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During the month of July, participants submitted photo entries that expressed what they love most about Greenwich’s public parks and recreational facilities and this year’s entries did not disappoint, making it challenging for judges to select winners, however, the votes are in. Continue Reading →
The performance was the culmination of a musical theater workshop hosted by the Greenwich Performing Arts Studio and Actors Technique NY. Continue Reading →
The program, comprised of five two-hour sessions at YWCA Greenwich on 259 East Putnam Avenue in Greenwich offers a combination of mind and body empowerment. Continue Reading →
St. Roch’s Feast benefited from beautiful weather on Friday night. Continue Reading →
Ongoing, Ashforth will be providing a full range of services including property operations, staff employment, training and supervision, contract and work order management, preventative maintenance, accounting and reporting, and construction supervision on any future projects. Continue Reading →
August is the month of letting go and relaxing at our favorite getaways. The weather, especially in the evenings, can be inviting, and it’s pleasant to be outdoors. This weekend is a great time to set up camp outside and observe the annual Perseid meteor shower. Continue Reading →
Peter Grunow and his staff at Gro Pro implemented the plantings that now enhance the front of the Sound Beach Fire Station, which is a centerpiece of the downtown area of the Village of Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“We believe it’s important for everyone to possess the skills to defend themselves, regardless of their age, socioeconomic status, gender, or location.” – Mary Lee Kiernan Continue Reading →
The Friends of Greenwich Library are pleased to announce that the acclaimed dance company Pilobolus will take the stage as part of its Performing Arts Series on Saturday, September 30 at 2:00pm and 7:00pm in the Berkley Theater on the Library’s lower level. Continue Reading →
Through this scheme, Nicholas Hatch sold 145 fraudulent Peter Max paintings and defrauded 43 purchasers out of a total of $248,600. Continue Reading →