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The program is led by Rabbi Boruch Ceitlin and Chaya Ceitlin, directors of Seaside Society and Jewish Riverside Old Greenwich, who guide students in blending Jewish values with active community involvement. Continue Reading →
The 7th annual “Together We Shine” event for the Abilis community took place at First Presbyterian Church in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The leadership transition comes as the organization celebrates its 40th anniversary. JoAnn Messina is a highly respected community leader and founding Executive Director of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy, a role she held for 17 years. She succeeds John Blankley. Continue Reading →
The YMCA Greenwich’s Leaders Club is a meaningful, structured ways for teens to give back. The program’s first three service projects include:
• February: Making dog toys for a local animal shelter
• March: Clothing and toiletry drive benefiting Kids In Crisis
• April: Food drive supporting Neighbor to Neighbor
• May: Activity day for local senior citizens Continue Reading →
Leslie Lee was presented with a gold charm engraved with the stunning tree conservancy logo and with her initials on the back. The group’s newly elected president is Elizabeth Hopley. Continue Reading →
Junior League of Greenwich invites 3rd grade girls to apply for the free self-confidence and anti-bullying program. Continue Reading →
Xavier Tishler, a junior at Greenwich High School, stepped beyond the classroom and into the field as part of the SoundWaters Research Intensive, where students investigated Long Island Sound through hands-on, inquiry-driven research. Continue Reading →
As part of the Parkway cares team, Parkway School students visited The Nathaniel Witherell to deliver handmade cards and spread holiday cheer to the residents. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Avenue and Putnam Avenue have been transformed with 112 handcrafted seasonal displays by volunteers from Greenwich Green & Clean. Continue Reading →
The mission of the garden club was to transform the village into a beautiful place for the First Light celebration and for the holiday season. Continue Reading →