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Dalloway (La Residence) is an up-to-the minute thriller about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence. Cécile de France stars as a novelist at a writer’s retreat who begins to fear that her A.I. assistant – whimsically named after a Virginia Woolf heroine, Mrs. Dalloway – might have an agenda of her own.” Continue Reading →
The Club welcomes new members and prospects to come and check it out. Meet the club’s skippers, see photos of their boats, find out about their home ports, and and see the calendar of exciting events planned for this year. Continue Reading →
This event is organized to commemorate General George Washington’s visit to Putnam Cottage on April 12th 1776 — exactly 250 years ago to the day. Continue Reading →
The milestone event will celebrate 75 years of impact for individuals with disabilities and their families in lower Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
The camp offers stickball, wiffle ball, kickball, basketball, flag football, capture the flag, hiking in Pinetum, bracelet making, and arts and crafts. Gatorade, water, and ice pops are provided daily! Continue Reading →
All donations will go directly toward creating hygiene kits for local women and children in need. No matter how big or how small, every contribution will help to make this project possible and support our community in a simple but important way. Continue Reading →
Rev. Dr. Seth Weeldreyer is a native of Kalamazoo, Michigan. He comes to Greenwich from the First Presbyterian Church of Kalamazoo, where he served 16 years as Senior Pastor. Continue Reading →
The award of $2,000 is intended to recognize a high school student who exemplifies the mission of the Junior League of Greenwich by demonstrating sustained commitment to community service. Continue Reading →
The event runs from 10:00am until 1:00pm in Veterans Memorial Park, 130 Atlantic Street. Continue Reading →
Don’t feed bears. It is illegal. Take down, clean, and put away bird feeders by mid-March, or even earlier during mild weather. Store the feeders until late fall and clean up spilled seed from the ground. Human-Bear conflicts are on the rise. In the rare instance when a bear appears to be aggressive toward people, residents should immediately contact DEEP’s 24-hour dispatch line at 860-424-3333. Continue Reading →