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Greenwich Land Trust’s 27th annual Go Wild! Family Field Day took place on Sunday at Greenwich Polo Club. The proceeds of the event support ongoing work to conserve open space, steward natural habitats, and connect the community with the natural world. Continue Reading →
Panelists were Lucy Ball, Jon Ledecky and Nicole Mitchell. The moderator was Jeff Glor. The event was one of several marking the Greenwich Alliance for Education’s 20th anniversary. Continue Reading →
On Oct 3, Greenwich native, owner of Alpen Pantry, Drew Nemetz accomplished one of the toughest endurance feats known, completing the roughly 21-mile English Channel crossing in a solo swim in 14 hours, 16 minutes. Continue Reading →
Quentin Ball is the director of I Challenge Myself, a NYC-based nonprofit that uses cycling and after-school programs to improve the lives of underserved students. Continue Reading →
Funds raised help bridge that gap and ensure Abilis’ 800+ community members continue to thrive. Continue Reading →
Sunday, Oct 11, 2026 schedule
7:30am: Registration Opens
8:30am: Run Warm-Up with Billy Blanks, Jr.
9:00am: 5K Run Starts
9:00am: Carnival for a Cause with Kids’ Activities Opens
10:15am: Run Awards
10:30am: Walk Warm-Up with Billy Blanks, Jr.
11:00am: Walk Starts
12:30pm: Event Concludes Continue Reading →
Greenwich Parks and Recreation Foundation establishes Hamilton Avenue Hoops Fund with an initial $50,000 goal. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Alliance for Education is the education foundation of the Greenwich Public Schools. It supports students and teachers through initiatives in six focus areas: STEM, Academic Enrichment, College & Career Readiness, Mental Health & Wellness, the Arts and Scholarships. Continue Reading →
The building, which serves as a retail training site for the Abilis Employment program, has been transformed. Continue Reading →
Collazo said last year the Harmony Project served 602 victims of domestic and sexual violence, and responded to 3,078 calls to their 24/7 hotline – (203) 622-0003 – where a counselor will answer and help with crisis intervention, counseling and even emergency shelter and legal guidance as necessary. Continue Reading →