for Greenwich RTM passes major test; 'technology has finally caught up with us'
The Representative Town Meeting will launch a new electronic voting system at its Dec. 12 meeting, using clickers instead of tabulating votes by hand. → Read More
Dogs welcomed back to Greenwich Point, royal family talk set for Greenwich Library
Around town in Greenwich: Dogs are welcome back to Greenwich Point and experts on the royal family are set to speak at Greenwich Library. → Read More
In second vote, Greenwich school board remains deadlocked in vote for new leader
The Greenwich Board of Education will try for a third time to break the 4-4 partisan deadlock. Otherwise, the leader will be decided by the selectmen. → Read More
The cost of building a new Central Middle School in Greenwich is rising. The finance board wants to know why.
The Greenwich Board of Estimate & Taxation wants to talk to committee leadership about high cost on the project to build a new Central Middle School. → Read More