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Person to Person (P2P), a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting individuals and families in lower Fairfield County, hosted its annual Transforming Lives Luncheon with Pulitzer Prize-winning author Andrea Elliott as the featured speaker Continue Reading →
If you are available during business hours for one or two days per week and enjoy working with people and numbers, this may be the volunteer opportunity you’re looking for. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, November 1 at 7:00 pm, join Perrot Library on Zoom for an exciting and educational event with Vegan Cookbook Author and Food Blogger Hannah Kaminsky. Kaminsky’s presentation will include a live preparation of a delicious vegan holiday dessert. “As I’ve always said, I’m an ethical vegan, but moreover, a flavor vegan first,” Kaminsky said. “If it doesn’t taste good, it doesn’t matter! I wouldn’t sacrifice taste for anything.”
November 1 happens to be “World Vegan Day,” aiming to celebrate the benefits of veganism, encouraging people to follow the vegan lifestyle, and spreading awareness about veganism. Continue Reading →
The grounds of Mike’s Organic will come alive with the magic of Halloween as a lively parade takes place around and through the building. Continue Reading →
Stop by and find out what Troop 11 and Scouting is all about. Continue Reading →
The the Avenue will come to life with trick-or-treating, a costume contest and two fun-filled kids zones. The event is Saturday, October 28, from 11:00am to 3:00pm. Continue Reading →
Susan Silver is an author and sitcom writer for shows including Mary Tyler Moore Show, Maude, The Bob Newhart Show,” and “The Partridge Family.” Her Book is titled, “Hot Pants in Hollywood: Sex, Secrets & Sitcoms.” Continue Reading →
On Saturday a rescheduled September Coastal Cleanup drew many intrepid volunteers to Tod’s Point, braving the persistent rain. Continue Reading →
The Club was able to jump start the construction project thanks to $6.5 million in state bond funding to support the project. Continue Reading →
