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And who wouldn’t love an event that included 18 holes of miniature golf, music by DJ Dave, a Gophers Ice Cream stand (complete with sinful toppings) and lunch catered by Walter’s Hot Dog Truck. Continue Reading →
Join the Independence Day Association of Greenwich in raising the first American flag to celebrate Independence Day at 9:00am on July 4 at Greenwich Town Hall, 101 Field Point Rd. Continue Reading →
The Town of Greenwich will present firework displays at Binney Park and Greenwich Point Park. Continue Reading →
At ICC STEM Camp at Audubon Greenwich children can combat the summer slide and get a back-to-school jump-start. The camp takes place at the beautiful Audubon Greenwich on Riverville Road. Children learn coding and robotics principlesthrough hands-on experience. Campers will also develop a connection to India by learning popular Indian games such as cricket, Carrom, Kho Kho, and Hopscotch. Small group learning is central to ICC’s STEM Camp experience. Continue Reading →
Over the July 4th holiday, the DEP is urging beach visitors NOT to set off fireworks near or toward any bird nesting areas. Herons and egrets are state-listed species that nest on Long Island Sound. Disturbance may cause the adults to leave the nest, subjecting eggs and young to possible death by exposure to the elements or by predation. Continue Reading →
Nursery School Director David Cohen will take on the role of Director of Schools at Temple Sholom, and Senior Rabbinic Fellow Kevin Peters will oversee the religious school curriculum and faculty at the Temple Sholom Learning Center as the Director of Judaic Studies. Continue Reading →
The interim director was most recently finance director of a non-profit delivering meditation and emotional intelligence training in New York City. Continue Reading →
Camp Director Don Palmer said his favorite part of the job is being able to make a difference in the lives of his campers. Continue Reading →
“At a time when the veracity of news sources is under siege, and information on every imaginable topic is available at our fingertips, libraries nationally are riding a cloud of popularity.” – Robert Marks, president, board of Trustees and Library Director Barbara Ormerod-Glynn Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Historical Society’s newly restored campus was opened in October, 2018 and features new exhibition galleries, a visitor center, café, museum store, substantially larger library and archives and gardens inspired by renowned members of the American Impressionist Art Colony who lived studied and worked at the site of the campus. Continue Reading →