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Need a fun activity for out-of-town guests during the holiday week? Send them behind the scenes – and let them feed some of the marine life – of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk! Continue Reading →
The Josef Pilsudski Society of Greenwich was founded back on March 20, 1950 by three Polish immigrants, including Alexander Muskus. Today his grandson Rick, along with Christy Caragol and working to gain non-profit status for the Society and what better way than to give away funds to three worthy local organizations? Continue Reading →
At Putnam Cottage on Sunday, December 4, the clock was turned back to the 1700’s, and the community was invited to take a glimpse into what a colonial holiday in Greenwich would have been like during the American Revolution. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday a longtime member of the Greenwich business community was honored for hosting an annual Veterans Day breakfast before the Community Walk for Veterans since its inception four years ago.
Susan Della Ragione has operated Pasta Vera for 30 years, starting at a location where Whole Foods currently operates. Continue Reading →
DCP encourages consumers to make a plan for giving this season, and stick to it in order to protect their finances, avoid falling victim to a scams, or giving to charities who misrepresent how they’re using a consumers hard earned money Continue Reading →
As part of her Moral Leadership project, Senior Lauren Henderson, encouraged Grade 4 and 5 students to donate a small gift for Shriners Hospital for Children. All members of the fourth and fifth grade participated in the gift collection. Continue Reading →
Christmas Eve Services at First Congregational Church of Greenwich include a traditional Christmas pageant and “White Gifts.” Christmas Eve, Saturday, December 24
Christmas Eve in Old Greenwich will feature four different services at the First Congregational Church, each service designed for a special audience. From the first service at 10:00 a.m., primarily designed for families with young children, to the 9:00 p.m. Candlelight Service that particularly attracts high school and returning college students, all age groups will have ample opportunities for worship and celebration on this special day of the year. The afternoon and early evening services, at 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m., will feature performances of First Church’s traditional Christmas Pageant, “Once in Royal David’s City,” re-enacted by adult and school-age members of the congregation in colorful period costumes. Between those two services, at 4:00 p.m., all are welcome to join the congregation outside by the crèche to serenade passersby on Sound Beach Avenue with traditional Christmas carols. Continue Reading →
Don’t miss Reclaim Reprocess at the Flinn Gallery in the Greenwich Library! View 5 artists doing amazing things with recycled materials. Runs through January 18, 2017. Continue Reading →
Primary consideration will be given to creativity of the title, concept, and execution. Participants must be Greenwich residents. Sculptures will be judged and winners will be awarded in March. Continue Reading →
Saturday, Dec 10 was freezing, but that didn’t stop a couple dozen dogs from enjoying themselves, making friends and plunging in the Sound. Leashed dogs are only allowed at Tod’s Point from December 1 through March 31. Dogs must have licenses attached to their collars, and dogs must remain on a leash in the hands of an adult throughout the park.
All dogs must be under control below the mean high water mark and must NOT cause a disturbance to any person or other animal.
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