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Everyone is encouraged to nominate a Greenwich “hero” on the Greenwich Town Party Facebook page or email a photo and description to GTP. In something of a wall of fame, all the heroes will be featured in an exhibit at the May 23, 2015 Greenwich Town Party! Continue Reading →
There is a reason crowds wait for doors to open at the Holiday Concert. The musical talent at GHS is outstanding. Continue Reading →
Jarrett Krosoczka, author and illustrator of more than 25 books for young readers, including the Lunch Lady graphic novels and Platypus Police Squad middle-grade novel series, visited the International School at Dundee on December 5. Krosoczka talked with students in grades two through five about his experience and inspirations, and connected his early work to their current writing. ISD is located at 55 Florence Road in Riverside. Email news tips to Greenwich Free Press editor [email protected]
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The popular GHS club, led by English teacher Garfield Charles has doubled in numbers in recent years. Club members, “Bigs,” travel to the club once a week for an hour to do activities selected by grade school age “Littles.” Continue Reading →
Brunswick Senior Jack Jones met Prince William an event in New York City at the invitation of Tusk, a leader in spearheading conservation efforts to aid rhinos and other endangered animals in Africa. Jones penned Chizi’s Tale. All book proceeds go to Tusk. Continue Reading →
There will be a detour in effect for Burying Hill Road between Highland Farm Road and Lake Avenue. Continue Reading →
Building on the success of Chowdafest, Jim Keenan is fast preparing for Chilifest. One part party, one part contest, Chilifest brings together local chefs in wholesome competition for best chili recipes, and chili fans have a chance to slurp, sample and vote for their favorites. Continue Reading →
Santa was so busy on Saturday, but somehow he appeared at the Boys and Girls Club and multiple other locations on the west side of town! The Glenville Volunteer Fire Company escorted Santa to Glenville School, King Merritt at the Four Corners and finally at Pemberwick Park. He arrived with candy canes for everyone and the Pemberwick-Glenville Association elves provided goodies as well. It won’t be long til Christmas now!
Carbs ruled breakfast, but Santa ruled the stage Saturday morning at the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich pancake breakfast. Continue Reading →
Boast was founded in 1973 by a former All-American squash and tennis player at Cornell, who started Boast with a couple of college friends, driving from club to club selling shirts and shorts from his station wagon. Continue Reading →