The prevalence of Epilepsy is greater than Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s combined. Pat is organizing a team to participate in the Sharon’s Ride. Run. Walk. event on May 20 at Cove Island Park in Stamford. Continue Reading →
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The prevalence of Epilepsy is greater than Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s combined. Pat is organizing a team to participate in the Sharon’s Ride. Run. Walk. event on May 20 at Cove Island Park in Stamford. Continue Reading →
The family-friendly morning will bring together runners and walkers of all levels for a morning full of fun with food trucks, prizes, face painting and more. Continue Reading →
You can help Greenwich stay clean, earn volunteer hours, and get some spring flowers and bulbs as a thank you. Continue Reading →
Opening night for Art to the Avenue drew crowds to Greenwich Avenue, where 105 artists’ works were showcased at 85 businesses. The artwork will remain in place throughout the month and is available for purchase. Continue Reading →
The spring luncheon brought together people from all across Fairfield County in support of women’s reproductive health. The event raised over $606,000. Continue Reading →
Dom Delfino, owner of Joey B’s hosted the GHS girls water polo team for a fundraiser at his restaurant. Continue Reading →
Saint Clair Stationers is offering a course in Copperplate calligraphy with renowned calligrapher, Karen Gorst. Continue Reading →
Greenwich International Film Festival (GIFF) held a program announcement party on Tuesday night at Richards. The festival will run from May 31 until June 3. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Land Trust and Greenwich Tree Conservancy commemorated Arbor Day on with a tree planting ceremony at the Malkin Preserve where there are 14 varieties of apple trees. That is notable in an era where apple varieties are diminishing due to growers consolidating on mass-market varieties. So when you take a bite out of the apples that grow from those trees, you’re quite literally tasting history. Continue Reading →
Items that will be accepted include fuel oil, kerosene, paint, paint thinner, paint stripper, garden insecticide, rat poison, and more. Continue Reading →