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GBC Talk: Sustainable Habitats Using Native Vegetation to Manage Wildlife, April 7

By: greenwichfreepress | April 6, 2021

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Greenwich Botanical Center
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Author of Judy Blume Biography, Mark Oppenheimer to Speak at Greenwich Reform Synagogue
Mark Oppenheimer will be at Greenwich Reform Synagogue on Sunday, May 31 to talk about his landmark biography of Judy Blume titled "Judy Blume: A Life." RSVP by phone or email.
Code Ninjas Returns with Another Summer of COOL Enrichment
Register Today for the America’s 250th Greenwich Community 5K & Fun Mile: One Community, Two Distances, 250 Years of History.

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Greenwich Botanical Center Exhibits Paintings by Greta Corens, "Luminous Grace" Plus Watercolor Workshops
The exhibit of Greta Corens paintings is in the gallery in the main building, and will continue through Sunday, May 31. Ms Corens will also teach two workshops for adults at the Greenwich Botanical Center.
Greenwich Botanical Center Announces Upcoming Winter Events & Programming
Greenwich Botanical Center's Annual May Gardeners Market is This Saturday, May 3

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Post-Halloween, The Great Pumpkin Rescue To take Place in Cos Cob
The effort will collect pumpkins for composting and to raise awareness about food waste in our community.
LETTER: Access To Fresh Local Food is a Human Right
What You Need to Know Before Buying an Electric Car

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Food Scrap Program Expands in Greenwich: Drop-Off Bins Headed for Binney Park and Cos Cob Park
The Town of Greenwich applied for and was awarded a $15,892 grant from DEEP for 3 smart food collection bins. Greenwich's BET approved DEEP Food Scrap Grant after many questions about data privacy. The vote was 10-0-1 in favor because Mr. Kalb was no longer on the call and Ms Tarkington abstained.
PHOTOS: Third Annual ReThink Waste Fair Features UpCycled Fashion Show
Pathways to Engagement: Funding a Resilient Regional Foodshed

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