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Arch Street Teen Center Institutes New Policies to Promote Safety

By: greenwichfreepress | September 11, 2022

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70 Third Grade Girls Learn Empowerment Skills at the Junior League of Greenwich
The Junior League of Greenwich hosted its annual Positively Me! program for the 19th year at the JLG headquarters.
Mahjong Derby Fundraiser to Benefit Junior League of Greenwich's "Positively Me!" Program
Junior League of Greenwich's Positively Me! Empowers 3rd Grade Girls for a 19th Year

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Lane Critchell Launches Job Platform, "Stask," after Success with Do It All Dudes
"For students, the more you fill out your profile, more likely you'll be notified about jobs. There is a checklist. Students can upload a photo, where they go to school, what they're studying, past work and skills. I expect babysitting and sports lessons will be huge." – Lane Critchell, founder of Stask
Greenwich Scholarship Association Benefit Concert to Support Local Students Facing Rising College Costs
Greenwich 8th Grade Capstone Project Highlights Benefits of Pet Rescue

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Updated: Teen Center Files Lockout Lawsuit against Town of Greenwich in Housing Court
The same week the lawsuit was filed, First Selectman Fred Camillo said a Task Force will be formed to study future use of the building that was home to the Teen Center since 1991.
Arch Street Teen Center's Taylor Swift Album Release Party/Family Concert Set for Saturday, Oct 4
UPDATED: Camillo and Rabin Intend to Run for Fourth Term as First Selectman and Selectwoman

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Village of Old Greenwich Shines Bright during 25th "First Light" on Sound Beach Ave
Saturday was First Light in Old Greenwich, an annual holiday event that brings people together from all parts of town. Sound Beach Ave was closed to traffic for the celebration, and families enjoyed rides in antique fire trucks, live music, and a visit from Santa.
With Boys & Girls Club Renovation Imminent, and Teen Center Rental in Limbo, Some Families Scramble for After-School Solutions
United in Values, Greenwich Republicans Unanimously Endorse Full Slate for Fall Elections

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Powerful Vietnam Veterans Event in Greenwich: Thank You and Welcome Home
The year 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War. There were 24 men from Greenwich who lost their lives there. On Monday 90 veterans attended an event in their honor.
Police and Local Groups Work to Foster Healthy Relationships with Teens
Jewish Family Services, Neighbor to Neighbor Collaborate to Provide Groceries to Homebound Seniors

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