On Wednesday, May 20th at 11am, the LWV Greenwich will welcome Greenwich Town Assessor, Lauren Elliott and Greenwich Board of Estimate & Taxation Chair, David Weisbrod for the next in its series of community conversations with key leaders in Greenwich Government. The program will be presented via Zoom. The public is invited to attend. The Town of Greenwich recently...Read More
In honor of Earth Day, the Round Hill Association is organizing a neighborhood clean-up this Saturday, April 25th, from 8:30-10:30 AM. We’d love for you to join us. The idea came straight from our residents, neighbors who care deeply about keeping Backcountry beautiful. Board members will be heading out to three target areas: Old Mill...Read More
The Round Hill Association joins many neighbors and friends in mourning the loss of Carolyn Anderson, a devoted member of the Greenwich community and a valued member of the Round Hill Association Board. Carolyn brought warmth, wisdom, and quiet dedication to everything she did. During her time on the Board, she was deeply committed to...Read More
The Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission (P & Z) is reviewing a pre-application proposal by Sherwood Farms LLC to replace a fire damaged residential cottage on 3.24 acres with a multi purpose structure containing office and storage space with a handicap accessible bathroom. In 2019, the Commission gave Sherwood Farms approval to operate a specialty...Read More
On 9/28/25, a beautiful Sunday fall afternoon, a newly planted elm tree was dedicated in a fitting tribute and honor of John Conte Jr at the First Church of Round Hill where John Street intersects with Round Hill Road. The new tree replaces a dying elm tree which was recently removed after many years near...Read More
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
Continuing a recent trend, the Glenville section of Greenwich had welcomed two new eateries that have just opened in the first week of April. Both locations in the Glenville Shopping Center are expansions of existing businesses that have served local customers for a decade or more. They are in the repurposed and renovated old post...Read More
With the first day of Spring approaching and warmer temperatures in the air, residents will seek more outdoor activities. A benefit of living in the backcountry is the proximity of numerous walking and hiking trails. Within a few minutes and miles, there are six properties from which to choose. While these offer similar terrain and...Read More
