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A bracelet is available to support the goals of the foundation created in Emily Fedorko’s name. The goal is to spread awareness of boating and water sport safety as well as honor Emily’s interest for academic and athletic endeavors. Continue Reading →
Greenwich residents have shredded over 30 tons of sensitive and personal paper which equates to about 557 trees during five shredding events over the last two and one half years. The next paper shredding event is Nov. 1 from 9:00am til 1:00pm. Continue Reading →
If the Many Faces adorning the walls at Meli Melo could talk, they’d like you to know there’s something you can do to help eliminate childhood hunger in Greenwich and Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
At the Gardener’s table you’ll find two different types of Stollen imported from Germany, marzipan and traditional styles, small decorated trees, which are perfect to bring cheer from dorm rooms to hospital rooms, as well as lovely hand decorated wreaths and sleighs. Continue Reading →
Oct. 27 is “Skip Sugar Day” in Greenwich and the documentary FED UP will be screened at Greenwich Library on at 6:30pm. “The sugar industry is extraordinarily powerful and they’re in business to make money, not to make America healthy.” – Mark Bittman, food journalist Continue Reading →
Chowdafest was held outside on Sunday, with a clear view from Calf Pasture Beach of the Norwalk Islands. Thousands turned out to sample chowder from 30 restaurants and cast votes on their favorites. There was also activities for children, live music, beer, ice cream and countless additions that made this the best Chowdafest to date! Continue Reading →
Who could say no to helping these girls bring a school house to a community where none exists? The buildOn girls are determined to reach their goal of $30,000 to build a school. 100% of funds raised go to the construction project, which the girls will lend a hand with in June when they travel to Haiti. Continue Reading →
Mark your calendars for Nov. 14 and 15 and head to Maple Ave to the Woman’s Club, a pretty Victorian mansion, the venue for a multi vendor holiday boutique! Continue Reading →
Just because plastic is disposable doesn’t mean it just goes away. Where is “Away”? It doesn’t go away. It floats, drifts and tangles. The movie explores the downsides to the single use mentality. Continue Reading →
Up at Augustine’s Farm on King Street you can find pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. There’s also a variety of gourds, squash, pies, apple cider and even nine varieties of apples. But, wait, there’s more! Continue Reading →