On January 28, 2026, Greenwich Police arrested 48-year-old Grigoli Chaphichadze for orchestrating a series of high-value burglaries across Greenwich and New Canaan. Since October 2025, Chaphichadze targeted six homes, resulting in the theft of at least $1,015,115 of property. Second Floor. Investigators identified a specific modus operandi where the perpetrator gained entry by smashing second-floor windows, often utilizing ladders found on the properties or brought to the scene. This tactic...

Education Secretary Linda McMahon was scheduled to visit McKinley elementary school in Fairfield, CT, as part of her 50-State "History Rocks" tour—until her visit was abruptly cancelled. A handful of parents raised "concerns" about the event, which was slated for Friday, January 30. American History Celebrated. In the initial announcement on Wednesday, January 28, McKinley Principal Christine Booth praised the program: "Students will enjoy a dynamic, interactive assembly that brings...

The Town budget for 2026-27 was presented to the public on Tuesday January 27 and it is a whopper. Projected annual operating spending is $543 million, the capital budget is a staggering $100 million per year, and a surprisingly large cutback in federal and state funding could mean an aggregate property tax increase of +6.85%. Based on the existing grand list values, taxpayers could face a mill rate of 12.765, an increase of +6.01%. First Selectman Camillo's presentation is here . Public...

If you're planning to have an emergency, you might want to check this dashboard first. The Connecticut College of Emergency Physicians (CCEP) just released a first-of-its-kind public dashboard to track hospital efficiency. The data ranks 27 Connecticut hospitals by the average time a patient waits from the moment they arrive at the ER until they are officially admitted to a bed. Here are highlights from the rankings: Greenwich Hospital : 3.1 hours (ranked #1) Stamford Hospital: 4.3 hours...

The election is over, and the Board of Selectmen meetings have begun—on shaky footing. The Board of Selectmen Office has three members: First Selectman Fred Camillo (R), who secured a decisive win in the November 2025 election; Lauren Rabin (R), who returned for a fourth term; and Rachel Khanna (D), a former State Representative who now holds the minority seat. Compared to her predecessor, Janet Stone McGuigan, Khanna has proven to be a much more combative presence—a shift that has created a...