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Ultimately, the familiar red saltbox will be restored and opened twice a year to the public, which the Greenwich Point Conservancy will oversee. Continue Reading →
Round Hill Community Church invites you to a piano recital, “A Musical Feast,” by Christopher Kabala on Friday, June 3 at 8:00 p.m. Kabala will play works by Haydn, Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann, Ives, and Ravel. The two featured major works will be Beethoven’s Sonata in F minor, Op. 57, “Appassionata,” and “Ondine,” “Le Gibet,” and “Scarbo” from Maurice Ravel’s Gaspard de la Nuit.
Mr. Kabala has been Minister of Music at Round Hill Community Church for the past twenty years. Continue Reading →
At New Lebanon School, the Creative Club allows students to express their love for art by drawing, coloring, painting, etc. Continue Reading →
June 4-5 is a busy weekend in Greenwich, with events including the Greenwich Concours d’Elegance, Emsway Walk for Safety, PGA Day in Pemberwick Park, Touch-A-Truck, Coffee with a Cop at McDonalds, season opening at Greenwich Polo Club and more. Continue Reading →
Students and a group of moms from Mothers for Others partnered with the newly opened women’s fitness apparel store, Athleta on Greenwich Ave for a fundraiser on Tuesday. The boys had a bake sale and the store donated 5% of proceeds to Greenwich-based charity that helps moms in need with diapers, baby gear, and more. Continue Reading →
The North Mianus School 5th graders held a good old-fashioned car wash in the parking lot to raise funds for their legacy gift, a school tradition. Continue Reading →
Thursday, June 2 is National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Gun safety advocates ask that Americans who believe more can be done to save lives from gun violence to do one simple thing on June 2: Wear Orange Continue Reading →
Thank you to Geoffrey Tischman for the amazing photos of the bands at Greenwich Town Party. Continue Reading →
Gallery of photos, Greenwich Town Party 2016, for Greenwich Free Press by Geoffrey Tischman. Continue Reading →
The Glenville Memorial Day Parade moved from Walker Court down Glenville Road to the Glenville Fire House for a moving service and comments from officials. A number of veterans and families turned out, including relatives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Continue Reading →