After 279 years since it was originally built, about 50 people gathered at The Greenwich Audubon Center on 8/12/25 to celebrate the restoration of the historic Zebediah Mead Farm house . The house faces John Street, part of the Center’s 280 acre grounds. and will again serve as housing for Center staff.  The ribbon cutting...Read More

Nominations are due by August 1, 2025 Are you a tree hugger?  Do you have a tree on your property that you treasure and means something to you?  Is it big, beautiful, or do you have a personal story to share about it?  Does it have a memory or special history, a unique shape, spring...Read More

At Town Hall on Wednesday evening, June 11, 2025, residents of Greenwich were given the opportunity to provide feedback on the future use of the historic Havemeyer Building on Greenwich Avenue, which has housed the Board of Education offices for 77 years. With a predetermined two-hour time limit for the meeting, the Havemeyer RFP Evaluation...Read More

We have spent a year working with the town to combat unsafe driving in the backcountry, namely, out of the area, speeding, and cut-through drivers who pose a serious safety threat to the backcountry. Our work has taken us to the Selectman’s office and the Department of Public Works.   Most recently we connected with Greenwich...Read More

On January 23, 2025, Brendon DeSimone, president of the Round Hill Association (RHA), met with the Greenwich Board of Selectmen to again advocate for better safety on some of the narrow and winding roads in the Round Hill area.  This concern was first presented to the Town last year with the support of a study paid for...Read More

The Board of Selectmen’s office voted on November 14 to establish a 25 MPH speed limit on 3 streets in Greenwich: one downtown on Woodland Drive and two in Round Hill on Will Merry Lane and Spring House Road.  With the support of the local Department of Public Works (DPW) and anticipated approval of the...Read More

On Tuesday evening 10/8/24, the Round Hill Association (RHA) presented a political debate by candidates for the CT 149th District State Representative and 36th District State Senator positions.  The RHA historically hosts these forums at the Round Hill Community House in October before the November elections.  Approximately 200 residents gathered for refreshments at 6:30 prior...Read More

Outgoing RHA president John Conte reflects on his experiences, contributions, and observations during his five-year tenure. Presiding over an exciting and, at times, challenging era for backcountry, he highlights why Round Hill is so special and what is needed to maintain its character. I’ve been a dedicated member of the Round Hill Association for over 12 years,...Read More

Submitted by Janet McGuigan  3/18/24 The Greenwich Sustainability Committee was established four years ago as a First Selectman’s special committee.  Unlike other advisory committees, its members are not appointed and there is no fixed number of seats.  As a Town entity, the Sustainability Committee is strictly nonpartisan.   According to its statement of purpose, the committee...Read More

Long-time Round Hill resident and community volunteer Mary Hull has stepped down as Executive Director of Greenwich Green & Clean after 38 years with the nonprofit organization that was founded in 1986.  Mary joined in 1988 to do public relations and within two years became its Director for more than three decades. During her time,...Read More