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The show features a live band, bringing the music that’ll have you moving in your seat. This is the first year this production is an ALL SCHOOL musical with 6th and 7th graders participating. The musical is produced by Kira Seabolt and Bonnie Hann. The show is directed by Erin Schilling and Rebecca Lipschutz. The cast, crew, and band represent an extensive effort. Continue Reading →
Dozens of residents and local officials made good use of their 3-minute max at the microphone at Tuesday’s BET public hearing. Topics addressed included upgrading GHS fields and stadium. “The backbone of GHS is academics, but its activities are the ‘front porch…The fields are in a really sorry state with big patches removed. It’s a safety issue. If you’d benchmark against other towns, our facilities are very lacking.” — Jim Loughran, Greenwich Youth Football League Continue Reading →
“I hope that local employers will continue to take chances on people who are facing unemployment, a change in their lives or just seeking an opportunity to try something new. I believe that everyone has something to offer and that a paper resume does not do a candidate justice.” – Cerissa Orbegoso Continue Reading →
It’s that time of year again, and if you procrastinate, you know how it goes: Slots in Greenwich summer camps are full and you’re in waiting list purgatory. All manner of summer camp options are just a click away with Community Answers comprehensive summer camp guide. There are also hard copies available to pick up at various spots around town. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Cub Scouts competed on Sunday in the 2015 Pinewood Derby Championship at Miller Motor Cars Ferrari and Maserati dealership. The Pinewood Derby races are a highlight of the year for Cub Scouts. Continue Reading →
Congratulations to Kathy Steiner at GHS who organized the annual health fair at GHS this week. The event gets bigger every year. Students had a chance to learn about service and opportunities far and wide. Represented were Venus Clinic, Arch Street Teen Center, Healing Touch, Family Centers, and GEMS. Continue Reading →
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) offers tips to keep your corned beef cooking efforts safe for St. Patrick’s Day. Corning a piece of meat is just another name for curing. Before the invention of refrigerators, beef was dry cured in pellets of salt that looked like kernels of corn. Hence the name… Corned Beef. Continue Reading →
The $5,000 will support Greenwich-based nonprofit group’s expanding lifesaving work. The cornerstone of Heart Care International is training host-country physicians and nurses to become proficient in caring for children in their own countries. Heart Care International commits to spend at least five years partnering with a team and a hospital in a host country, helping clinicians develop skills and benefit optimally from training. Continue Reading →
The walk will be on Sunday morning, March 22nd, from 9:00 – 12:00 at Tod’s Point. Community members are encouraged to attend the walk, rain or shine, and stroll around the two mile trail learning facts about landmines and mine detection dogs. Continue Reading →
A display featured in the Bruce Museum’s Extreme Habitats: Into the Deep Sea exhibition (April-November 2014) has been transported to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s Ocean Science Exhibit Center for permanent installation. Continue Reading →