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Today the GSA endowment has reached $6.5 million. Funding from the GSA source combined with support from the many sponsors allows GSA to make scholarship awards of over $500,000. Continue Reading →
Read Eric Harvey’s interviews with Club alumni Fred Camillo, Jennifer Confalone, Ian Barto and Camryn Ferrara. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday Earth, Wind & Fire performed before a packed house the Palace Theatre in Stamford. From their opener, “Sing A Song,” every audience member was on their feet and dancing. Following the action-packed two hour show, the artists personally greeted a small group of fans. Verdine White, who recently gave an exclusive phone interview with Greenwich Free Press, spoke to Sadie Smith in person. Continue Reading →
Christine plans to use her award to create a fund for the repair of instruments at Waterside Elementary. Christine graduated from Greenwich Academy in May and will continue to serve her community at Georgetown University next year. Continue Reading →
Since its inception, the Greenwich Concours has raised funds to support Americares, a health-focused relief and development organization that responds to people affected by poverty or disaster with life-changing medicine, medical supplies and health programs. Continue Reading →
Announcing the Bartlett Arboretum’s 2018 summer camp themes – unplugged and unparalleled. Eight fantastic themes to awaken the wild in you: Animal Tracking; Herbs, Potions & Concoctions; Raiders of the Lost Artifact; Park Rangers; Nature Detectives; Discover Garden to Table; Expedition Leadership; and Wilderness Survival. Continue Reading →
Choose from Camp Simmons, located on 77 magnificent acres of wilderness on Lake Avenue for children ages 6-12; Clubhouse Camp on Horseneck Ln for a full service, air-conditioned facility with field house, soccer field, pool, arts & crafts and technology center for children ages 6-12; and Teen Camp for members age 13-15, with most time spent off-site visiting attractions Continue Reading →
Vincent Graziano, owner of Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home in Greenwich, has penned a page-turner of a novel, the perfect beach read this summer in Greenwich.
Set in Lower Manhattan’s Little Italy, the cast of characters includes the Rossini brothers, including Tommy and Jake, whose reversals of fortune draw them home to their ailing mother’s tiny apartment. There, they try to stay one step ahead of the men in nice suits and pinky rings after a man of the cloth is murdered. Continue Reading →
On June 11, Pat Sesto will communicate information including when the initiative starts, what the rules are for check out bags and why plastic bags are environmentally bad for our town. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Concours d’ Elegance dazzled Greenwich residents with American and International flair at nationally recognized event. Continue Reading →