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“I’m a firm believer in voluntarism, especially among older people. I can always bring in someone to do a concert. I can always organize Bingo. Those are great and serve a purpose. You need to be entertained and have a laugh, but you also need to be given the opportunity to feel a part of the mainstream and feel purpose in your life.” – Lisa Crowley, Hill House resident service coordinator and social service programmer Continue Reading →
Proceeds will support capital equipment for GEMS during the pandemic. Continue Reading →
The LWV Greenwich and their affiliate high school clubs announce the theme of their 2nd annual essay contest for Greenwich students in grades K-12. In honor of America’s first female vice president, this year’s theme is “Dear Madam Vice President”. Students are encouraged to write a letter to Vice President Harris, sharing their stories, advice, and wishes. Continue Reading →
Reservations for overnight island camping include Great Captain Island and Island Beach. Continue Reading →
The class covers all the basics of beekeeping and how to get started from ordering bees, hardware, and supplies. Continue Reading →
Tuesday was Marie D’Elia’s 100th birthday and her friends and family worked around the pandemic to make it special. Continue Reading →
If you went to Greenwich Public Schools in the 1960’s, ‘70’s, or 80’s, you probably remember having Spaghetti Creole every Thursday. St Paul Lutheran Church has the original recipe, and they’ll be serving it up Saturday, January 30. Order your Spaghetti Creole dinner to go for pickup on Saturday, January 30 from 3:30 to 5:30pm. Dinner costs $15 and includes salad, generous serving of spaghetti creole, bread and dessert. Cash or check. Continue Reading →
Recently, residents were upset that people were holding places in line outside Dorothy Hamill Rink in Byram. The rink is operating with a limited capacity during Covid-19. Continue Reading →
The Department of Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce that residents may begin to bring their Christmas Trees for recycling starting Sunday, December 26, 2021. Christmas tree recycling will end on Monday, January 31, 2022. All trees to be recycled must be undecorated (ornaments, tinsel, lights, and stands must be removed). The Parks & Trees Division will be recycling resident’s Christmas trees by chipping them. The wood chips can be used by residents as mulch or compost. Continue Reading →
The $45,456 Allocation Will Allow the Greenwich Museum to Enter 2021 in a Stronger Financial Position Continue Reading →