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US Senator Richard Blumenthal addressed the Retired Men’s Association on Wednesday morning in Greenwich. He spoke of ISIS “tragic, brutal, inhumane attack in Brussels.” He touched on college debt and its drag on the economy, as well as the potential for investment in US aging infrastructure to generate jobs, and the downside of leaving the US Supreme Court vacancy open. Continue Reading →
This years’ selections include a rare Abelia, a white blooming Quince, three fragrant and prolific Peonies, two varieties of re-blooming German Iris, a sweet-scented spring Anemone and three of the Aquilegia ‘Songbird Series’ Columbine. Order today! All plants must be pre-ordered and will be available for pick up on April 27th from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Continue Reading →
In the 30th year since its inception, the Greenwich Public Schools Community Service Awards has honored students from kindergarten through Greenwich High School. The 2016 Fleishman Award recipient was Becca Powell thanked Dr. Fleishman, who she described as a kind, respectful man who has given to the Greenwich Public School system and served as an inspiration. Continue Reading →
In a new show opening March 24 at the Flinn Gallery inside Greenwich Library, seven artists share a passion for wildlife, inspired directly from experience in nature. The opening reception is March 31, and there are artist talks on April 2 and 24. Continue Reading →
The Retired Men’s Association continues its lineup of amazing speakers on March 30 with a visit from Herb Mueller of the Black Forest Pastry Shop Inc.
Herb Mueller decorating a cake for a customer. Credit: Mary Rowley. Pastry shops bring joy to customers of all ages. Many of us dreamed of owning a bakery when we were young: Herb Mueller did it. The Black Forest Pastry Shop Inc. has been a fixture in Greenwich since 1982. Continue Reading →
A casual event, Under the Stars is expected to draw more than 400 guests from Fairfield and Westchester counties. Under a canopy of stars, attendees will enjoy cocktails, dinner and dancing against the scenic backdrop of the Long Island Sound. Continue Reading →
The Byram Shubert Library is taking children on a scientific journey this Spring School Vacation Week. Continue Reading →
“The cleaner we eat, the clearer we think, and the better we can embrace good health and nutrition.” – Terry Walters, author of two best-selling cookbooks, CLEAN FOOD and CLEAN START Continue Reading →
The Ephemera Fair dazzled collectors and browsers at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Old Greenwich over the weekend with displays from an international group of dealers. The show’s promotor, Marvin Getman explains: “I have found that people who like antiques – once they attend a book and paper fair – often get hooked and become regulars at my fairs, which, fortunately, have gained a reputation for being well curated for quality.” See the photos for gorgeous examples of the hot collectible – Ephemera. Continue Reading →
North Street School’s week long international celebration was highlighted by an international dinner on Wednesday night. Hundreds turned out to for the feast, which was punctuated with hula hooping to tunes spun by NSS’s own DJ Anthony Buzzeo, followed by Flamenco dancing by Johanna Escamilla, accompanied by Spanish guitarist, Arturo Martinez. The event was the brainchild of longtime NSS ESL teacher Viviana Serraillier who had the idea 24 years ago. “We have 65 countries represented,” said principal Jill Flood, adding that either a parent or grandparent hailed from one of the 65 countries. Ms. Flood said that originally they asked for RSVPs and sold tickets to the dinner as a fundraiser. Continue Reading →