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Planning for Agriculture: A Guide for Connecticut Municipalities, a comprehensive guide, produced in partnership with Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, has become a go-to resource for municipalities interested in creating a farm-friendly environment for our farmers and farm businesses. Continue Reading →
The Clam Box nostalgia dinner at the St. Lawrence Club brought together dozens of fans of the former Greenwich restaurant that closed in 1985. Among the guests was Flo Menagalos who started waiting tables at the Clam Box in 1937 when she was just 14. She continued to work there for 25 years, and even met her husband Charlie who was also among the wait staff. Continue Reading →
Augustine’s Farm, at1332 King Street in Greenwich, is open daily 9-5pm. Stop in for fresh local fruits and vegetables including white cherries, melons, squash, zucchini, Brussels sprouts, tomatoes, onions, potatoes, carrots, potatos… and much much more. Continue Reading →
“We want to help people help animals. We see people as the solution, and we want to raise the bar for rescue shelters.” – Elizabeth Jensen, Executive Director of Best Friends New York Continue Reading →
Blueberries abound at the Greenwich Farmers Market this Saturday. Judy the Jam Lady shares her recipes for Blueberry Lemon Scones and Continue Reading →
The Garden Education Center of Greenwich is abuzz with the excitement of new residents. Two brand new beehives, or, apiaries, were built as part of the “Pollinator Potluck” series this February. Since then, the apiaries are doing extremely well, all thanks to Helen Loughrey, the primary beekeeper at the Center. Continue Reading →
Don’t miss the next next St Lawrence Club nostalgia night dinner on July 8! RSVP to (203) 618-9036 for the Clam Box nostalgia dinner, complete with a Belly Burster Menu of New England Clam Chowder, Fried Clams, Fish & Chips, Cole Slaw and an Ice Cream Sundae Bar. The Clam Box, initially a mere shack on Putnam Ave, operated for decades in Greenwich, initially deriving its popularity as a destination for deep fried clams on hot summer nights before the advent of TV and air conditioning. Anna and George Gross started the first Clam Box in Cos Cob in 1939 at the corner of the Putnam Ave and Salem Street. Continue Reading →
By the end of 2016, Juice Press will have over 50 retail locations from which they will serve millions of their self-branded organic products. Continue Reading →
Parks & Rec director Joe Siciliano and Greenwich Point Conservancy’s board president Chris Franco explained the delay in opening of the north concession at the beach. The good news is it should open on July 2! Continue Reading →
New management for Fiorentino’s Little Luigi’s in Cos Cob means only one thing: delicious food. Continue Reading →