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Calling all artists. This year artists will hang their artwork themselves. Artists may enter up to five pieces. Placement is first-come, first-served. The show and sale runs Sept 6 and 7. The children’s sidewalk show for young artists is Sept. 6. Continue Reading →
Gus Cantavaro, who runs Connecticut Demolitions, said that if Ada’s was torn down it would be gone in a day and fill three 40-cubic yard bins. Continue Reading →
Free classes on Saturdays in Greenwich will cover depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia and other common psychiatric disorders. Classes start Sept. 6 and run from 9:15am to 11:45am. Continue Reading →
After more than 20 years, the family-owned Greenwich business, Tiger Lily’s, continues to offer expert upholstery, window treatments, custom bedding, and much more. Continue Reading →
During the month of August, the store is being cleaned and restocked with all ‘new’ quality merchandise. The reopening will be celebrated with a big sale on Monday, Aug. 25, that will continue all week! See you there! Continue Reading →
The work will start Monday, Aug 18 and is expected to last until spring 2015. Continue Reading →
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St. Catherine’s Carnival of Fun runs through Saturday, Aug. 16, 2014. Continue Reading →
Juliana Collamer wants to inspire young people to get involved, and she has just the plan to do it. – Nicola Traynor Continue Reading →
“My name is Alleyha Dannett, I am a graduate of Greenwich High School’s Class of 2014, and I am livid and afraid….It is virtually impossible to feel safe in our modern society, as a Black person. The year may as well be 1954, because the paranoia of being gunned down at any moment, for anything as “wild” as playing your music too loud (while simultaneously Black) or walking down the street (while Black) seems to be just enough to deserve death.” Continue Reading →