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SafeGuard Seniors has now run 16 workshops and taught 232 seniors — a combination of their original scam awareness workshop and a newer AI literacy workshop — at facilities in Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, and Norwalk. Continue Reading →
The a free community symposium hosted by Breast Cancer Alliance is titled, “The Next Chapter. Life After Breast Cancer. Finding Your New Normal.” Continue Reading →
Therapy Dog Brigade is offering pre-course screening appointments on October 4, 2026, from 12:00pm-5:00pm. Continue Reading →
How it works:
Employers set a monthly contribution amount per employee.
Eligible employees can then use those funds toward an individual health insurance plan available through Access Health CT. Continue Reading →
The mass and Retreat are a chance for all to come together as a Catholic community, including for those who are returning to the church. Continue Reading →
Farm to school programs promote food education and help students access seasonal produce by shifting to local food procurement. Teaching students how to grow, cook, and value nourishing food empowers the next generation of leaders to make informed decisions and equips them with essential life skills. – Ali Ghiorse Continue Reading →
Pathways Inc is proud to announce its 2026 Annual Fundraiser, Unmasking Hope: A Masquerade Gala for Mental Health, taking place f Friday, October 23 at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor, hosted at L’escale Restaurant. Continue Reading →
Find DART at the 15th Annual Health Wellness & Lifestyle Expo 2026 in Stamford Saturday, Sept 12 2026, from 10am – 5pm at Harbor Point along Stamford’s waterfront boardwalk. The first 100 to sign up for the DART Oct 3rd Charity Walk will receive a free bag of popcorn and a free raffle ticket. Kids receive a free stuffed animal (while supplies last). Continue Reading →
Community is invited September 17 to attend and help find a lifesaving match. Continue Reading →
This week Greenwich Public Schools announced its policy for determining eligibility of children who may receive free or reduced-price meals served under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP), or free milk served under the Special Milk Program (SMP). Continue Reading →