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Vigil for Awareness of Mental Health Issues and Addiction, “Better Tomorrow,” Set for Sunday

By: greenwichfreepress | November 12, 2022

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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.
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Christ Church Greenwich Announces Free Talk on Sunday, May 3 "Lessons Learned from Crisis Management"
This Sunday, Karen will share practical advice for navigating high-stakes moments — in business, at home, and in your personal life. She'll explore why doing the right thing rarely makes you popular, how people can hold vastly different views of the same crisis, and how faith gives us the strength to stand by difficult decisions.
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PHOTOS: Family Centers Honors Greenwich House Delegation with "Children's Champion" Awards
"After I had my first child, I had to choose between going back to work or using my salary to pay for childcare – or staying home to take care of my newborn...Ultimately, I made the decision to stay home, which I'm aware makes me one of the lucky few." – State Rep Rachel Khanna
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YWCA Greenwich’s 20th Annual Old Bags Luncheon Raises $1+ Million for Harmony Project
Led by co-chairs Erica Bens, Cecilia Lieberman, Sarah Simmons and Natalie Stein, the 20th anniversary of the organization’s biggest fundraiser was a smashing success, raising over $1 million dollars for the Harmony Project, Greenwich’s sole provider of both domestic and sexual violence services.
GEMS Goes Back to the 80's – Eye of the Tiger
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PHOTOS: Greenwich Boys & Girls Club Celebrates their 23rd Annual Thanksgiving Feast in New Digs!
This year’s celebration held special meaning as it marked the first time the Club community could gather at the Clubhouse for this tradition since the facility’s two-year renovation.
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Announces Janet Poillon as New Aquatics Director
Boys & Girls Club 2023 Awards Night Sparkles: GHS 11 Grader is Youth of the Year

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