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“After I finished treatment, I was able to re-start my life and I felt like I mattered again,” Nicole shared. “The staff at Liberation never gave up on me. They were there for me even when I relapsed. Thanks to them I got the chance that I needed.” – Nicole Continue Reading →
The Board of Directors elected Larry Simon, a member of the Board, to succeed Mr. Ormsby as its Chairman. Following the completion of his service in December as a member of the Town’s Retirement System Board, the Representative Town Meeting had named Mr. Simon to a second term on Nathaniel Witherell’s Board. Continue Reading →
Fundraise and race for free: Athletes receive complimentary entry into Navigators Stamford KIC It Triathlon and 5K & 10K to benefit Kids in Crisis. Registration opens February 1. Continue Reading →
It’s that time of year again. Cub Scouts and their parents are busy making their Pinewood Derby cars. This week at a series of workshops at Camp Seton, the boys and their parents selected a template and got busy cutting and sanding their cars. The boys then take the cars home to assemble and paint. The Pinewood Derby is set for March 13! See you there! Continue Reading →
Carole Alexis and her Ballet des Amériques dance company invite you to the second season of “Evenings of Dance in Port Chester,” beginning Jan. 30 at 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police announced Monday that Eversource is sending a helicopter out to collect photographs in Darien, Greenwich, Norwalk , Stamford and Westport this week. The photos will be used to build a more detailed record of structures, lines and other electrical equipment. Continue Reading →
The blizzard of ’16 didn’t stop the Chabad Annual Gala at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. All celebrated The Chabad’s growth and success in an evening of inspiration, motivation and connection – and an inspiring speech by keynote speaker, Joseph Telushkin.
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Elephants’ feet in particular suffer from fungus, overgrown toenails and even worse wounds after years of walking on burnt roads, being overworked, neglected and abused. Wellness Practitioner Lisa Wynne Salvatore understands their needs and the particular sensitivity of the elephant foot and skin when creating her proprietary blends. Continue Reading →
SummerFare at Greenwich High School is an annual event for exhibitors to present materials and talk with public and private elementary, middle and high school students and their parents about summer programs, internships, and camp opportunities. The event is Jan 27, 2016 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. (snow date Jan. 28). The event is free and open to the public. This year there will be a nice twist to the event. The PTA had a great idea. They are organizing live music and bands to get everyone into the summer and holiday mood. Continue Reading →
You may know Dom Delfino already. Born and raised in Pemberwick, he is a familiar face in town. His diner style restaurant, Joey B’s, on River Rd Extension in Cos Cob is a hub of socializing and laughter. “It can be like a bar, but with no liquor,” Dom said. Popular items on the extensive menu include, full breakfast, burgers, salads, soups, melts and milk shakes. “The place is small, and we can’t store a lot – so the food is always very fresh.” Continue Reading →