Circa 2008, about 20 new moms met at Greenwich Hospital and formed a mom’s group. This is the first of a series by Jessie and Lauren of Momtourage Media. Continue Reading →
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Circa 2008, about 20 new moms met at Greenwich Hospital and formed a mom’s group. This is the first of a series by Jessie and Lauren of Momtourage Media. Continue Reading →
The information session is for families to participate in an interactive discussion about Transition Programming for Young Adults with Special Needs. Continue Reading →
A broken crane needed to lift the transformers off their trailer parked on Field Point Road needed to be repaired. Continue Reading →
On Nov 11, at 10:30am the community is invited to gather at the top of Greenwich Avenue (at Amogerone Crossway) for the seventh annual “Greenwich Veterans Day Patriotic Walk.” Continue Reading →
The Club’s 26th annual gift boutique is not to be missed. It features elegant gifts including handcrafted linens and jewelry, purses, natural cosmetics, and candles. Continue Reading →
Dancers from the renowned Greenwich Ballet Academy will take the stage to present The Nutcracker on Nov 16 and 17. The ballerinas have been taught by renowned professionals in small classes where the program is inspired by the prestigious and historic Vaganova Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia. Continue Reading →
Enjoy wine, cheese and other refreshments while shopping with a 25% percent discount in the entire store.
The Art Show will feature paintings and digital art created by adults who are supported by Abilis. Continue Reading →
The event features the senior cheerleaders and football players modeling fashions from Greenwich’s own Black Petunia, light hors d’oeuvres, silent auction and holiday shopping with local vendors. Check out the amazing list of prizes and silent auction items. Continue Reading →
Each piece of equipment is more than 14 feet tall and nearly 148,000 pounds, requiring a special truck for delivery which is about 140 feet long. The convoy will travel about 10 miles per hour. Continue Reading →
A local veteran who maintains American flags at the memorial markers that honor 13 alumni of Byram School who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country is troubled by the Town’s installation of a children’s swing set in the middle of the markers. Continue Reading →