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The restaurant’s name [Hinoki] comes from the Japanese cypress tree that was described as a “good tree for building palaces” in the Nihon Shiki, one of Japan’s oldest books. Hinoki is beloved for many reasons in Japan and boasts world-class qualities lasting over 1,000 years. Continue Reading →
On the morning of May 14 Greenwich Police responded to a residence in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
Old Timers president Rod Saggese and board member Marc Ducret say their organization, founded in 1960 by Joe and Jim Branca, raises funds for youth sports and awards multiple need based scholarships to GHS students through the GSA. Continue Reading →
Members of Pack 23 from North Mianus took advantage of a sunny Thursday afternoon last week to participate in spring planting at Parsonage Cottage Senior Residence. Continue Reading →
An MIT graduate student wanted in Connecticut and charged with the February murder of Yale graduate student Kevin Jiang was arrested on Friday. Continue Reading →
“Dog feces and urine on the beach and around the Point pollutes the sand and the shellfish beds. Furthermore, when unsuspecting mothers bring their toddlers to the beach, they drop their blankets over the un-picked up poop and latent urine peed everywhere.” – Submitted by Frank Di Vincenzo, Cos Cob, Board Member of Parks & Rec Continue Reading →
The Avon Theatre welcomes Deborah Goodrich Royce for an author talk and book signing on Wednesday, June 16, 2021 at 6:00pm. Deborah will be discussing her second novel RUBY FALLS. This special event continues with a film screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s REBECCA (1940) at 7:00pm. Books will be available for purchase at this event courtesy of Diane’s Books. Please call (203) 869-1515 to order a copy now. Continue Reading →
We invite you to tour our beautiful LEED-certified buildings, meet our staff and learn more about our innovative programs at our Open House on Friday, May 21, from 5:00 to 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
While off duty Greenwich Police officer Matt Swift noticed a man whose behavior was making a group of young females uncomfortable. Continue Reading →
