Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/around-town/page/582/)
Sunday’s 10th annual Walk for Abilis, a celebration of diversity and inclusion, featured an accessible one-mile walk, music, bouncy castle and food trucks. The atmosphere was inspirational, empowering and good old-fashioned fun. Continue Reading →
After residents on East Elm Street complained that non-residents were taking up the spots between Milbank and Quarry Knoll, the Board of Selectmen okayed a pilot program for residential parking restrictions between 11am and 2pm on Monday – Friday. Continue Reading →
The Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation’s $1 million single pledge and a $500,000 matching grant donation, is the largest-ever received by Neighbor to Neighbor. The non profit is raising money for the construction of a new building for the organization’s food and clothing operations.
Acorda has supported a number of programs to encourage students to pursue scientific studies, including the Westchester Science and Engineering Fair (WESEF) and the BioGenius Award. Honorees will be interviewed on a weekly radio program on WGCH Radio AM1490 hosted by Lisa Wexler. GHS Science Teacher Andy Bramante will be on the air with Wexler on Saturday, Oct 17 at 10:00am. Continue Reading →
Skip the supermarket and head to Augustine’s Farm at 1332 King Street for your pumpkin this year. There are also amazing cut dahlias, fresh eggs, and veggies. Make sure to get the last of the Greenwich grown corn! Delicious! Continue Reading →
Davidde Strackbein was honored at the Oct. 15 Board of Selectmen meeting at Town Hall for her tremendous work planning the yearlong series of events to commemorate Greenwich’s 375th anniversary. Continue Reading →
While visiting The Stanwich School’s Book Fair, you will have the opportunity to purchase books for your children, yourself, and as holiday gifts. Head to Stanwich on Sunday, November 8th to meet Rosemary Wells; have lunch in the Spartan Sweet Shop; let your child create a craft; and purchase gifts, clothing and jewelry from many local vendors. Continue Reading →
The Walk for Abilis is set for Sunday, OCt. 18 at Tod’s Point in Old Greenwich. On Tuesday, the “Ladies of 101” got in the spirit a bit early, trying on their matching costumes and belting out a few tunes at their shared home at 101 Orchard Street, a vintage modern house located inside Pomerance Park. Continue Reading →
Constructed primarily of bamboo and a variety of handmade papers, with accents of metal and wood, the delicate, intricately constructed pieces move in a randomly orchestrated manner, some driven by concealed miniature motors and timers, others by the natural elements of body heat, air and motion. Continue Reading →
Donna will fill the vacancy created by Carol Burns’ retirement last June. The selection was made after a regional search and selection process. Continue Reading →