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At Parsonage Cottage, Greenwich Seniors Love a Visit from Santa!

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The front parking lot of Parsonage Cottage was turned into a Winter Wonderland on Friday, and the merriment included two festively decorated jeeps, followed by a socially-distanced parade that included Santa Claus (Connor Santry), Mrs. Claus (Kristen Rosenbaum), Rudolph (Eliot Spizzirri), The Grinch (Nick Spizzirri) Frosty the Snowman (Dana Santry), Father Twas the Night before Christmas (Teddy Rosenbaum) and four Elves (Erin O’Connor, Julia Welsh, Cam Calcano, and Jojo McCurdy.) Continue Reading →

Filed under: Health, Holiday, Mimi Santry, Parsonage Cottage

GHS Outreach Club Textile Drive is a Win-Win

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green donation bins at Greenwich High School

During the pandemic, people are finding themselves with time to clean out closets, drawers, basements, attics and garages. Weeding out? What better time than to donate to the Greenwich High School Outreach Club’s textile drive. Residents can drop off unwanted clothes, shoes, belts, bags, towels, bedding, and other textiles behind GHS. (Look for a big green bin.) Torn, stained, or broken, they’ll take them in any condition. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Giving, Health, Schools, co-occurring disorders, CODA, Greenwich High School, Outreach Club, textile recycling

Lamont Shares Vaccine Timeline for CT; Camillo Reports Another Jump in Greenwich’s Covid-19 Numbers

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On Friday Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo announced the total number of positive cases in town increased 104 from 1,656 on Wednesday to 1,760.
In one week – Friday, Nov 27 to Friday, Dec 4 – Greenwich had an increase of active 224 cases. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Government, Health, COVID-19, Fred Camillo, Moderna, Ned Lamont, Pfizer, vaccines

CLC Receives $200,000 Grant from Bank of America

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Children’s Learning Centers announced that they are the recipients of a $200,000 grant from Bank of America, through its “Neighborhood Builders” program. 

As an awardee, they receive a  grant, plus a year of leadership training for Marc Jaffe, the Executive Director, as well as an emerging leader within CLC. Additionally, they will join a network of peer organizations across the US with the opportunity to access capital to expand their impact. 

CLC classroom. Contributed photo. CLC is the second largest provider of early education and care in Connecticut. CLC typically serves nearly 1,000 children daily, 87% of whom are considered low-income. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Giving, Health, Schools