Renowned musician and producer Rob Mathes will lead the music, joined by vocalist and choir director Marlon Saunders and the Seamless Voice Choir. Continue Reading →
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Renowned musician and producer Rob Mathes will lead the music, joined by vocalist and choir director Marlon Saunders and the Seamless Voice Choir. 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 →
After the ceremony outside Greenwich High School, volunteers clad in gardening gloves and toting shovels caravaned to Riverside School, New Lebanon School, and Central Middle School to plant the bulbs. Continue Reading →
The RMA’s Oct 21 meeting at Christ Church will feature a talk by author Karen Elliott House. For nearly five decades she reported from Saudi Arabia and brings that experience to her latest book on the Saudi Crown Prince and his country. Continue Reading →
Athena Books will open at 68 Lewis Street in downtown Greenwich. 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 →
A project sponsored by Greenwich’s Shellish Commission and the Conservation Commission works to reestablish eelgrass growth in offshore waters. Volunteers spend hours gluing seeds to clams at Tod’s Point on Sunday. Continue Reading →
Ambassador Jon Huntsman, Jr, former Governor of Utah and Ambassador to China & Russia. He served under five U.S. Presidents. He will be interviewed by his daughter, TV Journalist Abby Huntsman Livingston. 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 →