At the July 9, 2026 Board of Selectmen meeting, First Selectman Camillo made a startling announcement. Utilities (CNG, Aquarion, and Eversource) have informed the town that they do not have the capacity to expand service to certain residential properties. Here are the Selectman's comments: Transcript of July 9 Meeting (start 6:29) ""About a month ago, I was stopped by a couple of neighbors who had lived in little houses... in Havemeyer Park. They knocked them down and they rebuilt. And then...

Even the liberal media is astonished at the lack of basic economic common sense coming out of Connecticut. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) recently introduced the "Living Wage For All Act"—a radical bill to force a nationwide federal minimum wage hike from $7.25 to $25.00 an hour. That is a staggering 245% increase. The bill wastes no time. It kicks off with an immediate 66% spike to $12.00 an hour in year one, before setting a split schedule for businesses. Large employers are forced to absorb...

A new working paper from Federal Reserve economists confirms with hard data what millions of hardworking Americans already know from their checkbooks: the housing affordability crisis is being heavily driven by the border crisis. For years, mainstream media blamed skyrocketing home prices and ungodly high rents almost entirely on low interest rates, pandemic-era migration, institutional buyers, and local zoning boards. Conveniently ignored was the massive elephant in the room: open-border...

Four Venezuelan nationals are currently in federal custody following their June 25, 2026 arrest, charged with executing a brazen, coordinated "jackpotting" crime spree that targeted southern Connecticut. Over a ten-day period—from August 8 to August 18, 2025—this mobile crew used specialized hardware and malware to override security systems, illegally draining $529,220 from local ATMs. The Targeted Route Operating as a highly professional mobile unit, the gang mapped out a tight loop designed...

When Greenwich residents opened their property tax bills for the fiscal year starting July 1, 2026, the average homeowner faced an unprecedented 8% increase. For many, the reality was even worse, with tax hikes climbing into the double digits. GreenwichWise previously warned about this impending price shock. Now it's officially here. To explain the spike, David Weisbrod, the Democratic Chair of the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET), penned an editorial outlining the drivers behind this...