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The family-friendly event features 40+ groups, all with information and activities. The event is free and open to the public. There will be face painting, a free raw bar and tours of the schooner SoundWaters, a Marine Police boat, and a shellfish barge. Come learn about all the seps being taken to protect the Sound and its creatures. Continue Reading →
Coughlin began her tenure as executive director of the nonprofit food pantry and clothing room in 2012, just as the Great Recession ended. Since that time, the organization has added programs such as the annual Prom Project, holiday toy distribution, and backpack & school supply distribution. Continue Reading →
Known for his efforts to spread positivity through music, Franti will open for GRAMMY award-winning band Little Big Town, closing out the festivities for the ninth annual event. Continue Reading →
“Designer Spring Cleaning”- 60 Winding Lane Greenwich, June 22-23, 2019. Continue Reading →
Augustine’s Farm will open for the season on the first day of summer, June 21, 2019. Continue Reading →
From Butterflies to Battleships, will display the work of four singular American photographers: Margaret Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, Patrick Nagatani, and Brett Weston. Continue Reading →
The Pilsudski Society awarded four Greenwich High School students with scholarships on Wednesday evening at the Polish Club on Arch Street. Continue Reading →
New overhead lines and utility poles are being installed along West Putnam Avenue (between Pemberwick Road and the Jeep dealership); Weaver Street (from Chapel Street to Glenville Road); Glenville Road (between Weaver Street and Riversville Road) and Riversville Road (from Glenville Road to Hardscrabble Road). Continue Reading →
State Representative Meskers (D-150) will discuss his views on healthcare reform and the proposal to introduce tolls on Connecticut highways. He will also address the energy markets, the budgetary process, and the pros and cons of boosting state revenues by increasing taxes on estates, property, and capital gains. Continue Reading →
The gratitude of students who received a cumulative $500,000 in scholarships on Friday was palpable. We spoke to two recipients who are excited about their futures made possible through several scholarships. Continue Reading →