Puttin’ On the Dog, presented by Pet Pantry Warehouse, will be held at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park in Greenwich on Sunday September 18 from 10am-4:30pm. Continue Reading →
Puttin’on the Dog, Featuring “Cats Too,” Sponsored by Pet Pantry Warehouse
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RMA Featured Speaker for Aug 31: Donna Spellman from River House Adult Day Center
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On average today’s seniors live considerably longer than their prior generation, so they face decisions among several types of support that they and their families may not have ever faced before. Donna Spellman, executive director of River House Adult Day Center, will discuss the many challenges in this phase of senior living. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Volunteering, Donna Spellman, Retired Men's Association of Greenwich, River House Adult Day Care, RMA
Greenwich Realtors Celebrate Video Contest Winners
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After the Greenwich Association of Realtors invited residents to submit short videos highlighting what they love and enjoy about our town, impressive videos used drones and Greenwich residents told the story of the Town of Greenwich. A first place and second place winner were announced. Each received a cash prize. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Real Estate, Greenwich Association of Realtors
Greenwich Boy Scouts New District Director Sets Sights on Fall Scouting Campaign
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Ray Garrison joins the Greenwich Council with seven years experience in various senior management positions for BSA councils in Florida and Kansas. Most recently, Garrison was Development Director with the BSA Gulf Stream Council in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
The year kicks-off with a ‘Join Scouting Night’ on September 15, from 6-8:00pm at both Eastern and Western Civic Centers where there will be fun events and information on joining Cub Scouts. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout, Greenwich Scouting, Ray Garrison
At Greenwich Farmers Market, Everything’s Organic from Oxen Hill Farm
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Greenwich Farmers Market customers appreciate the all-organic produce from Oxen Hill Farm so much that the farmers travel a great distance to Horseneck Lot on Saturdays. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Health, Greenwich Farmer's Market, jobbers, Judy the Jam Lady, Moorefield Herb Farm, organic produce, Oxen Hill Farm
“Songs for Seeds” Children’s Music Program Coming to Old Greenwich
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Coming to Action Arts / OG Karate, songs for seeds features 45-minute classes led by a three-piece live band of musicians who encourage kids to sing, play instruments, and dance. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Parenting, Schools, Courtney Fischer-Karasin, songs for seeds
Join the Junior League of Greenwich this Fall Open House Invitation – Tuesday, September 13th
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On Tuesday, September 13 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the Junior League of Greenwich will host an open house at its headquarters for perspective new members to learn more about the organization, meet current members and find out how to join. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Volunteering, Junior League of Greenwich, Sue Moretti Rogers
Meet Legendary Poster Designer Bill Gold at C Parker Gallery
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Be a part of motion picture history and meet legendary movie poster designer Bill Gold. Exhibit starts September 10, 2016 and running through September 30th with a special meet and greet reception on Sunday September 18th at 2:00pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts
Palace Theatre in Stamford Upcoming Offerings include Lisa Lampanelli
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Upcoming performances at The Palace Theatre in Stamford include five-time GMA Dove Award winner Jeremy Camp, “Queen of Mean” comedian Lisa Lampanelli, The Russian Grand Ballet, and Odd Squad Live! (based on the hit PBS Kids series, “Odd Squad”). Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Jeremy Camp, Lisa Lampanelli, Odd Squad Live!, Palace Theatre, The Russian Grand Ballet
5th Annual Golf for Abilis to be Held at Trump National Golf Club
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For the 5th year Fred Trump will host the Golf for Abilis tournament at Trump National Golf Club. Trump, an advocate for individuals with special needs has his own personal connection with Abilis. His youngest child, 17-year- old William, had a severe seizure disorder as an infant. William was later diagnosed with cerebral palsy and received early intervention therapy from Abilis as a toddler. Continue Reading →