To help create awareness, $10 Garden Catering gift cards will be given out to anyone who comes by one of Garden Catering’s five Connecticut stores and donates new toys, hats, or gloves up until December 19th. Continue Reading →
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To help create awareness, $10 Garden Catering gift cards will be given out to anyone who comes by one of Garden Catering’s five Connecticut stores and donates new toys, hats, or gloves up until December 19th. Continue Reading →
Kids in Crisis has launched their 40th Anniversary with a special candle that is available in several local stores and businesses for $20. Continue Reading →
The United States’ involvement in World War I lasted only 20 months, from April 1917 to November 1918, but the nation’s military and propaganda strategies were of enormous consequence. Continue Reading →
Port Chester Police say there will be actors dressed in tactical gear with weapons as well as actors in police uniforms with weapons along with a vehicle on fire. Continue Reading →
In a benefit for Adopt a Dog, Carriage House Motor Cars recreated a 70s disco in the theme of Studio 54 at L’escale Restaurant on Saturday night. Continue Reading →
All proceeds from the First Congregational Church tree & wreath sale will go to support six vital local charities: Kids in Crisis, The Den for Grieving Kids, the Young Adults Program at Pacific House, Soundwaters Young Mariners STEM Academy, Building One Community, and BackCountry Jazz, which provides music enrichment to Bridgeport students. Continue Reading →
Fran Pastore, President and CEO of the Women’s Business Development Council, gave a lecture on empowering women in the business world on Thursday. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Teen Council is hosting a “Dodgeball Throwdown” to raise money to support Save the Children’s Hurricane Relief efforts in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico. Continue Reading →
The GTC is pleased to be co-sponsoring this walk with the Greenwich Land Trust. Free of charge. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Community Gardens founder and leader Patty Sechi recently moved to the warmer climes of the Shenandoah Valley horse country and the new challenge of planting in its clay soils. Continue Reading →