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The most needed items are cereal, Parmalat, canned fruit, healthy snacks, canned tuna, peanut butter, jelly, juice boxes, milk boxes (unrefrigerated), nutrition bars. Also needed: pasta/tomato sauce, canned soup, canned corn. Continue Reading →
Abilis, an organization supporting people with developmental disabilities, generated over $300,000 in its recent Spring for Abilis gala at The Tamarack Country Club in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
A Go Fund Me page, “Barclay Fryery’s Medical Fund,” has been established online to raise funds for Cancer treatment for the longtime Greenwich interior designer. Continue Reading →
Kids in Crisis has earned it the highest rating of 4 stars from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator. Continue Reading →
Due to the magnitude of the repair the Island Beach Ferry will not be operational for the Fourth of July weekend. This means boats will continue to run once an hour (on the hour) this weekend. Continue Reading →
Parks & Rec director Joe Siciliano and Greenwich Point Conservancy’s board president Chris Franco explained the delay in opening of the north concession at the beach. The good news is it should open on July 2! Continue Reading →
Oh Boy, here we go. Try to travel off peak if possible. Low gas prices mean a lot more people will be on the road this holiday weekend. Continue Reading →
The Bacon Brothers will perform at the Friday night Master Chef Dinner. Ziggy Marley and Old Crow Medicine Show will co-headline at the Saturday Festival. dam Richman will award Serendipity’s Most Innovative Chefs from across Fairfield and Westchester Counties who will serve their signature dishes. Continue Reading →
At the June 29 Parks & Rec board meeting, Joe Siciliano explained the issues with beach stickers, which this year were printed with the corresponding vehicle’s license plate. The stickers were sent bulk mail, which saved 10¢ per piece. The stickers were not sent in envelopes, but were attached to a single sheet of paper that was tri-folded and sent bulk mail. The mailing process involved a courier trip to Shelton. The mail was routed back to Greenwich via Hartford. Some residents mistook the sticker mailing for junk mail and tossed them in the trash. Continue Reading →
A group who are fed up with graffiti in Greenwich will appear at the July 14 Board of Selectmen meeting to exploring how an approach to a cleanup project. The project is a collaboration among Fred Camillo, Dawn Fortunato (RTM District 3) and folks at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich including Bobby Walker, Camryn Ferrara, Ashley Culver, and Ryan Accurso.