There remains an appetite for news in Greenwich and we continue to make GFP free to read, with no paywall. Continue Reading →
Year in Review: Greenwich’s Top Stories of 2024
|
Around Town
Recent Posts
Ty Louis Campbell Foundation 2025 Gala to Raise Funds to Benefit Childhood Cancer Research
|
“Our annual gala is TLC’s largest adult-centered fundraising event of the year with 100% of the proceeds going directly to funding new research treatments for children who are currently battling aggressive cancers.” – Cindy Campbell, co-founder of the Ty Louis Campbell Foundation Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health
Waste Free Greenwich and Friends of Cos Cob Library Webinar: Beyond Single Stream Recycling
|
From makeup and mattresses, to textiles and electronics, many items are not accepted in the municipal single stream program but can be diverted from trash through special recycling and donation programs. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town
Why Your Camp Should Be Included in the GFP 2025 Summer Camp Guide
|
Greenwich families turn to GFP for information about local summer camp, sports, and enrichment programs. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Summer Camp
An Unforgettable Evening: Greenwich Rotary Club Annual Holiday Party at Riverside Yacht Club
|
The Greenwich Rotary Club annual holiday party on December 13 at Riverside Yacht Club was a night to remember. Guests were greeted with a red carpet entrance, complete with photographers capturing the evening’s magic. The festivities were animated by the dynamic DJ Journey, who kept spirits high and the dance floor alive with energy. The evening was opened by our Master of Ceremonies, Joe Benoit, setting the stage for a night filled with celebration and camaraderie. The Pledge of Allegiance was followed by the 4-Way Test, led by Angela Hyland, and the Invocation delivered by Jay Feinsod. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Volunteering, Agathe Likoba, Angela Hyland, Diane Fox, Greenwich Rotary Club, Jay Feinsod, Joe Benoit, Marcia Preston
New Year’s Day Polar Bear Plunge in Westport Will Support Abilis, Individuals with Disabilities
|
The Polar Bear Plunge will take place at Westport’s Compo Beach at 11:00am on New Year’s Day. This is the inaugural year for the “Freezin’ for a Reason” Polar Bear Plunge, which is being spearheaded by local Weston residents Gena and Billy Mann. Participants can register in advance or at the event. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Volunteering, Abilis, Compo Beach, Freezin for a Reason, polar bear plunge, Westport
Greenwich Police Remind Residents of Connecticut’s Social Host Laws
|
Anyone who owns, rents, or controls a property whether it is indoors or outdoors where a party or gathering is held is considered a “host” under this law. This includes homeowners, landowners, parents, and guardians. Even young people who throw a party while their parents are out of town can be considered as a host and be charged under this law. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Police & Fire
Adopt-A-Dog’s Pets Waiting for Homes Receive Christmas Gifts from Pet Pantry
|
To ensure that all of the adoptable pets at Adopt-A-Dog have gifts this Christmas, several bags of holiday-themed pet toys and treats, along with a big box of pet cookies, were donated by Pet Pantry Warehouse to a local animal rescue organization. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday
Celebrating Chanukah at the Temple Sholom Selma Maisel Nursery School
|
Children at the Temple Sholom Selma Maisel Nursery School were joined by their parents last week at special pre-Chanukah celebrations for the “Festival of Lights.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Holiday, Schools
22nd Wreaths Across America Ceremony Honors Veterans
|
The ceremony is an offshoot of the Arlington National Cemetery laying of wreaths on veterans graves and the Tomb of the Unknown Monument at noon on this date. Continue Reading →