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February is National Children’s Dental Health Month and the Health Dept is planning a fun, educational program at the Boys & Girls Club on Wednesday, March 2. Continue Reading →
The affair will provide information to young women who are curious about egg freezing and the egg freezing process, also known as fertility preservation. The event will take place at the Benefit Cosmetic Boutique at 315 Greenwich Ave at 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
Alan Mathis, Liberation Programs’ President and CEO described Dr. Juliana as uniquely qualified to help further the organization tackle the challenge of chronic relapse that many persons experience. Continue Reading →
Robin L. Clark-Smith has been appointed Director of Special Clinical Services for the Department of Health, replacing former Director Tom Mahoney, who retired after 26 years. Continue Reading →
Greenwich native, Geoff Lazlo, a chef and entrepreneur who opened Mill Street Bar & Table in September, is all about connecting within his community, and in the process discovering local produce in surprising places. In a collaboration with Lisa Beebe, director of horticulture at the Garden Education Center in Cos Cob, Lazlo has a source of fresh pea shoots and sunflower shoots he weaves creatively into his dishes. Continue Reading →
Called “Family Centers Healthcare at Wilbur Peck Court,” the clinic will provide primary healthcare services to children and adults living in Greenwich Public Housing units, Section 8 housing and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Construction will take place over the winter months, and an opening date is targeted for early Spring. The clinic was designed by architect Charles E. McDonald, Jr., and the named Contractor is Pecora Brothers, Inc. The clinic at Wilbur Peck in a former children’s play area will provide primary health care services to pubic housing residents. Continue Reading →
“After I finished treatment, I was able to re-start my life and I felt like I mattered again,” Nicole shared. “The staff at Liberation never gave up on me. They were there for me even when I relapsed. Thanks to them I got the chance that I needed.” – Nicole Continue Reading →
The Board of Directors elected Larry Simon, a member of the Board, to succeed Mr. Ormsby as its Chairman. Following the completion of his service in December as a member of the Town’s Retirement System Board, the Representative Town Meeting had named Mr. Simon to a second term on Nathaniel Witherell’s Board. Continue Reading →
Eating five a day at North Mianus School, the Fruit and Veggie Challenge is made possible by PTA volunteers, generosity of Stop & Shop, and a willing attitude among the students. Continue Reading →
Elephants’ feet in particular suffer from fungus, overgrown toenails and even worse wounds after years of walking on burnt roads, being overworked, neglected and abused. Wellness Practitioner Lisa Wynne Salvatore understands their needs and the particular sensitivity of the elephant foot and skin when creating her proprietary blends. Continue Reading →