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Greenwich Community Unites at ‘Better Tomorrow’ Vigil at Arch Street Teen Center

By: greenwichfreepress | November 14, 2022

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Connecticut + 9 Other States See 18% Drop in Suicide Rates among Young People with Launch of 988
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Young Scientists Shine at Greenwich Middle School STEM Fair
Under Zara Haque's leadership, Greenwich Middle School STEM Fair has tripled in size. Last year, there were 12 projects submitted to the fair. This year, there were 36.
GHS Debate Team: Winning Tournaments, Becoming Better Speakers, Seeing Both Sides
Greenwich Middle School STEM Fair Nurtures Young Science Champions

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Greenwich School Board Votes to Enter Settlement Discussions in Lawsuit with First Selectman Camillo and Town
The board voted unanimously on an action item concerning a lawsuit between First Selectman Fred Camillo and the Board of Education.
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Fathers Forum to Present: The Benefits of Fathers in Their Children's Lives
Discussion will be led by John Hamilton, the President and CEO of Liberation Programs.
Saturday Fathers' Forum on Parenting to Feature John Hamilton, Peter Tesei
RMA Speaker John Hamilton: How to Strengthen Resiliency in Families

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Saving Lives: Liberation Programs Offers Free Naloxone "Narcan" Twin Packs
Connecticut Good Samaritan Laws protect those who administer Narcan or seek medical help for someone who has overdosed.
Greenwich Alliance AVID Transition to College Program: "They prepare you so well!"
Recovery is a Family Matter: 10th Annual Recovery Celebration at Richards

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