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A production company based in Greenwich, Standard Directors, was chosen to produce a series of six commercials to promote Connecticut Tourism. The campaign will roll out over the next six months. Continue Reading →
Boys and Girls Club theatre members will meet Meg Tolin Piper who played Maria on Broadway’s rendition of Sound of Music on Wednesday. Continue Reading →
Greenwich resident Bill Ridenour has been appointed VP and Publisher of Unger Publishing, publishers of Serendipity Magazine. Continue Reading →
The Academy Award-nominated actress is best known for roles in such films as Superman IV: The Quest for Peace, Personal Best and Woody Allen’s Manhattan, for which she was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 1979. She is also the author of several self-help books. Continue Reading →
The Women’s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church operates the Rummage Room to help support several local, national and international charities. On April 1st, the shop has a happy tradition of putting live mannequins in the windows, including store volunteers and the church Pastor. Continue Reading →
Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation awards are given annually for outstanding preservation projects and the people who have made significant contributions to the preservation of Connecticut’s historic buildings and places. Continue Reading →
Allie Primak, a senior at Greenwich Academy, took home a silver medal at the Scholastic Art & Writing Award ceremony, which was held at the Carnegie Hall. Allie was the first Greenwich Free Press intern and we couldn’t be more proud. Continue Reading →
On Saturday Balducci’s in Riverside hosted “Cheesetopia,” with a variety of cheese samples and in-store demonstrations. Continue Reading →
The GHS band’s participation at the WorldStrides Heritage Performance adjudication festival in Washington D.C. this weekend was a huge success. Mr. Yoon, director of GHS bands reports that all five groups, including three concert and two jazz groups, earned gold ratings, which is the highest rating possible! Mr. Yoon also said that the chaperones received random feedback on the exemplary comportment of all who represented Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
Come learn about Exoplanets at this free lecture at The Bruce Museum on April 12. Exoplanets are planets that orbit stars beyond our solar system. Astrophysicist Dr. Stone will discuss the most exciting findings of exoplanetary research, techniques used to search for exoplanets and the many types of exoplanets. Continue Reading →