Maybe you have Monday, and even if you don’t, hopefully you know it’s President’s Day. So in honor or celebrating the man in the Oval Office, here’s some local history… Continue Reading →
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Maybe you have Monday, and even if you don’t, hopefully you know it’s President’s Day. So in honor or celebrating the man in the Oval Office, here’s some local history… Continue Reading →
Fred Camillo is set to lead the annual “Scouting for Food” Drive. On March 7, Greenwich Scouting will again partner with Neighbor to Neighbor, located at Christ Church, to help fill the increasing need for food for families in the area, especially during non-holiday times like March. Neighbor to Neighbor provides nutritious meals monthly for over 650 local families through their “Client Choice” food pantry where clients do their own shopping at the food pantry. About 47% of the food provided by Neighbor to Neighbor feeds children. Continue Reading →
On her birthday, Christine Georgopulo, owner of Arthur Murray Grande Ballroom, welcomed the crew from Abilis for a Valentine’s Day dance on Saturday. “This is the best birthday I could possibly have,” said Georgopulo. “Just seeing everyone having fun. We’re all just people who want love and happiness.” Continue Reading →
Board member and passionate volunteer at the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich, Rebecca Breed, threw an ice cream sundae party for hundreds of members on Friday. The party has become a highly anticipated annual event. Continue Reading →
Greenwich stores have a range of last-minute gifts that a guy might like on the romantic holiday. At Greenwich Music, Ray Delmazzio highlighted a few of the guitars, amps, and musical accessories that make great gifts for musicians. Ann, who owns Ann’s Hobby Center said her shop is “definitely a guy store” with great choices ranging from quad copters to train sets and Estes Rocket Kits. At Bruce Park Sports, owner Mark Bisanzo said paddle tennis rackets are especially popular, and suggested a look at team gear. Continue Reading →
Second Congregational Church raised $135,000 to benefit Heart Care International at its 13th annual Valentine’s Gala on Feb. 7. The church was instrumental in establishing Heart Care International more than 21 years ago and has nurtured it ever since. HCI has helped more than 1,800 children suffering from congenital heart disease and performed heart surgery on almost 1,000 more children in Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Peru. This year, the organization will launch a new mission to Chiapas, Mexico, the poorest state in Mexico.
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Time’s running out if you are looking for a unique and thoughtful gift at a reasonable price in time for Valentine’s Day. Head to 50 Glenville Street to Abilis Gifts to explore a wide array of unique, one-of-a-kind handmade gifts ranging from soap and bath products, to dog collars and leashes, and hand knit hats, scarves, socks and mittens. There are greeting cards, magnets, jewelry, and even “David’s Demons,” which are such clever felted creatures that are the perfect flare for a backpack or collectible. There are a variety of men’s gifts too. And If you aren’t enticed by the uniqueness and affordability of Abilis Gifts, it’s an added bonus to know that your business helps create meaningful jobs for people with developmental disabilities. Continue Reading →
“We really are ready for daffodils at the end of a long winter,” said Jennifer Brown, who gave a talk on daffodils to the Woman’s Club of Greenwich on Thursday. 2015 marks the 58th year of the Greenwich Daffodil Show! This year the show is Wednesday April 22nd and Thursday April 23 at Christ Church parish hall at 254 East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
Arch Street Teen Center’s new coffee house will officially be called, “The Greenwich Grind,” which was one of 10 finalists in the naming contest that included: The Teen Bean, Archduke Franz Ferdinand Café, Red Brick Café, Town Coffee, Coffee Casa, Lava Java, Grass Island Joe, Overarch Coffee House and The Daily Grind. Continue Reading →
It’s been more years than anyone at Fairview of Greenwich could recall, but, for years, Misa has been visiting the rehabilitation and health care center through an arrangement with Abilis. Each week Misa shares her extraordinary talent for playing piano. The Wednesday before Valentine’s day, Fairview was decked out for Valentine’s day when Misa arrived for her weekly gig, which included works by Chopin, and Bach and Lyszt. Continue Reading →