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Drivers passing through Cos Cob on Tuesday may have wondered about the red flat bed truck ferrying massive marble columns toward the Indian Field Road DPW shed. Continue Reading →
The Pin Oak planted in front of Old Greenwich School will support over 500 species of larvae, the food source for all hatchlings.
It takes about 5,000 larvae to support a clutch of chickadees. Continue Reading →
On Monday, cast and crew of the Greenwich High School spring musical Annie moved to the performing arts center for their final rehearsals before opening night on May 18. Continue Reading →
The Nostalgia Night Dinner Series at the St. Lawrence Club in Cos Cob continued on Friday. Timed to coincide with Cinco de Mayo, the Remember Fonda La Paloma night featured an authentic Mexican meal reminiscent of the fare served for decades at Fonda La Paloma in Cos Cob, now home to Little Pub. Guests enjoyed ceviche, carnitas, fajitas, and Mexican beer. After dinner, the party continued with Karaoke Master, Mike Lehman. Continue Reading →
Emma Schaale’s photographs are displayed in the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center through the school year. Continue Reading →
The Audubon Greenwich will be having its annual Bird Walk and Breakfast to celebrate International Migratory Bird Day, a worldwide celebration of the return of thousands of migrating birds from their wintering grounds to their breeding grounds and the special habitats that they stop at along the way.
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After Friday’s deluge, Saturday featured bright sunny skies for the first ever food truck fair at Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
Children of all ages “traveled” to the Emerald City along with Dorothy and her friends at the hour-long show that was performed by Plaza Theatrical Production at Greenwich Country Day School’s Performing Arts Center. Continue Reading →
Because of cuts in state funding Tiffany Johnson, who looks forward to 2 weeks at Easter Seals camp in Hebron every summer, may not be able to afford to attend.
“Two weeks of camp is what makes her life,” said Needs Clearing House’s Joe Kaliko. “The other 50 weeks she lives in poor conditions in Bridgeport, where her wheel chair can’t operate. She literally crawls around almost all the time at home.” Continue Reading →
Opening night for the month long Art to the Ave event, which pairs local artists with businesses in the Greenwich Avenue area, benefited from mild temps and clear skies. Continue Reading →