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“Seeing live Reindeer at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses while walking about in a joyful atmosphere picking up your Christmas tree renews the spirit. It has become tradition. And especially now, it is so important to support our community businesses and help our community thrive.” – Johnathan Moffly Continue Reading →
There will be an important panel discussion sponsored by YWCA Greenwich entitled “Emanuel: Atrocity, Forgiveness and Action” on Nov 17. Continue Reading →
“Children need time that is not structured and where they are free to play. Especially now when they are online for so many hours with school and other digital programs due to social distancing.” – Jennifer Butler Continue Reading →
An annual tradition for the past 20 years, Riverside School held an outdoor, scaled back, socially distanced event on the school’s front lawn. Continue Reading →
“We are heading into what is going to seem like a long, dark and cold winter. Some of our forecasting models are showing that if this trend doesn’t reverse itself, we’ll see a peak around the end of December or the first of the new year.” – Chief Medical Officer Dr. Tom Balcezak, Yale New Haven Health System Continue Reading →
“I thought I would do it for five years, but 17 years later, I’m still here.” – Captain Matt Carstensen on his ongoing career in the US Army Continue Reading →
Special Education Legal Fund Inc, headquartered in Greenwich, and co-founded by Greenwich residents Christine Lai and Ulrika Drinkall, is hosting a free online special education attorney webinar on November 12, 2020 for interested parents and community members. Continue Reading →
Waste Free Greenwich will host a virtual screening of “Just Eat It” and a panel discussion to kick off the Save the Food Challenge. The film will be available for at home viewing to registered participants on November 18th and 19th. Continue Reading →
In Connecticut, Pfizer has developed a Covid-19 vaccine that is 90+% effective. Early data from a trial of 43,538 people indicated the vaccine was 90+% effective. Continue Reading →
The gallery, with its iconic bronze sculpture of a commuter presumably waiting for a train to NYC, won’t be moving far. Continue Reading →