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On his Friday radio show Peter Tesei said, “We have a lot to be proud of in terms of direction and vision. The vision is to remain a premiere residential community. The strength of our community is our volunteers.” Continue Reading →
Per tradition, Howl & Prowl’s admission is free, with an option to register to enter the costume contest for $20 for both pets and
people, with prizes totaling $600 in Pet Pantry Warehouse gift certificates. Proceeds of the event go to Adopt-A-Dog. Continue Reading →
Would you want an extra decade or two of healthy lifespan? Live to a healthy 120? Imagine what that would change in our lives. Why retire at 65? Why get married at a certain age or live a full century with one partner? Continue Reading →
Check out Judy the Jam Lady’s recipes for Pumpkin Bread and Butternut squash Parmesan. Continue Reading →
“I am a first generation immigrant, and the Greenwich community has embraced me from the time I first set foot in town. The desire to give back to a society that has given so much to me is what has inspired me throughout this project.” – Boris Ardemasov, GHS senior and president of the Art for Awareness Club Continue Reading →
For the first time, girls were able to participate in the annual Cub Scout Fall Festival as registered Cub Scouts. Wearing their uniforms, the girls participated in BB’s, archery, climbing, bouldering, and gaga ball alongside their brothers and male counterparts. Continue Reading →
This year participants walked for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and Lynn Gulli, a Julian Curtiss School student diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia on April 23, 2017. The goal was to walk for her cure! Continue Reading →
Nearly 1,100 people turned out for the first show of the Junior League’s Children’s Theater Series. Pinkalicious was brought to life on stage at Central Middle School in a musical performed by Plaza Theatrical Productions. Continue Reading →
If children are allowed out after dark, fasten reflective tape to their costumes and bags, or give them glow sticks. Continue Reading →
Last week “The House That Jack Built” traveled to Western Middle School, where $647.00 was raised between lemonade sales and Lemon pledges for the students. Continue Reading →