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After so many weekends of rain, the skies cleared for the annual Abilis Walk/Run at Tod’s Point. Highlights included the fun warmups with Billy Blanks Jr and remarks by this year’s ambassador Kristen Schumacher. Continue Reading →
YWCA Greenwich’s Harmony Project is hosting an impactful discussion called People, Pets and Abuse: The Healing Connection, which will be held at YWCA Greenwich on October 17 from 12:00-1:30 pm. Continue Reading →
Mark your calendars for the 18th annual Walk/Run for Abilis will take place on Sunday, October 15, at Greenwich Point Park in Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Gloves and buckets will be available on site, however participants are encouraged to bring their own if possible. Continue Reading →
By the end of this training participants will learn how to administer Narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose in just a few minutes. Continue Reading →
The show was inspired by “The Great British Bake Off ” and was open to all club members and their invited guests. Continue Reading →
Dr. James Brodlie – is unable to attend our meeting. Hopefully we will be able to reschedule his presentation.
We are fortunate to have Mark Perlman, a writer, available on such short notice to be our speaker tomorrow. Here is a description of his talk:
Mark Perlman- Author, “The Reluctant Soldier”. Mr. Perlman talks about his historical novel “a wonderful mix of history and fiction about WWI, (the intervening years in Paris), and WWII”. The book sets out the experiences, both good and laced with discrimination, of a fictional African American soldier.
Mr. Perlman will speak in-person at the regularly scheduled time of 11:00, and you are invited to attend. You can also view the presentation on ZOOM.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE PRESENTATION ON ZOOM Continue Reading →
Charlotte Bernadette Harriau Thomas – named employee of the year in 2000 – worked at Greenwich Hospital from 1974 to 2010. Although caps had almost completely disappeared from nursing apparel in the United States by the late 1980s, Charlotte proudly wore her cap until the day she retired. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop staff and volunteers celebrated ending the fiscal year with a record $1.03 million in sales. Continue Reading →
Sorokin Gallery’s fall season continues with their new artist, Aaron Barr. Continue Reading →