Invest in Greenwich

What our actions have said is, “We want other towns to house the people that we need to keep our town and our state healthy.”

The Greenwich United Way recently completed its Needs Assessment 2020, which is a community-wide assessment of the human service needs and assets, designed to help make data-informed actions for the public good.

This is the third of three articles by Nicholas Abbott, on the history of zoning in Greenwich.

This is the second of three articles focused on the zoning policies of Greenwich.

This history reveals that Greenwich’s residential development was not merely the accident of individuals’ choices in the aggregate, but the product of conscious public policy decisions. This is the first of a three-part series from Nicholas Abbott.

The agenda, or “Call”, for the March 8, 2021 RTM meeting is comprised of 16 items affecting all areas of town governance. Those items are summarized below. To attend and participate in the full RTM meeting and the district and committee meetings, which are all public meetings.

Gardeners, environmentalists, cyclists and others interested in sustainability in Greenwich should consider joining the Greenwich Sustainability Committee (GSC).

We are in the midst of a historic opportunity to begin the process of eradicating the systemic, institutionalized racism and injustice that has afflicted Black people and other marginalized communities.

Our nation’s electoral systems desperately need attention.