“We expanded our programs by one entire new session. All were filled and sold out. We took a gamble on the third session, and it filled right up.” – Jake Lloyd, OAA program director Continue Reading →
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“We expanded our programs by one entire new session. All were filled and sold out. We took a gamble on the third session, and it filled right up.” – Jake Lloyd, OAA program director Continue Reading →
Searching for something to do? Learn how to play Bridge, the best card game in the world. Beginner Bridge Classes will begin Tuesday, Sept 12, 2023 with a three class course: Sept 12, Sept 19 and Sept 26. Continue Reading →
Off Beat Players are set to perform The Wizard of Oz at Greenwich Country Day School’s Performing Arts Center August 3-5, 2023 Continue Reading →
A fundraiser has been organized via GoFundMe.com for Nate Covello. Many know Nate from growing up in Greenwich, volunteering at St Roch’s Feast, and working security at GHS. Continue Reading →
Do not put meats or sweet-smelling fruit rinds in compost piles. Lime can be sprinkled on the compost pile to reduce the smell and discourage bears.
Wait until the morning of collection before bringing out the trash. Add a few capfulls of ammonia to trash bags and garbage cans to mask food odors.
Keep trash bags in a container with a tight lid and store in a garage or shed. Continue Reading →
Activities include boating, swimming, campfire cooking, fishing, archery, slingshots, BB’s, hiking, climbing, handicrafts, woodwork, songs, skits, and learning scout skills. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Land Trust is working with Greenwich Community Gardens for the Tour De Veggie event on Thursday, July 27, from 10:00am to 3:00pm.
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Sal DeAngelo was born in Greenwich 100 years ago today, on July 26, 1923. Continue Reading →
Cathy Kangas is offering the public an opportunity to join her life-saving work by contributing to her Foundation. She will match all donations. Continue Reading →
Some local businesses that have already made the switch to LED lights are All Birds, Grigg Street Pizza, Corbo’s Corner Deli, Blankenship Dry Goods, and La Taqueria. Continue Reading →