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In exchange for restoring and preserving the 1900 house, the applicant seeks relief from parking requirements.
Ten spaces are required, four are proposed. Continue Reading →
The girls and their leaders planted marigolds, impatiens, and petunias that they had purchased with money earned through their cookie sales. Continue Reading →
Attendees will enjoy a 25% discount in the entire gift shop and garden center.
Abilis Gardens & Gifts is located at 50 Glenville Street, Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“It almost seems as though the Greenwich Board of Education wants to pretend that the LGBTQ+ community doesn’t exist….The action of removing any reference to gender identify and sexual orientation mimicks Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law; it is a way to pretend our community doesn’t exist.” – Edson Rivas, Executive Director and Colin Hosten the President of the Triangle Community Center Board of Directors Continue Reading →
I recently conversed with a veteran teacher at a local school who said that she used to receive 30-40 handwritten thank you notes from students and teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week. This year, she received one such note. When I recently held the door at Dunkin Donuts for a young man, he exclaimed, “Thank you! People don’t seem to do that to one another these days!” Continue Reading →
“At the recent cast party for Cinderella, I witnessed the high school seniors sitting on the floor with the miniature first graders playing games, eating too many treats and of course singing show tunes. This is unique, this is refreshing, this is community, this is Open Art Alliance.” – Patricia Carey, Open Art Alliance Parent Theatre Arts Committee Member Continue Reading →
This event is in-person and outdoors, outside of the main entrance to Perrot Library. Continue Reading →
Family and friends are invited to share in a Mass of Christian Burial Monday 11:00am at St. Paul’s RC Church in Greenwich followed by private entombment at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Continue Reading →
St. Paul Lutheran Church will hold a Tag Sale on Saturday, May 21 in Byram Continue Reading →
“The blues is bigger than most people think. You could hear Mozart play the blues. It might be more like a lament. It might be more melancholy. But I’m going to tell you: the blues is in there.” – Taj Mahal, Grammy Award Winner and Blues Hall of Fame Inductee Continue Reading →