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Greenwich Youth Conservation Program Marks Its 45th Summer

By: greenwichfreepress | July 6, 2023

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YWCA Greenwich’s Harmony Project Hosts Annual Walk the Walk Against Domestic Violence on October 4
The event will take place on Sunday, October 4, at 9:00am at Bruce Park. This free, family-and pet-friendly one-mile walk is open to the entire community and aims to raise awareness about domestic violence and the free services available to survivors and their families.
RMA Talk for Sept 23: Elise Hillman Green and Jacqueline Wetenhall “Historic Properties of Greenwich: Protecting Houses, One by One.”
Town Hall Marks Constitution Week with Proclamation

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Greenwich Youth Conservation Program Celebrates 48 Years of “Teens Working for a Greener Greenwich”
The Greenwich Youth Conservation Program marked its 48th successful summer with “GYCP Day” July 14 at the Montgomery Pinetum and Greenwich Botanical Center.
Roots in Action: How Greenwich Youth Are Growing a Greener Future
Jim Himes Praises Greenwich Youth Conservation Program Teens during Visit

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