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The Maritime Aquarium is making its cool new research vessel available for single-party charters May 7 & 8 for close, on-the-water viewing of the America’s Cup races in NY harbor. (First time that America’s Cup races will occur in NY in almost 100 years.) Continue Reading →
Grace Kang’s new collection delighted her fans at a high- tech runway show at the Olivine Gabbro boutique on Thursday afternoon on Greenwich Avenue. Her clients and fans came to see her new Spring-Summer collection of sophisticated, refined looks. A pop-of -color was blended with neutral tones in her elegant fashions. Continue Reading →
Thursday night marked the 48th annual awards night at the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich and Greenwich Free Press lucked out with an exclusive feature of the event. There was laughter, a few tears and an impressive array of talented and giving Club members and volunteers were honored for their accomplishments. Congratulations to Youth of the Year winner Kyla Johnson, and all the award winners. Continue Reading →
Sunday polo matches are open to the public and the 35th season is bound to be the biggest yet. Greenwich Polo Club is expecting record attendance, fantastic teams and incredible polo action all season long. They’ll also have a host of new food and beverage options to make each polo match an event to remember. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Alliance for Education is hosting a trivia challenge designed to be a fun, welcoming event, with casual dress and a buffet dinner. All competition is between teams so nobody will be put on the spot. Sponsors and silent auction donations are welcome. Form a team today – this is going to be a fun night, and the Alliance, having just lost its Storymobile in the severe wind storm when a massive tree smashed it in half, deserves our help. Continue Reading →
Megan Farrell is organizing a drive to collect gently used tennis clothing, racquets, shoes and bags through April 15 at Grand Slam Tennis Club. Donations will go to Norwalk Grassroots Tennis which targets youngsters who are those living in and around the Norwalk Housing Authority, often from single parent households and often from environments that include drugs and violence. Continue Reading →
The lecture is on Thursday April 7, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. followed by an 11:30am walk through the historic Montgomery Pinetum led by Martha Lyon and Lisa Beebe. Lunch is included. The lecture will be held at the Garden Education Center of Greenwich, located at 130 Bible St in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
The Planning and Zoning commission voted for new officers on Monday. The officers were announced at the beginning of what would be a 5 hour meeting to discuss the 830G application for high density residential building at the site of the Post Road Iron Works. Continue Reading →
According to New Canaan animal control officer Allyson Halm, formerly of Greenwich Animal Control, a cougar was reported as making its way through an unoccupied children’s swing set area in the New Canaan property’s backyard. The woman who notified officials described a three-foot-tall animal with a tan, a tail the length of its body that moved with “cat-like slinking,” Halm said. Continue Reading →
Awards will be given to Karen Giannuzzi, Mothers for Others; Chris Templeman & Brad Barber, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management; Brooks Daniel & Malisa Werkheiser, Greenwich Avenue Apple Store; Amy Sethi & Jillian Combis, Family Centers’ Associate Board of Directors. Continue Reading →