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Eric Moy has spent his life giving to others. He has coached teams, served his town, supported his children through every milestone, and been the quiet rock of his family. Now, his kidneys are failing due to complications from diabetes and a long medical battle following sepsis. Dialysis will begin soon, but a living kidney transplant is the only real solution. Continue Reading →
At its June meeting, the organization also elected Joseph A. Cabrera as board Co-chair. Continue Reading →
The workshop was one of several in the one-week leadership intensive. It unfolded like a civics lesson, newsroom pitch meeting, and call to action rolled into one. – by Olivia Damavandi. Continue Reading →
Kids this summer will have a great educational opportunity to lean arts and crafts inspired by the Bush family who resided at Bush-Holley House in the 18th century and the Cos Cob Art Colony Impressionists who lived and taught on the grounds in the late 19th century – all while gaining an appreciation for the region’s culture. Continue Reading →
YWCA Greenwich is also thrilled to announce that the former Director of the Harmony Project, Jessie DiMuzio, has moved into a new role of Clinical Supervisor. Continue Reading →
The official tour dates include The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY on October 4, 2025. Continue Reading →
The Cub-O-Ree at Camp Seton brought out the best of what Scouting is all about: resilience, learning, and fun, Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, June 18, Garden Catering will donate 100% of proceeds from sales of “Tyler’s BEC” — his favorite BEC with cones and honey mustard — to the Tyler G Foundation. Continue Reading →
Tod’s Point Sailing School, a local nonprofit organization is open for their fourth season. According to Bill King, there is a great group of returning US Sailing certified sailing instructors and support staff comprised of local high school and returning college students. Continue Reading →
Eighty Five students from North Mianus School were given the opportunity to explore the park and learn from various experts in their fields. Dr. Greg Kramer, Greenwich’s Tree Warden, led a hike up Daffodil Hill for students to learn about native trees and other flora. Paula Wolf, CT’s State Apiary Inspector, conducted a session on bees, hives and honeycombs which included a live hive teeming with busy bees. Continue Reading →