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Good wholesome fun at the sixth annual Turkey Shoot at Camp Seton. No turkeys were harmed in the process, but boys learned about safety and had fun shooting BB Guns, tossing hammers, and fashioning marshmallow catapults. Continue Reading →
The Woman’s Club of Greenewich is Hosting Carolyn Anderson for a talk: “How Do You Know If You Can Trust a Review? Insights from Carolyn Anderson, Restaurant Critic and Author of the Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich. The talk is free and open to all to attend. Continue Reading →
The annual community walk for veterans started at the corner of Amogerone and Greenwich Ave and concluded outside the Havemeyer building where there is a war monument. Continue Reading →
The chess tournament series kicks off Nov 13 at Greenwich Academy and is open to all students (K-12). Chess is a sport where everyone can compete on equal terms. The spoils do not only go to the biggest or strongest, or even to the one who speaks English. Register in advance or on the day of the event. Parents can register their child online. Continue Reading →
It was almost not to be. The 13 metal plaques honoring alumni of Byram School who perished serving their country were removed when the school closed and became McKinney Terrace. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Veterans Council represents a collaboration among American Legion, Byram Veterans Assocation, VFW, Greenwich Military Covenant of Care and the Greenwich Dept of Social Services. On Nov 11 the community walk will honor combat wounded millennials. Many become amputees. “Today, the injuries of millennials in combat is different. Independently exploded devices (IEDs) cause injuries resulting in more amputees,” said Bruce Winningham. “In the past you would have bled to death.” Continue Reading →
The Woman’s Club of Greenwich will hold its 24th Annual Holiday Boutique on Friday Nov 11, 10:00 – 5:00pm and on Saturday, November 12, 10:00 – 4:00 pm. Continue Reading →
Brita Darany von Regensburg, founder and president of FAP, a Greenwich based all volunteer advocacy organization for children and adults on the autism spectrum spoke about FAP’s work and plans as it relates to the work of the NGO Committee on Sustainable Development. Continue Reading →
The cost is $20 for grapefruit and $21 for oranges. Please look for the Lions wearing their traditional gold vests alongside their stacks of grapefruit cases and purchase one or two. Locations include the Post Road in Cos Cob next to the firehouse, Old Greenwich village and the entrance to Greenwich Point. Continue Reading →
The new Anne M. Kristoff playground at Byram Park was re-dedicated on Tuesday. Members of the Kristoff family were in attendance, along with local officials and dozens of school children who had the day off from school for Election Day. Continue Reading →