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he speaker will be Dr. Robert Marra, Associate Scientist/Forest Pathologist for The CT Agricultural Experiment Station, who comes to the garden club with extensive knowledge about the challenges our trees are currently facing, from tropical storms, climate change and disease. Also, The Riverside Garden Club is looking for volunteers to help us clean up Riverside Train Station in celebration of Earth Day on Thursday, April 22. Continue Reading →
The night will feature rounds of general trivia questions as well as a Name That Tune round. The event includes delicious “pub snacks” provided by Marcia Selden Catering. Children’s Learning Centers of Fairfield County is the second-largest center-based early childhood education nonprofit in CT. Continue Reading →
We’ve all seen them. Floating rainbow swirls in ponds, yellow foam in eddys, streams peppered with plastic straws, and dead fish washed up on shores. All testament to the pollution entering our waterways. How did it get there? Our first thought may be industrial drain pipes, but there is an even bigger culprit, with a clumsier name: nonpoint source pollution. Continue Reading →
Learn more about Freemasonry in Greenwich on Tuesday, April 13th from 6:30-7:30PM at the St. Lawrence Society in Cos Cob, prior to Acacia Lodge No. 85’s monthly meeting. Continue Reading →
Mr. Dyja’s book is a sweeping account of the city’s metamorphosis from the doldrums ofthe1970s to the present, a New York that is (at least pre-Covid) wealthier, healthier, safer,and greener than ever. He will speak about the excesses of New York’s high and low societies and how they have affected the city of today. Continue Reading →
Coccaro will share tips for enhancing wildlife habitats and supporting pollinators while using native vegetation to deter pests. Continue Reading →
“Our Greenwich reservoirs are generally full by spring. However, the large summer demand for water, coupled with climatic changes have meant that our reservoir system, alone, can no longer sustain us through our increasingly hot and dry summers because of our penchant for extensive lawns and irrigation.” – Elizabeth Dempsey Continue Reading →
GHS students won these awards competing against nearly 2,800 students from about 145 schools in Connecticut alone Continue Reading →
All plants must be pre-ordered and will be available for pick up on April 21 and April 22 from 10:00am – 4:00pm at the greenhouse. Curbside pick-up can also be arranged. Continue Reading →
This newly organizing chapter is welcoming new members who have a desire to support our Community in a variety of ways. The DAR, founded in 1890, is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women’s service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism and preserving American History. Continue Reading →