Did you know there is an astronomy club at Greenwich High School. Nicolas Garros and Eloise Petersen shared all their news with Greenwich Free Pres. Continue Reading →
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Did you know there is an astronomy club at Greenwich High School. Nicolas Garros and Eloise Petersen shared all their news with Greenwich Free Pres. Continue Reading →
The Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich has been renovated with fresh paint, chalk boards, XBox, big screen TV and new sofas – all courtesy of the Junior League who held focus groups with Bobby Walker and the teens to see what wold best serve their needs. Continue Reading →
substation on Tomac Avenue in Old Greenwich sustained damage and resulted in the loss of power to about 1,100 customers in the area about 10:00am Monday, April 25. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, couple dozen UBS employees, along with friends, family and some high schoolers earning volunteer hours, spruced up the landscaping at Wilbur Peck Court outside the medical clinic that will open soon. Continue Reading →
Coming on May 21, free Old Time radio shows to be performed in the Main Greenwich Library. Read Live, in costume by the Greenwich Experimental Theater Company on Saturday, May 21, 2016 2:00pm, 2nd Floor meeting room. Public welcome. Refreshments served. Continue Reading →
The Garden Club of Old Greenwich members prepare for the Plant Sale May 7, by decorating Fairy Houses and Fairy House Kits which will be for sale along with Members’ own perennials, Mother’s Day Baskets, Bake Sale, Annuals, Herbs, Vegetables and Native Plants. Continue Reading →
At Saturday’s third annual Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol benefit, Paul Hicks was honored with the Chief’s award. Also, William Christian Andersen Jr was acknowledged for 20 years of service on the patrol. Continue Reading →
New Covenant Center served over 150 meals on Sunday, including seconds. New chef, Rafael, cooked up the chicken leg quarters, rice, and mixed veggies. Continue Reading →
In a collaboration that included North Mianus School, Cos Cob School, the Rotary Club of Greenwich and the Marshall Legacy Institute, families walked through Bruce Park during CHAMPathon, a fundraiser with the goal of funding a mine detection dog in honor of Emily Fedorko. Continue Reading →
Every year, the Junior League of Greenwich designates $5,000 of its funds to be awarded to one or more community organizations through its Community Grant Award.
The grant is intended to fund new initiatives or expand programs relating to significant community needs. The qualifying applying organizations must be tax-exempt, promote volunteerism, and provide training and/or education for the community. Continue Reading →