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At the STEAM Expo at Stanwich School, 27 popular science, technology, engineering, arts and math workshops kept attendees engaged in thought-provoking educational discovery at the one-day educational showcase. Continue Reading →
On Nov. 11, 500 people along with media sponsor Moffly Media/Greenwich Magazine will gather for an Opening Night Kick-Off Party at the Ferrari Maserati showroom of Miller Motorcars to celebrate the 2nd annual Greenwich Restaurant Week brought to you by Jen Danzi. Continue Reading →
Oscar- and Grammy-Award winning singer and songwriter John Legend performed; Nobel Laureate, Professor Elie Wiesel & Family and MMRF Co-Founder Karen Andrews were honored at the Continue Reading →
“For the students to be able to interact with and ask questions of a writer they admire was very special. Most of the kids have never met a published author so for them it was like meeting a celebrity,” said 5th grade teacher Elizabeth Murray who coordinated the Skype session. Continue Reading →
On Friday Oct. 30, and Saturday Oct. 31, Halloween night, Greenwich Police Chief Heavey suggests outside lights being left on as a deterrent to vandalism. He would suggests that residents get in the habit of putting on their outside lights all year round on a timer or install a motion sensor light. It deters not only vandals, but other crime as well.
Special Police Unit will be out on these two nights augmenting and supporting our regular staff. Anyone involved in criminal mischief will be promptly arrested and parents will be held responsible for any damage done by their children. Continue Reading →
Bruce Winningham of the Greenwich Military Covenant of Care is planning the third annual community walk to honor veterans, set for Nov. 11. Winningham points out that Vietnam was a unique war. There was no Welcome Home. The country was in the midst of protest. Many Vietnam veterans are anonymous. “There were many battles of extraordinary courage and heroism, but the stories weren’t told…This is a different war and the experience will take on a different sensibility,” Winningham said. Everyone who answered the call is encouraged to come to the community walk.” Continue Reading →
Exciting Corps of Engineers Report & Low Impact Dredging will make our coast even better & safer… Continue Reading →
Phaeton Bolton works for the NBA, but he shared his memories of taking the van to the Club after school, benefiting from occasional “Chair Time” and knowing that staff at the Club really cared for the children. As part of the Junior Business Leaders program he started with fellow alum Keith Ward, Mr. Bolton spoke of the importance of finding one’s passion, working hard and persevering despite the naysayers. Continue Reading →
On Monday night, Greenwich High School held its annual induction ceremony of new members to the Greenwich High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. Continue Reading →
Nancy Klein will report to the President of the Greenwich Library Board of Trustees. Greenwich Library is supported by a partnership between the Town and individual, corporate and foundation donors. Continue Reading →