Mary McNamee, a longtime volunteer for the Greenwich Democratic Town Committee, volunteer passed away this week at the age of 93. Continue Reading →
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Mary McNamee, a longtime volunteer for the Greenwich Democratic Town Committee, volunteer passed away this week at the age of 93. Continue Reading →
On Christmas Eve at 3:30 p.m., Second Congregational Church of Greenwich (located at 139 East Putnam Avenue in Greenwich) will hold a no rehearsal children’s Christmas Pageant. All children and parents, family and friends visiting are welcome! Then, at At 6:30 p.m. the church will celebrate with a service of Lessons and Carols. Music Director Alexander Constantine will be joined by a brass quartet and other soloists. Continue Reading →
Runners had three options – a 2.5 mile walk, a 2.5 short run and a 6.3 mile long run that extended around Tod’s Point before returning to the fire house. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Botanical Center is inviting the public to its new line-up of upcoming seasonal events and programming, including a floral design workshop to create holiday centerpieces and a watercolor class to study trees in winter, among many others. Continue Reading →
A founding member of the Cos Cob art colony, Childe Hassam was inspired by the landscape of the Lower Landing at the banks of the Mianus River. Continue Reading →
There is still time to meet Santa’s three live reindeer and have family photos taken with Santa himself – you can even include your dog(s) in the photos. Continue Reading →
Having lost the entirety of their belongings in the house fire, the Gyeskys are the beneficiaries of a GoFundMe page has been created for donations to help them rebuild. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Avenue and Putnam Avenue have been transformed with 112 handcrafted seasonal displays by volunteers from Greenwich Green & Clean. Continue Reading →
As part of the initiative, parishioners were invited to take home unused grocery bags following Sunday services. Each bag included a stapled list of urgently needed food items. Participants were asked to fill the bags during the week and return them the following Sunday—a collective effort that quickly filled shelves and hearts alike. Continue Reading →
The second annual Candlelight Concert was a collaboration across every major music department in the school, with multiple ensembles rotating through the evening. Choral, brass, and string groups each performed under the direction of their respective conductors, highlighting both the diversity of the program and the coordination required to unify so many musicians. Continue Reading →