Exciting Outdoor Work Opportunities Available, Diverse Applicants Strongly Encouraged to Apply. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/around-town/page/277/)
Exciting Outdoor Work Opportunities Available, Diverse Applicants Strongly Encouraged to Apply. Continue Reading →
Consider a donation to Coffee for Good during Fairfield County Giving Day, Thursday, February 25th.
The non profit is half way toward their fundraising goal and they plan to open in late April or early May at 48 Maple Ave. Continue Reading →
NOAA’s recent research in Greenwich waters, assisted by the Greenwich Shellfish Commission, revealed that oysters and clams have yet another hidden “talent.” Continue Reading →
Sign up to learn how to make your very own lemon preserves. Spaces are limited to maintain COVID-19 safety measures. Continue Reading →
The event will feature appearances and performances from Madison Reyes, start of Netflix’s “Julie and the Phantoms,” top Spotify female artist, Fletcher, and “Hamilton’s” Renee Elise Goldsberry. Continue Reading →
Boys & Girls Club CEO, Rowena Track, will moderate conversations with distinguished women leaders including Indra Nooyi, Former Chairman and CEO of PepsiCo; Margaret Keane, CEO of Synchrony; Kathleen Silard, President and CEO of Stamford Health; and Juanita James, President and CEO of Fairfield County Community Foundation. Continue Reading →
In lieu of its traditional First County Bank Maple Sugar Festival, the Stamford Museum & Nature Center will be celebrating the season by bundling all the fun and games of a mini-festival into a single admission price, three Sundays this winter: February 21 & 28 and March 7. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Botanical Center welcomes all to their greenhouse and boutique where there are a variety of blooms and blossoms to brighten up the home. Continue Reading →
Girls were also able to complete an experiment that taught them about mine-sniffing rats. Continue Reading →
Renee Marsh will walk us through simple gardening practices that reduce or eliminate the need for supplemental water from irrigation. Continue Reading →