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Protesting The Fallout of Their Own Policies: Greenwich Lawmakers Join Vigil for ICE Victims
On Thursday, July 23, community members and elected officials gathered outside the Havemeyer building on Greenwich Avenue for a candlelight vigil honoring immigrants who died in federal custody while detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Organized in part by Indivisible Greenwich as part of a nationwide day of action, the demonstration drew several prominent local Democratic lawmakers, including U.S. Rep. Jim Himes (CT-04), State Rep. Hector Arzeno (D-151), and State...
Jul 25, 2026
Residents Turn Out in Droves to Preserve the "Front Door" of Greenwich Avenue
A Greenwich Planning & Zoning (P&Z) Commission hearing held on Tuesday brought out a passionate crowd to discuss the future of the historic buildings anchoring the top of Greenwich Avenue. Reflecting deep community interest, the virtual meeting attracted nearly 100 Zoom attendees eager to voice their perspectives. Listen to the July 21, 2026 P&Z hearing here. A Fight to Preserve Greenwich's Architectural History The central debate revolves around a redevelopment proposal seeking to demolish 2...
Jul 24, 2026
Greenwich Antique Dealer Admits to $2 Million Estate Heist
On Tuesday, July 22, David L. Johnson, 66, of Old Greenwich, pleaded guilty in Hartford federal court to embezzling $2.16 million from an elderly victim and his estate. Johnson was the operator of Stamford-based Antique Treasures LLC and Greenwich Auction. In October 2018, the victim named Johnson as his power of attorney agent, executor, and successor trustee, though Johnson was not named as a beneficiary. Following the victim’s passing at age 87 in August 2020, Johnson siphoned funds from...
Jul 23, 2026
CT AG Claims Merger Will Have a "Devastating Impact" on Consumers. Really?
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong is sounding the alarm on the proposed $110 billion Paramount-Skydance purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., warning that the deal will have a “devastating” impact on Nutmeggers. Tong joined 11 other state AGs in a federal lawsuit under the Clayton Act, claiming the merger will hike cable bills, movie tickets, and streaming prices—and even warned of potential network blackouts such as blocking CT residents from watching UConn basketball during March...
Jul 22, 2026
Stop the Moving Trucks Before They Pack Up Connecticut Too
While New Yorkers laugh (and cry) over Bruce Blakeman’s latest campaign ad targeting the "Kathy Hochul Moving Company," folks in the Nutmeg State should be paying close attention. Across the border, Blakeman—the Republican nominee for NY Governor—is making waves by calling out the high taxes, weak crime policies, and anti-business mandates driving families out of New York. As Nassau County Executive, he proved you can win in blue territory by doing what state capitals refuse to do: cutting...
Jul 21, 2026
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