A moderator sets the stage, outlines expectations, introduces the participants
and manages the clock and flow. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Pen Women to Present the First of Three Open Mic Events
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Greenwich Historical Society Hosts Garden Party to Honor Volunteers
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The annual celebration thanked volunteers took on new significance this year, with the October opening of the $13.5 million campus, and the strategic partnership with Watson’s to help establish the Historical Society as a prime site for events. Continue Reading →
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Summer Camps at YWCA Foster Friendships; Feature Swimming, Sports, Trips to the Beach
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With swimming, sports, trips to the beach, field trips to local museums, recreational centers and amusement parks, as well as a variety of onsite activities, children can’t wait to come back each year. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, as well as a variety of onsite activities, children can’t wait to come back each year., field trips to local museums, recreational centers and amusement parks, Sports, trips to the beach, With swimming
Behind the Scenes of the Greenwich High School Theater Program
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People mainly focus on whatever’s on stage during a Greenwich High School performance. However, every single production would fall to pieces without the stage crew and tech director, Scott Borowka. What seems like simple tweaks and changes in lighting and set are actually well-thought and significant pieces to each Greenwich High School show. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, GHS, GHS Theater Tech, Greenwich, lights, play, School
Many Voices Heard at Eastern Greenwich Civic Center Hearing for Input
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There were dozens of thoughtful suggestions and many rounds of applause. Residents were told not to include fields in the discussion, but they did. Fred Camillo urged the committee to “Do it big and look to the private sector.” Others warned the committee to think within the budget. “Think Scottish” was Patty Roberts’ advice. “What’s popular today may not be popular later on.” Continue Reading →
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Pet Pantry Warehouse raises over $4,000 for homeless animals with Paws For Love
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Paws For Love allows customers at any of the seven Pet Pantry locations in New York and Connecticut to make a $2, $5, or $10 donation which directly benefits the dogs at Adopt-A-Dog. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Dogs, Giving, Adopt-A-Dog, Pet Pantry Warehouse
Junior League of Greenwich Presents 2019 Community Service Award to Isabel Kalb
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The Junior League of Greenwich presented this year’s Community Service Award to Isabel Kalb, a junior at Greenwich Academy. Continue Reading →
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Arguimbau Art to Host Summer Kick-Off at “The Boatyard”
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Arguimbau Art is hosting a Summer Kick-Off and Father’s Day Show Reception on Thursday, June 13, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm at Arguimbau Art, now located at “The Boatyard” at 350 Riverside Avenue, Riverside. Continue Reading →
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Artwork of Gary Komarin to Be Unveiled at habitatgreenwich on Thursday
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Born in New York City, the son of a Czech architect and Viennese writer, Gary Komarin is considered a modern master in post painterly abstraction. Continue Reading →
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Triangle Community Center’s Pride in the Park Breaks Attendance Records
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Fairfield County’s Pride in the Park, organized by Triangle Community Center (TCC), hosted more than 6,000 people on June 8. Continue Reading →