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Many people in Greenwich know and are fond of Mr. Puffer, known for his cheerful and professional presence over the years at the popular Black Forest Bakery at 52 Lewis Street. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Library is pleased to welcome award-winning author Jennifer Egan to its AuthorsLive series. Egan will discuss her sixth novel, The Candy House, on Wednesday, March 8, at 7:00 p.m., at Greenwich Library’s Berkley Theater. Continue Reading →
Across the country, shelters are struggling with higher intakes, while adoptions, fosters and transports are not keeping pace. This has led to a population imbalance, with more animals in shelters, causing increased strain on shelter staff and the current shelter crisis. With most U.S. shelters at or over capacity, pets are more at risk for being killed due to lack of space. Continue Reading →
The paintings – which feature people from historically black colleges and universities – are on display outside the hospital’s Garden Cafe. Continue Reading →
“Painting for Penny” invites your third and fourth graders to a landscape art class led by acclaimed local artist Richard Dupont. The class will benefit Penny’s Flight in support of Neurofibromatosis Research. The class is for third and fourth graders. It will be held on Feb 25, 2023 from 10:00am to 11:15am in the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
On the Line is an emotional reckoning featuring unaired interviews spanning the 1980s to now with Richard Williams, the father of tennis legends Venus and Serena, and the son of a cotton picker. Continue Reading →
Raised in Greenwich and a student at Greenwich High School, Worthy Patterson was the first black player to captain a sport at UConn. He became the first UConn alumnus, as well as one of the first generation of black basketball players, to play in an NBA game as a member of the St. Louis Hawks. Continue Reading →
The effort was not only a chance for teens from the private school and the Club kids to get to know each other, but to do so with a shared mission. Continue Reading →
Parsonage Cottage Senior Residence in Greenwich continues its efforts to upgrade the communal spaces. In recent years, the 40-bed senior residence has renovated its dining room, living room, and activities room, as well as created a new hair and nail salon. Continue Reading →
Marking its fifteenth anniversary, the community organization “At Home in Greenwich” has been helping older adults to thrive at home since its launch on January 26, 2008. Continue Reading →