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Ben Zabin has one rule about his career as a magician. He doesn’t perform tricks at Greenwich High School. But he occasionally shares an illusion in town, and this week he had the staff at Joey B’s shaking their heads incredulously. Continue Reading →
The 11th Annual YWCA Greenwich Old Bags Luncheon at the Belle Haven Club raised funds exclusively for YWCA Domestic Abuse Services. Continue Reading →
The Veterans Council expects to become a clearinghouse for information and programs available to veterans including employment, health and counseling services and support. Continue Reading →
On his last day on the job at Greenwich Police Dept, Lt. Rick Cochran received a surprise salute in the lobby at GPD headquarters. Members of the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich honor guard, past and present displayed an American flag and then folded it carefully before presenting it to Lt. Cochran. Continue Reading →
The official opening of Greenwich Point and Byram Park is Saturday, May 28, 2016 Ferry service will become available starting Saturday, June 11, 2016 for both Island Beach and Great Captain’s Island.
After rainfall events of one half inch (0.5″) or greater, Byram Beach will close automatically for one beach day. Swim closures will be posted at the beaches and shared on local media. Continue Reading →
The first speaker, Jeff Cordulack, Executive Director of CTNOFA (Connecticut Northeast Organic Farming Association), will address the issue of carbon and its effects on our food system.
Geoff Lazlo, Executive Chef and Managing Partner of Mill Street Bar & Table, wants his guests to know where their food really comes from and how it was grown. Continue Reading →
“The process of de-stigmatizing getting well is a challenge that we should all take on.” – Second Congregational’s Reverend Maxwell Grant Continue Reading →
From May 24 – May 29 (beginning at 12:00 noon, Tuesday, May 24) GTP will hold its first-ever auction to help support the party’s sustainability for future years. The auction will consist of more than 100 items and experiences ranging from $25 to $50,000. The majority of lots include items donated by Greenwich businesses and residents ranging from travel and sports to jewelry and art. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Historical Society will host a summer soiree at French Farm, a local historic landmark and a truly magical backdrop for cocktails and dining en plein air. Honoring both the setting and the season, Chef Geoff Lazlo, Managing Partner and Executive Chef of Mill Street Bar & Table, will present a menu specially created for the event, to be accompanied by French wine parings. Continue Reading →
Volunteers are welcome to join Greenwich Boy Scouts as they place flags on the graves of military veterans in Putnam Cemetery and St. Mary’s Cemetery on May 24. Continue Reading →