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Town of Greenwich officially accepted the funds from the State of Connecticut to carry on the work of the Youth Services Bureau. Jenny Byxbee will continue to develop and oversee the Greenwich Youth Services Bureau grant, the First Selectman’s Youth Commission and the Juvenile Review Board. Continue Reading →
The Fairfield University Glee Club directed by Dr. Carole Ann Maxwell will be returning to St. Catherine’s for a concert, Saturday, April 2. It is a magnificent choir of over 100 mixed voices. Continue Reading →
Your iPhone is not just for selfies! Prize winning photographer Anne Friday will share tips on using your phone to take amazing photographs, and explain all the features and techniques, available during a program at the Garden Education Center on Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. Continue Reading →
The Caregiver Circle was founded in 2009 by River House, the Commission on Aging, the Greenwich Chapter of the Red Cross, and the Junior League of Greenwich with the purpose of helping caregivers gain an understanding of the many issues related to care giving. Continue Reading →
The annual Scouting for Food drive is this Saturday, please support the Boy Scouts in their efforts to gather 3 tons of food. Greenwich is wealthy, but there are still people at risk of going hungry. Continue Reading →
A wonderful longtime community tradition. St. Catherine’s Players give their 35th annual performance this weekend. Ticket sales are going faster than usual, so reserve your tix online today so you aren’t disappointed. The cast range from 8 to 80+ Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Daffodil Society is hosting its Fifty-Eigth annual Connecticut Daffodil Show at Christ Church Greenwich 254 East Putnam Avenue April 20 – 21, 2016. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday March 2 the Greenwich Retired Men’s Association presents an address by Robert Rubin, former Legal Director of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of San Francisco on “Our Precious Right To Vote: Riddled By Fraud Or Targeted For Suppression?” Mr. Rubin has been prominent in the judicial battle over voting rights, and will present both sides of the issues. Continue Reading →
The latest buzz: The Greenwich Garden Club and Garden Educational Center hosted the 2nd Pollinator’s Potluck with noted author of “Beekeeping for Dummies,” Howland Blackiston. It was a crowded event with lick-your-fingers honey delights and a passionate talk about the vanishing honey bee. Continue Reading →
Beautiful day on Sunday for the Revolutionary War Re-Enactment at Putnam Cottage, hosted by the Daughters of the American Revolution, with members of Connecticut’s 5th Regiment re-enacting firing and drills. Continue Reading →