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In May, 2014, Greenwich High School seniors Courtney Oarr and Matt Pignataro, interns for Greenwich Free Press, wrote, “Picture this. You’re heavily intoxicated at a party with no way home. Or, your promised ride home is not in a position to give you a lift. Who do you call? Not Safe Rides. Safe Rides, once a popular program in the Town of Greenwich, is officially off the road.”
History repeats. Continue Reading →
Only 52 out of 227 nursing homes in Connecticut included on the prestigious list. Continue Reading →
The fifth annual Celebrating Hope event is set for Friday, May 5, 2017 at L’escale at the Delamar Hotel in Greenwich. The co-chairmen are Ginge Cabrera, Nancy Ozizmir and Cristin Marandino. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Hospital’s Dr. Bonnie McGuire Wreschner, was awarded the prestigious Albert Schweitzer Award for Humanitarian Endeavors from the Fairfield County Medical Association. Continue Reading →
At the annual Gala for Greenwich Hospital, the fundraiser raised significant funds for the hospital’s cardiovascular services. More than 300 supporters, including special guests Jill and Harry Connick Jr., joined in the Parisian cabaret themed festivities at Greenwich Country Club. Greenwich residents Gretchen Bylow, Kim Nichols, MD and Jennifer Seidel co-chaired the event. Continue Reading →
The Dec. 4 speaker, Marguerite Elisofon, wrote My Picture Perfect Family: What Happens When One Twin Has Autism to raise awareness about the challenges families living on the spectrum face every day. Continue Reading →
In an emotional and cathartic event at Bruce Museum, teens and parents listened to the stories of Giovanni Rivera of MTV fame, as well as several Greenwich High School teens who shared their stories of mental health and recovery. Continue Reading →
Stress, Success and Teenage Setbacks: “Let’s Talk Mental Health” is a free event on Thursday, Nov. 10th from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at ARCH Street Teen Center. Special guest will be MTV’s Giovanni Rivera. Food will be provided by Garden Catering. The event is open to parents and teens. Continue Reading →
Hear from the Abilis Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Special Education teachers, Jillian Alli, Georgy Hennig, and Meaghan Nagurney, about how to use visuals, social stories, and other environmental supports to help your child manage an exciting, but sometimes overwhelming, season. Continue Reading →
“Your decision is gaining considerable attention from neighboring districts in Fairfield County where supporters are now actively exploring later start times after announcement of our approved changes here for 2017-18 in Greenwich.” – Emily Trotman Continue Reading →