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The Exchange for Women’s Work Celeberates 120th Anniversary with Garden Party

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hand smocked dresses
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Jennifer Chapman
Roni Schmitz
Susan DeLuca
wrought iron patio furniture

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Hudson Valley Honor Flight Organizes Trip to Washington, DC for 61 Veterans
Hudson Valley Honor Flight flew 61 veterans of the Vietnam, Korean, and World War II conflicts to Washington DC, where they toured several monuments before having dinner and flying back to White Plains airport, where they were greeted by several hundred family and friends.
June is Pride Month; Pride is a Promise
Former Selectman Drew Marzullo to Speak at 10th Annual Greenwich Pride Event on Saturday, June 6

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Behind the Scenes of the GHS Pops Concert with Luke Rosenberg Choral Music Director
The Greenwich High School Choral Department held its annual Pops Concert on May 27 in the school's performing arts center. The event featured upbeat popular music featuring all four GHS choirs, with guest performances by the GHS Modern Band.
Greenwich United Way’s Reading Champions Honored at Athena Books for Launch of The Stimulated Mind
Author of Judy Blume Biography, Mark Oppenheimer to Speak at Greenwich Reform Synagogue

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Junior League of Greenwich Completes 100+ Volunteer Hours During Inaugural All Service Day
Forty-five members partnered with local nonprofits across Greenwich in a day of hands-on service supporting children, families, and community organizations.
Greenwich 8th Grade Capstone Project Highlights Benefits of Pet Rescue
Greenwich Schools PTA Council Honors Volunteers with Essence Awards

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PHOTOS: Newly Opened Antiques Store in Greenwich, Gallery 1938, is Spacious, Bright and Welcoming
"This is a treasure shop. You never know what you're going to find." – Amit Bhagat, founder of Gallery 1938 on West Putnam Ave
Ron and Cheryl Howard's Greenwich Furnishings, Antiques For Sale Online
Knights of Columbus Flea Market Set for Sunday in Island Beach Parking Lot

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Local Non-Profit, Greenwich Exchange Artisan Gift Shop Celebrates 120 Years in Greenwich with Event on Oct 21
The Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work, founded in 1901, is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run craft and gift shop, supporting independent craftspeople from Fairfield County and beyond.
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Outdoor Garden Furniture Sale This Saturday at Greenwich Exchange

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