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Featuring artists recognized in The New York Times, Vogue Italia, The Whitney, and The Guggenheim Museum, writers published in The New Yorker and Poetry (by the Poetry Foundation), 6 Pushcart nominees, and contributors from 12 different countries, this international neo-literary magazine is a must-read. Continue Reading →
Campers can be sponsored at a rate of $400 for a two week session or $525 for three weeks. Any amount is gratefully accepted, with checks made out to The Greenwich Campership Fund. For further information, please contact Alison Brush at 203-622-3715. Continue Reading →
Campers and staff who return to Camp Seton each summer look forward to the weekly campfire and special events. Themed days, special guests and our campfire with awards and skits are some of the activities that make Camp Seton so much fun. Continue Reading →
You know his friendly face, ever present at Greenwich Farmer’s Market in Horseneck Lot on Saturday mornings. You may even know that this year marks the 100th anniversary of Plaso’s Farm and that John sells 8 varieties of heirloom tomatoes. But did you know about his work with Swim Across the Sound or his passion for model airplanes? Continue Reading →
Family Centers recognized five employees for customer service excellence.
For consistently embodying Family Centers’ core values and providing exceptional service to both internal and external customers, Senior Office Manager Lisa Clifford, Greenwich Self Sufficiency Program Coordinator Darian Jones, Joan Melber Warburg Early Childhood Center Teacher Regine Midy, Young Parents Program and Trauma Response Manager Katey Smith and Stamford CARES Program Coordinator Lauren Tierney were named Family Centers 2015 “Customer Service Ambassadors.” Continue Reading →
The talent and creativity of the students selected for the iCreate exhibition at the Bruce Museum is remarkable. The exhibition runs through July 26. Continue Reading →
Elvis needs a foster home while he rests after having treatment for an ear infection. Can you or someone you know offer him a quiet place to recuperate. He is a sweet, calm boy. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, June 25th, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Patricia Russo, Executive Director of the famed Women’s Campaign School at Yale, will discuss the subject “When Women Run and Win, America Wins.” Continue Reading →
Monday marked the 10th year anniversary celebration of Communities 4 Action, formerly known as the Lower Fairfield County Regional Action Council. During the event, Ingrid Gillespie was honored for her tireless work for the organization. Continue Reading →
Service is refreshed at Family Centers, where volunteers and interns laugh with children, innovate with door decorations, and otherwise fuel the non-profit’s multitude of programs. To apply for a position, visit the link at the end of the article. Continue Reading →