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“It’s time for the people of Greenwich to put the blame for these failures right where they belong: at the feet of the BET Republicans. And vote them all out come November.” – Sean Goldrick Continue Reading →
A collection of landscapes and abstract artworks by Richard Levine, entitled “Light And Shadows,“ is on exhibit at Les Beaux Arts Gallery through April, 26, 2023. The exhibition marks the evolution of Levine’s long career in landscapes to abstraction. Richard gets his inspiration from nature; his colors are vibrant and his lines bold. “I find myself especially drawn to the vernacular architecture of rural New England and Nova Scotia. The simple, clean geometry of farm barns…elicit a strong response in me,” he explained. Continue Reading →
Attorney General Tong, along with a nationwide coalition of 23 attorneys general, is calling on Kia America (Kia) and Hyundai Motor Company (Hyundai) to take swift and comprehensive action to help remedy the crisis of car thefts that has occurred due to the companies’ failure to equip vehicles with anti-theft immobilizers. Continue Reading →
The grant will support support the Connecticut Integrated Transit Mobility Project. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Library’s Signature Series is pleased to welcome award-winning photographer and filmmaker Pete McBride to the Library’s Berkley Theater on Thursday, April 20 at 7:00pm for a discussion about the value of protecting our lands and waters for future generations. Continue Reading →
The S.E. Minor Group has announced the acquisition of CES Engineering Inc., a leading wastewater and stormwater management engineering company based on the west coast of Florida. Continue Reading →
On Sunday the Temple Sholom Selma Maisel Nursery School hosted a school-wide Mitzvah Day featuring hands-on, age-appropriate projects for families to participate in to benefit the local community. Continue Reading →
Renovated 3 Bedroom/2 Bathroom Unit with 1,560 square foot in Central Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The black granite wall of names is one of the most familiar images associated with the war. Today the memorial remains one of the nation’s most visited monuments. It was a grassroots effort launched by veterans with no funds and sparked an emotional debate about aesthetics and the interpretation of heroism, patriotism and history that nearly doomed the project. Continue Reading →
This exhibition marks the inaugural show by a single artist to be held in the Bruce Museum’s recently completed expansion, and together with the launch of eight other exhibitions will constitute the grand opening of the new Bruce. Continue Reading →