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On Friday Chabad Greenwich’s Pre School Shabbat dinner was enjoyed by 160 moms, dads and children. Children performed Shabbat Prayers of Peace and Kindergarten Tamim students led the Chef song. The entire school lit Shabbat Candles together to brighten up the world. Continue Reading →
Students with relatives who served in the military presented flowers to those family members. Chief Heavey then laid a wreath to honor fallen service men and women while “Taps” was performed by local resident Vin Lukason. Continue Reading →
Bring your family to celebrate the season and join Shakespeare on the Sound for its sixth annual reading of Charles Dicken’s holiday classic, A Christmas Carol. Continue Reading →
Keynote speaker Hon Lucian Niemeyer said today less than five percent of the American population today is associated with the military, and that it was important to reignite the desire for public service. Continue Reading →
Veterans and their families are encouraged to participate in the walk, which begins at 10:15 am at the corner of Greenwich Ave and Amogerone Crossway and moves down Greenwich Ave to the war monument at the corner of Greenwich Avenue and Arch Street. Continue Reading →
The Mary Bush Children of the American Revolution (CAR) placed flags at Revolutionary soldier graves at Christ Church cemetery. Continue Reading →
The sold out Michael Douglas event also includes an online auction to raise additional funds to support the theater. Continue Reading →
Discover the hard work and show business magic that goes into bringing a Broadway show to life. Registration is required on the Library’s online calendar. Continue Reading →
The Putnam Hill Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) had a kick off tea party and luncheon in honor of this year’s DAR national contest. Grades 5-8 “Enjoying a new Kind of Tea Party” (600-1000 words required)
In the 1770’s there was a movement of protest from the Colonists against the British due taxes and laws. Along the eastern coast a number of Patriots held “tea” parties. The Boston Tea Party was on Dec. 16, 1773, and several other Tea Parties followed in 1774 in SC and NC where ladies refused to buy or burn British Tea. Continue Reading →
On November 9, 10, 16, 17, and 23 (Saturdays and Sundays), the Greenwich Police Community Impact Section will be parked at different grocery stores throughout Greenwich, eagerly awaiting the support of Greenwich residents. Continue Reading →