How does it work? Your phone screen becomes a map, so that you must cover real distance in order to catch Pokémon. Continue Reading →
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How does it work? Your phone screen becomes a map, so that you must cover real distance in order to catch Pokémon. Continue Reading →
Sponsors of the Greenwich Youth Conservation Corps had a chance to meet and and chat with teen workers. Continue Reading →
On Thursday morning a whale was spotted by boaters in Long Island Sound, right next to Great Captain’s Island. Continue Reading →
Since her husband Chris Antonik passed away in 2015, Carolyn Antonik has wondered who would maintain and preserve the historic cemeteries by her home in Byram.
Inside the Antonik home, the Greenwich Landmark “James Lyon House,” revealed a tale of a happy family that included unique pets. Continue Reading →
During the annual summer party at the home of Nicole Heath, Fresh Air Fund parents reflected on their experiences as hosts. Continue Reading →
“I think graffiti damages civic pride and encourages criminal activity. It devalues property, and it’s intimidating to residents. For some, it generates fear and anger.” – Dawn Fortunato Continue Reading →
In an evening that included bagpipe music, toasts, roasts, and proclamations from the State of Connecticut and the Town of Greenwich, David G. Ormsby was honored recently for his outstanding leadership of The Nathaniel Witherell Board of Directors. Continue Reading →
Cooking over the campfire every Wednesday is the highlight each week for the Cub Scouts campers. Using sticks, tin-foil, skillets and even cardboard boxes, Scouts prepare pancakes, S’mores, grilled cheese, rice krispy treats, popcorn and fan-favorite nachos in the camp’s Scout Skills area. Continue Reading →
A good crowd turned out for the Bastille Day 2016 event at Greenwich Town Hall on Thursday. The event was organized by the Alliance Française of Greenwich, which is anticipating its 100th anniversary in town in 2018. Continue Reading →
The Bruce Museum filed plans on Thursday with the Town of Greenwich for a building expansion, including additional permanent exhibition and teaching spaces and a café. The Museum’s last expansion was completed in 1992. Continue Reading →