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The Board has recently elected Beth Krumeich as the new president and is initiating a search for an Executive Director. The Board has also elected two new Board members: Barbara Ormerod-Glynn, former Executive Director of the Greenwich Library, and Michael Sandifer. At Home aims to build a strong and supportive community of adults in Greenwich aging in place. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, June 25, the Greenwich RMA will host a talk by Henry Tischler, entitled “A Safe Haven: My Family’s Escape from Nazi Germany to Shanghai.” Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Exchange, which opened in Greenwich in 1901, and has operated as a non-profit out of the building at 28 Sherwood Place since 1936, still features the beloved hand smocked dresses and knitted baby sweaters and hats, as well as gifts, jewelry and apparel. Continue Reading →
Activities will include: Oyster Boat & Greenwich Police Boat at the yacht club docks; Tod’s Point Sailing School; Free Raw Bar – Clams and Oysters; Bruce Museum Seaside Center will be open. Also visit Environmental Conservation & Gardening community partners. Continue Reading →
Open Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm, the thrift shop welcomes both shoppers and donors. Continue Reading →
The Retired Men’s Association of Greenwich, in a new partnership with Greenwich Hospital, recently enjoyed a wonderful evening together at the Bruce Museum. The evening was part of Greenwich Hospital’s ongoing and popular Arc of Care Campaign “Medical Insights” lecture series. The program, entitled, “Diagnosis, Treatment, Prevention: The Future of Urology,” is part of the series designed to educate the community about the hospital’s work and inspire investment to sustain and grow programming. The event brought together medical professionals, community leaders, and volunteers to discuss key urological health matters. Both organizations are committed to strengthening their relationship by enhancing outreach to inform, educate, and foster dialogue for a healthier local community. Continue Reading →
As part of the project, Estelle created handmade bracelets, bookmarks, and artwork, which was gifted to the residents as a gesture of appreciation and connection. Continue Reading →
Eric Moy has spent his life giving to others. He has coached teams, served his town, supported his children through every milestone, and been the quiet rock of his family. Now, his kidneys are failing due to complications from diabetes and a long medical battle following sepsis. Dialysis will begin soon, but a living kidney transplant is the only real solution. Continue Reading →
At its June meeting, the organization also elected Joseph A. Cabrera as board Co-chair. Continue Reading →
The workshop was one of several in the one-week leadership intensive. It unfolded like a civics lesson, newsroom pitch meeting, and call to action rolled into one. – by Olivia Damavandi. Continue Reading →