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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 →
JFS Greenwich announces a Recital to Benefit Ukraine featuring Victoria Esposito, soprano and Alex Ruvinstein, piano at Temple Sinai Stamford. Continue Reading →
Groups that have benefited from Peter Uhry’s long history of volunteering including OGA, Greenwich Audubon, Greenwich Green & Clean and Friends of Binney Park. Continue Reading →
The Parade will be held on Sunday March 19 at 2:00pm. Continue Reading →
The story of the transition from the days of hard news to opinion-influenced news is a compelling one driven in parts by political undercurrents, financial concerns and age demographics. Continue Reading →
GHS junior Sophie Lenschow who finished treatments for Leukemia in 8th grade, said it was nice last year to see both teachers and students in their pajamas as a show of support for children with cancer. Students can bring $1 or more to school and wear their PJs or donate online, but all donations are optional. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Sustainability Committee, in partnership with Coffee for Good, announce “A Farmer’s Perspective on Food + Climate Change”, the first Speaker Series of 2023. The event is free, and will be held at Coffee for Good on Tuesday, January 31 from 12:30 – 1:30 pm. Continue Reading →
The panel will discuss climate challenges in Connecticut today, the disparate impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities, and offer solutions for a more equitable and just response to climate change in Connecticut. Continue Reading →