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Teams are made up of up to 9 people. Players may sign up in groups of up to 9, or people can sign up as individuals or couples and the Alliance will pair them up with other guests to form a full team. Continue Reading →
River House has never turned away anyone based on their inability to pay. The grant from the Spector Fund provides a $3 match for every $1 contributed up to a total match of $20,000. This unique challenge is focused on garnering new supporters. 100% of the donations generated will go toward client scholarships. Continue Reading →
The Freemason’s square and compasses, visible in the upstairs window of Acacia Lodge No. 85’s current home at BANC is familiar, though not many people are versed in its origins. Continue Reading →
The Red Hots will perform on Friday, Feb. 10, 2017 at “The Pub at the Club” and there is no cover charge. The event starts at 8:30pm. Continue Reading →
The new Board of Directors are Anne Franscioni, Diane Viton, Frank Carpenteri, Joui Hessel and Nancy Kail. Continue Reading →
Abilis’ annual Valentine’s Party will be held at the Old Greenwich Civic Center on Saturday, February 11, 2017, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The event is open to adults of all ages with special needs. There will be Valentine’s party games, prizes for best costumes, music, dancing and plenty of food. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, Feb. 11, The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is putting a special twist on its popular “Feeding Time” program by opening the session only to couples (18+) and each couple goes home with a box of specialty chocolates from Forever Sweet Bakery in Norwalk. Continue Reading →
Since 2011 Mothers for Others has served over 1,000 families, mostly from Greenwich and Stamford, through donations for children from birth through age five. Continue Reading →
Over Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend, 9th through 12th graders from Temple Sholom and J-Teen Leadership of Westchester joined together to participate in a teen-led community service experience in Charleston, SC. Continue Reading →
Although the lack of snow did not affect stations such as firebuilding and tomahawk throwing, the Scouts had to work particularly hard to pull their sleds through mud and rocks for the timed Iditarod race. Continue Reading →