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CT House Candidates Debate: Two Different Visions for Greenwich's Future
On Wednesday evening, October 14, Greenwich residents had a chance to hear from the Connecticut General Assembly candidates representing each of the town's three state house districts. You can listen to the debate recording via GCTV on YouTube. District 149 (North Greenwich/Stamford): Tina Courpas (R - Incumbent) vs. Amiel Goldberg (D) District 150 (Greenwich Shoreline/Harbor): Steve Meskers (D - Incumbent) vs. Jonathan Goldstein (R) District 151 (Central/Mid-Greenwich): Hector Arzeno (D -...
Oct 16, 2026
Scaled Back, Still High Density: Why Greenwich's Pemberwick Neighborhood Is Not Celebrating
The evolution of the Waterfall Hollow proposal at 200 Pemberwick Rd & 0 Comly Ave—which started as a massive 386-unit draft concept in 2023, dropped to 220, oscillated down to a non-8-30g 70-unit plan, and recently landed back at P&Z as an 80-to-84 unit 8-30g filing—highlights a developer’s strategic use of state law to bypass local zoning rules. This four-story, 80-unit project, with its 24 deed-restricted affordable units, is on the current Planning & Zoning agenda. Materials and public...
Oct 15, 2026
Revolving Door: Greenwich Police Keep Arresting the Same Homeless Man
Grant Sneddon, a 65-year-old man whose address is listed on Mulberry Lane in Cos Cob, has been arrested four times in recent weeks as part of an ongoing cycle with local law enforcement. On Monday, October 12, 2026, around 8:30 p.m., Greenwich police responded to Whole Foods at 90 East Putnam Avenue following reports of a man following shoppers around the store. Upon arrival, officers immediately recognized Sneddon from numerous prior encounters. Because he had previously been served a formal...
Oct 14, 2026
Salvadoran with Prior Greenwich Assault Record Pleads Guilty to Illegal Re-entry
Central American Migrants Boarding Bus After Being Processed by ICE in El Paso, TX Catch, release, repeat. The story of 29-year-old Tomas Alonso Valencia-Ruiz is a tale about the reality of Connecticut's border and sanctuary policies and their impact on Greenwich. From the Rio Grande to CT His history with federal authorities began in November 2014 when U.S. Border Patrol apprehended the Salvadoran crossing illegally near Rio Grande City, Texas. Released with a summons to appear before an...
Oct 13, 2026
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