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Between a Democratic Socialist and a Blame-Trump Incumbent: Greenwich's Michael Goldstein Shines
You can see and hear it for yourself in the replay of the October 19 debate between Independent candidate Ben Wesley, Republican Michael Goldstein, and 18-year incumbent Congressman Jim Himes (D): October 19, 2026 Debate Recording Free-Free-Free To no one's surprise, Ben Wesley (I)—an active member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)—focused his platform on wide-ranging government programs, calling for Medicare for All, free childcare, paid family leave, and universal job...
Oct 21, 2026
The Lure of COVID Funds: Greenwich Doctor Settles Medical Billing Fraud Allegations
Steven Murphy, M.D., along with his practice entities Murphy Medical Associates, LLC and Diagnostic and Medical Specialists of Greenwich, LLC, has agreed to pay $866,539 to settle federal and state civil medical billing fraud allegations. As part of the settlement, Dr. Murphy and his practices agreed to be excluded from participating in Medicare, Medicaid, and all federal and Connecticut health care programs for three years. His clinical background is anchored in concierge internal medicine,...
Oct 20, 2026
King Trump is Not on the Ballot—but King Ned Is
CT Governor Ned Lamont (D) A "No Kings" rally took place in front of the Havemeyer Building in Greenwich on Saturday, October 17. The group was made up largely of local Democratic officials and party regulars in what was effectively a Get-Out-the-Vote operation for the Democratic slate. Demonstrators held signs reading "NO KINGS" with a picture of President Donald Trump crossed out in the center. A local radio host raised the obvious question: Do they realize Donald Trump is not on the...
Oct 19, 2026
From a Single-Story Chocolate Shop to a Four-Story Apartment Complex in Cos Cob
A familiar Cos Cob property is slated for a massive transformation. Planning & Zoning is reviewing a proposal for “The Putnam Lofts”—a 4.5-story, 14-unit residential building featuring 30 bedrooms and 14 parking spaces (8 subterranean and 6 surface-level). The applicant, KRM Realty LLC, is leveraging Connecticut’s state affordable housing statute, 8-30g, allowing it to overbuild the property as long as 30% of the units (5 total) are designated affordable. Out With Local Incentive, In With...
Oct 18, 2026
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