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A highlight of the event was the Sustainability Committee’s presentation of its first Sustainability Awards, including Everyday Heroes, Future Leaders, and Icons. All are excellent examples of how any one person can make a difference. Continue Reading →
Maestro Paul Mueller as Music Director and Conductor of the Greenwich Choral Society after 27 years. Continue Reading →
NMS has partnered with Open Arts Alliance, founded by Rocco Natale, and the students have been working under the directive genius of Jenn Dunn and the talented musical directive of Robin Chenot, both North Mianus School teachers, to put together a beautifully delicious performance. Continue Reading →
This year marks a groundbreaking year as the Plunge for Elodie is set to surpass $2M raised for EBRP. Continue Reading →
Meet you in Greenwich, at the corner of art and science! Continue Reading →
This trip would not have been made possible without the incredible collaboration and support of the many generous individuals, businesses and organizations within Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Having seen the Peace Pole at Lake Mead, Connecticut, while on a visit with First Church Confirmation Students many years ago, Rosemary Lamie always wanted to bring a Peace Pole to the community of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The hospital reports a surge of support for its plans, in conjunction with Yale Psychiatry, to increase the breadth and scope of its mental health offerings and address an acute intergenerational need, heightened by the pandemic. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, April 1, 2023, between 8:30am and 12:30pm, you can drive by and drop off unopened and unexpired food donations at the Greenwich Police Department, 11 Bruce Place, or the Cos Cob Fire House, 200 E Putnam Avenue. RAIN or SHINE. Continue Reading →
“Not only can we enjoy the beautiful landscape surrounding the course with good to great golfers at play, we can also combine it with a wide variety of musicians playing all kinds of music. No specific day or night, just lots of sounds supplying easy listening, lots of songs to sway too, hum too or even to sing along. Best of all, if the mood strikes you, dancing is more than allowed, in fact, it is even applauded.” – Submitted by Irene Dietrich and Linda Moshier Continue Reading →