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Anyone wishing to support Kids in Crisis can help by stopping at
Upper Crust Bagel shop in Old Greenwich, which is open from 8:00am – 2:00pm, for one of the souvenir towels in exchange for a donation. Continue Reading →
Executive director of Open Arts Alliance, Rocco Natale opens up about the power of theater to enrich the lives of children and seniors in particular. His organization’s on-the-road performances are in high demand. Continue Reading →
Launched in 2013 to introduce students to the basics of computer science, Hour of Code has grown into the world’s largest learning event. Continue Reading →
The deadline for nominations for Moffly Media’s Women of Influence Award is Monday, February 1, 2017. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Tree Warden will hold a public hearing on January 11 to discuss a plan to remove 21 trees from Pomerance Park in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
At the age of sixteen, René Jameson has already served on the Roots & Shoots U.S. National Youth Leadership Council for three years. Continue Reading →
After Bella Forrest was faced with kidney failure before her teenage years, her family would stop at nothing to bring her back to health. For her father, Bill Forrest, that meant donating his own kidney in a life-saving transplant at Boston Children’s Hospital in 2014. Today, the now healthy and thriving Forrest family gives back to the Hospital by generously donating $2.5 million Continue Reading →
There are four Christmas Tree collection sites in Greenwich. Trees will be collected until Jan 31, 2018. Continue Reading →
Among Knights of Columbus volunteers was Ed Cofone who, for 44 years, has gotten up before daylight to begin cooking turkeys for the annual Christmas meal for seniors. The event offers a warm, safe, and friendly place to share some time, friendship, conversation and good food and drink regardless of race, color creed, age, or economic background. Continue Reading →
Gather with friends old and new to pay tribute to Scottish national poet Robert Burns. The Greenwich Pipe Band will be playing at the event, as will Stefanie Kies, who has wowed the audience the last two years with beautiful renditions of Burns’ songs. Continue Reading →