An Eversource workman told Greenwich Free Press that the cause of the outage is “car versus pole.” Continue Reading →
Now it’s 92° and Much of Downtown Greenwich is without Power
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Town To Hold Food Drive on Sept 13, 2018
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The focus will be on Greenwich children in need and benefit Neighbor-to-Neighbor’s food pantry and the Dept of Human Services. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving
YWCA Greenwich Free “Fabulous Family Fair” Set for Sept 8
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Admission is free! Everyone in Greenwich is invited to come and experience the children’s programs offered at the YWCA. Practice softball and baseball at Greenwich’s only Pitching Machine and Batting Cage System. Sample classes in Dance, Gymnastics, Tennis and Basketball Continue Reading →
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Sept 4 is Last Day for Greenwich Town Party Tix 2019 Online Lottery
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From June 1, 2018 to September 4, 2018, if you live, work attend school in Greenwich you can fill out an application online.All entrants will be notified of status on or about September 17, once the lottery has closed and winners have been chosen. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts
Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens 9/11 Survival Tree Remembers, Inspires, Gives Hope
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Eighteen years later, a living memorial in a secluded garden continues to mature. Continue Reading →
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News of Re-Opening from the Rummage Room in Old Greenwich
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Tuesday, September 4: The Rummage Room will celebrate its 54th Grand Re-opening at 10 am with all ‘new’ merchandise. Please mark your calendars as the day will be the biggest event of the year at “The Best Little Shop in Town.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Giving, Volunteering, Mary Jane Penwell, Rummage Room
Open Arts Alliance Introduces “StoryToddlers”
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Youngsters’ ages 18-36 months (an accompanied by an adult) will experience their favorite stories without sitting still! Each session explores a different aspect of theater making: designing, performing and storytelling. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, maria Pizzarello, Open Arts Alliance, Rocco Natale, StoryToddlers
GFP Top Stories of the Summer 2018
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This summer the Greenwich Pool at Byram Park opened. The Greenwich Town Party featured Eric Clapton. The town remembered the collapse of the Mianus Bridge on I95 35 years ago. Greenwich Green & Clean decided to no longer raise funds to light up the trees on Greenwich Avenue. An abused dog was found roaming on Bruce Park. He was later adopted by a Greenwich Police Officer. This stories and more were the most read on GFP in summer 2018. Continue Reading →
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In Cos Cob, habitatgreenwich Will Donate a Percentage of September Sales to The Willow Project
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With a mission echoing the habitatgreenwich message of giving back to the local community, the Willow Project is the first non-profit habitatgreenwich will give back to. For the month of September, a portion of sales will go toward The Willow Project and support families during the critical time of cancer diagnosis and initial treatment. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Business, Giving, Health, habitatgreenwich, Kim Caravella, The Willow Project
Saving Animals from Extinction: Tales of Species Recovery in Connecticut and Beyond
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In his talk, Jim Knox, zoologist at the Beardsley Zoo will invite guests of all ages to learn how to help protect the planet’s most imperiled and majestic creatures and explain how citizens can become involved in recovery efforts. Continue Reading →