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As more women at this time are encouraged to join Rotary, it was fitting that outgoing President Sally Parris welcomed Laura Hughes as Greenwich Rotary President for 2018-2019. Continue Reading →
tarr Films visits the Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center Afterschool Program to capture testimony from students, parents, program staff, and volunteers participating in the reading fluency program.
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At Summer camp at Corbin’s Crusaders, campers discover their true potential as they explore a variety of sports on the 38 acre North Street campus of Greenwich Catholic School. The camp includes daily swim instruction in indoor and outdoor pools. The camp has experienced adult coaches and offers a flexible schedule with 1 to 8 weeks available. Continue Reading →
YWCA Greenwich has just launched a Civil Legal Clinic to help victims of domestic violence who are served by YWCA Greenwich Domestic Abuse Services navigate the court system. Two DAS volunteers, who are also lawyers, saw the need to help clients in civil matters after they had been volunteering to help victims get through criminal matters in Stamford Court. Many of the victims, mostly women, don’t have the financial means, or access to their finances, to fight the civil issues that come with a divorce, like child custody. Continue Reading →
LED’s use less energy, helping the towns with their energy costs; they burn cooler and last longer, which reduces maintenance costs; and the light they give off helps reduce visibility issues. Continue Reading →
As a member of Temple Sholom’s clergy team, Cantor Sandy will lead services with Rabbi Mitchell Hurvitz, Rabbi Chaya Bender and Hazzan Sheni/Ritual Director Ezra Konigsberg. Continue Reading →
The Old Greenwich Farmers market will hold a pop up market on July 4 from 10:00am to 1:00pm at Living Hope Community Church, 38 West End Ave. Continue Reading →
Also, “Good Citizen” winners from Greenwich public and private schools will be recognized.
The guest speaker is Missy Wolfe author of Hidden History of Colonial Greenwich. Continue Reading →
If a fire or explosion caused by legal or illegal fireworks causes injuries and/or damage, or poses the risk of either, the person responsible could be charged with a felony criminal offense. Continue Reading →
The grant is part of PYP’s second annual cycle of School PYP Pitches, where students from across Greenwich-based high schools pitch a charitable cause of their choice to the PYP organization, which then funds the pitches and causes most highly voted on by the PYP members. Continue Reading →