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At a recent Greenwich Green & Clean Fall Town-Wide Cleanup, volunteers scoured Greenwich Point, Byram Beach and the banks of the Mianus River for trash either washed up on the shore or carelessly tossed aside. Continue Reading →
The annual meeting of the Northeast Greenwich Association will be held at Greenwich Country Club on November 10. They have a great lineup of speakers. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School Theater Arts program presents Romeo and Juliet in the school’s black box theater.The production runs through October 29, shows starting at 7:30pm. On Saturday, Oct 29, there will be two performances (5:00pm and 8:00pm). Tickets are $10. For tickets and information (203) 863-8808. Continue Reading →
New exhibit! Come enjoy ‘I’ve Lost Control Again’ at the Flinn Gallery. Dramatic works include: multi-layered paintings, multi-media artwork, neo-constructivist sculptures and flash-animated video pieces. Opening reception tonight, 10/27 with wine and hors d’oeuvres. Continue Reading →
In the past, tickets have been sold as a Band fund-raiser. However, this year the performance is free of charge and open to the public. Donations will still be accepted and are greatly appreciated, as the funds raised will help send the students on a competition trip in the spring. Continue Reading →
There are more than 50,000 fiction and non-fiction books, CDs, DVDs, and audiobooks to choose from – all at prices that will warm your heart and please your pocketbook. Continue Reading →
Near the corner of Hemlock Drive and Oak Street in central Greenwich, a Designated Guarded Wetland has been impacted and filled by landscaping debris and trash over the years. On Oct 22, a cleanup by 30 Greenwich residents was the first step in restoring the wetland to enhance its ecological functions. Continue Reading →
Many of Michael Jackson’s hits lend themselves to an artistic laser and light performance, much in the style of the Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular. Through the use of animated laser graphics, laser beams and aerials, the lights and lasers re-create images of Michael with 3-D holographic effects. The lighting show is a concert-style configuration. Along with the laser beams and graphics, the Laser Spectacular’s Spirit of Michael Jackson is certain to wow the audience with the same power and excitement of a live concert. Continue Reading →
Items can be dropped off at JCC Greenwich, One Holly Hill Lane throughout the month of October, or at the YWCA Greenwich screening of “The Children Next Door” on Tuesday, October 25th, 6:30pm at Bow Tie Cinemas, Greenwich Plaza. Continue Reading →
Did Aquarion wait too long to alert Greenwich residents and businesses to the drought? Aquarion said the drop was precipitous, and they reacted quickly: At the end of July the Greenwich water system was at 73.2% capacity. By Aug 30 the Greenwich system had dropped to 48.3% capacity. Continue Reading →