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It was a family affair at the 20th Anniversary Dinner of the San Miguel Program as Father Mark Connell, school founder and Impact Award recipient, was celebrated at the Westchester Country Club on Nov. 1. Continue Reading →
The event takes place at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses, the “North Pole on North Street,” 437 North Street, where Santa arrives Friday, November 29 at 12:00pm and his three Reindeer arrive sometime that afternoon! Continue Reading →
The cherished town tradition continues for the 16th consecutive year at the expansive nursery where visitors can have their photo taken with Santa, meet the reindeer and also enjoy the spacious Santa’s Workshop. Continue Reading →
The Holiday Boutique is set for Friday, Nov 15, from 10:00am-5:00pm and Saturday, Nov, 16 from 10:00am-4:00pm. The clubhouse is located at 89 Maple Ave in Greenwich, with ample free parking in the rear of the building. Continue Reading →
This family-friendly, free event will feature a pumpkin toss and lawn games. Continue Reading →
Old Greenwich Merchants group are organizing lights for the village of Old Greenwich this holiday season and into 2025. Also mark your calendars for First Light on Dec 7 from 5-8pm. Continue Reading →
Participants will hear stories of how Greenwich individuals celebrated Armistice Day in 1918; how a resident was flown to Normandy in 1944 on the orders of General Dwight D. Eisenhower to test out his new radar invention, and numerous other first-hand accounts of residents’ experiences in these major global conflicts that had a defining effect on the world. Continue Reading →
Between November 11 and December 13 students will be participating in the 2024 Math-A-Thon. You can support the students of Hamilton Avenue and St. Jude’s by going to Hamilton Avenue School St. Jude’s Math-A-Thon donation page and making a contribution. Continue Reading →
On Friday Chabad Greenwich’s Pre School Shabbat dinner was enjoyed by 160 moms, dads and children. Children performed Shabbat Prayers of Peace and Kindergarten Tamim students led the Chef song. The entire school lit Shabbat Candles together to brighten up the world. Continue Reading →
Students with relatives who served in the military presented flowers to those family members. Chief Heavey then laid a wreath to honor fallen service men and women while “Taps” was performed by local resident Vin Lukason. Continue Reading →