Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/around-town/page/684/)
A local Greenwich mom is fostering two kittens who need permanent homes when they’re ready to go in one to two weeks. The kittens were rescued last weekend from a hoarding situation in the Bronx. Way to go Tina! Continue Reading →
Greenwich Board of Selectmen approved a summer road closure to accommodate work to the bridge over Horseneck Brook. The bridge is just above Wooddale Rd. The road closure will mean a detour of 3+ miles and span a time period from June 23 through Aug 22. Continue Reading →
Old Greenwich Farmers Market opens Wednesday May, 28th. Continue Reading →
Safe Rides, once a popular program in the Town of Greenwich, is officially over. GFP interns record the reaction of their peers at Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
From dogs with red bandanas to babies in bonnets. There were veterans, sports teams, dancers, emergency service workers, and all manner in between. Monday’s Old Greenwich Memorial Day parade benefited from the beautiful weather and a huge turnout. Continue Reading →
The Silver Shield Association and the Jagodzinskis organized a much needed war memorial cleaning. In time for Memorial Day and visitors to the Greenwich Town Party, the stone sparkled, flower beds dazzled and new flags fluttered in the breeze. Continue Reading →
Photos of young and old alike at the Greenwich Town Party “North.” All afternoon, toddlers, seniors and everyone in between lost their inhibitions and danced like there was no tomorrow. Continue Reading →
Mid-May ushered in some young blood at Greenwich Free Press, with the arrival of two GHS interns. Look for their contributions to Greenwich Free Press reporting on the Safe Rides situation on Tuesday. Continue Reading →
Meticulous preparations at Havemeyer Field for the fourth Annual Greenwich Town Party included a layer of protection over the field.The white permeous membrane allows air and light through, but protects the field from damage from heavy foot traffic. Continue Reading →
In what has become a Memorial Day weekend tradition, on Friday afternoon ten flags were assembled along each side of the Mianus River bridge along Rte. 1The effort was coordinated by Greenwich Selectman David Theis and the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company. Continue Reading →