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“This cat was in really rough shape, and we didn’t have a known owner,” said ACO Suzanne Carlin describing Simon a Seal Point Siamese cat. With surgery complete, Simon is expected to live a full healthy life and will be available for adoption after he finishes recovering. Continue Reading →
In his memoir, Frankel describes grappling with who he is after unearthing the shocking truth of his Connecticut family’s origins. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Public Schools Honor Choir will perform a Choral Festival on Saturday, Jan 4 at 7:00pm at the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center. Continue Reading →
Before he ran Post Stationery, otherwise known as “Lou’s,” and long before the lifelong Democrat became Greenwich’s Tax Collector, Lou Caravella was a young boy pacing up and down Greenwich Avenue with a bag full of newspapers. He sold the Greenwich News and Graphic for 3¢ a copy and was allowed to keep a penny for himself with each sale. He was promoted to “carrier,” and later worked in the mail room during World War II, rolling up papers and gluing the brown paper wrappers with a flour and water paste to be mailed overseas. Continue Reading →
In 2019 restaurants opened. Houses were demolished. There were parades, plays, contests, graduations, and much more. Continue Reading →
Break out your tartan and come join the fun! All are welcome – you don’t need to have Scottish ancestry! The celebration will feature bagpipes, poetry, whisky, and song. Continue Reading →
The newly opened toy store on Greenwich Avenue, Funky Monkey Toys and Books, held a special shopping day with a percentage of proceeds donated to Neighbor to Neighbor. Continue Reading →
As Grand Historian, Melillo will research, write, and preserve and archive the records of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut as well as serve and help each constituent lodge to do the same for their local records and history across the state. Continue Reading →
The Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich hosted a holiday dance party for Abilis. Continue Reading →
Indian Harbor Yacht Club’s marine staff built a 20-foot wood frame tree, which floats on a dock in Greenwich Harbor and includes 22,100 lights. The tree will be lit every night until New Year’s Day. Continue Reading →