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On Saturday, July 18, CT nonprofit Dollars to Scholars will partner with Members Credit Union to host a free GROWTH: Financial Literacy Seminar for Kids in Stamford. Designed for children ages 8–14 (parents are welcome), the seminar will introduce young attendees to foundational financial concepts including saving, investing, employment, credit, and debt through an engaging, age-appropriate program. The Financial Literacy Seminar for Kids is for children age 8-14 (parents welcome). It will take place on Saturday, July 18, 2026 from 10:00–11:30 am at Members Credit Union, 612 Bedford Street in Stamford, CT.
The Greenwich Youth Conservation Program marked its 48th successful summer with “GYCP Day” July 14 at the Montgomery Pinetum and Greenwich Botanical Center.
Later this week, the Bruce Museum will commence construction of a streetscape and landscape improvement project along its Steamboat Road frontage. The work represents the final phase of the Museum’s modernization and expansion project, which was originally approved by the Town of Greenwich in 2017. The Steamboat Road improvements are intended to strengthen the visual and pedestrian connection between Greenwich Avenue, lower downtown, the Museum and Greenwich’s waterfront.
Bring a blanket, your sketchbook, and any materials you like to use. There will be a kiddie corner, nature bingo, and light snacks and refreshments.
“Right now there are more Chinese restaurants closing. Greenwich needs a traditional Chinese restaurant, and we have a very strong team.” – Bill Xia, owner of Lunar, set for a soft opening this summer
nutritious meals are available at no cost to all children in the state, helping to ensure that students continue to have access to healthy meals while school is out. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police were dispatched to Byram on June 21 around 10:30pm on a report of an argument between a male and a female that escalated into a physical altercation in which the victim was slapped and thrown to the ground. Continue Reading →
Open to the entire community, the event will take place rain or shine on Thursday, July 30. Continue Reading →
A new pre-application to Greenwich P&Z proposes to demolish the existing two-story dwelling and outdoor pool 520 Indian Field Road, and construct a new single-family home with a tennis court, indoor padel court and swimming pool to exceed 1,200 sq ft. Continue Reading →
43 Richmond Hill Road sold on June 12, 2026 for $4,650,000 Continue Reading →
The single family house at 123 Hamilton Avenue dates back to 1915 and is in the R6 zone. The property is .10 acres. Continue Reading →
The house at 135 Byram Road was recently more visible after overgrown landscaping was removed. It dates back to 1914 and is in the R6 zone. The property is .15 acres on a corner lot. Continue Reading →
On Friday, a Facebook post for Greenwich Grill at the Mill Waterfall Glenville confirmed the rumors that a new restaurant is set to open in the space many remember as longtime home to Centro. The restaurant and bar have lovely views of the historic waterfall, including from an expansive patio. The post promises an upscale-casual American grill in a unique setting. The grand opening is set for July 15 at 6:00pm.. Check out the Greenwich Grill Facebook page where there are photos of appetizing dishes and refreshing cocktails like the London Mist and the Tropical Heatwave. Continue Reading →
Family and friends are invited to celebrate Frank’s life on Monday from 4:00 to 8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home in Greenwich. A funeral service will be held at the funeral home on Tuesday at 11:00am, followed by interment at Saint Mary’s Cemetery in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The Riverside Garden Club ended its 2025-2026 season with a celebration of our country’s 250th birthday. Over 50 people came out to celebrate at the Club’s Open Garden Day at Putnam Cottage, also known as the Knapp Tavern, on Sunday, June 7. Continue Reading →