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The Bible Street Community Gardens buzzed with activity when a group from Abilis in Glenville arrived in Cos Cob to start planting in the brand new universal access beds. The beds are accessible by those in wheelchairs or with limited mobility. Continue Reading →
Remy Cook of Party With Moms shares an interesting interview with Tamara Houston, wife of NY Knicks legend Allan Houston. The family of nine lives in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Thank you First County Bank for believing that a gift to the annual community-wide campaign is the most effective and efficient way to support critically needed local services.” – Stuart Adelberg, Greenwich United Way President Continue Reading →
If you miss singing in your church choir during the summer months, consider joining ‘Summer Sings!’ at First Congregational Church of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The new exhibit at Bruce Museum opens on July 12 in the Museum’s Lecture Gallery and continues through October 19. Continue Reading →
A large group of teens employed by the Greenwich Youth Conservation Program descended on the dirt and invasive plants encircling the community gardens at Bible Street Community Gardens Continue Reading →
The ranks of volunteers dwindled to just one, but the Byram Volunteer Fire Department is turning around. With the help of $3,000 from the Byram Neighborhood Association and assistance from Needs Clearing House, membership is shooting up and there are now funds for training to get new members certified and purchase uniforms and equipment. Continue Reading →
News of the federal lawsuit from the Greenwich Reform Synagogue, filed Monday July 7, took neighbors by surprise. Cos Cob neighbors’ attorney hadn’t been provided a copy of the lawsuit as of Tuesday and the GRS spokesperson’s comment was short: “We continue to work with town officials and hope to reach an amicable resolution.” Continue Reading →
Whereas Chipotle burritos and tacos start tasting the same a few times around, Coyote Flaco has such a variety of options to choose from that I promise you won’t feel bored. Instead, you’ll be anticipating going back just to try all of those other items on the menu you couldn’t choose between the last time you went. Continue Reading →
A centuries old pin oak is being taken down outside Chicken Joe’s at corner of Columbus Ave and West Putnam Ave. “It would be nice if we could save it, or part of it.” – Mary Hull of Greenwich Green & Clean Continue Reading →