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Temple Sholom’s 2016 Party Planning Showcase to Feature 40 Vendors

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Get your party started with fresh ideas and creative inspiration at Temple Sholom’s 2016 Party Planning Showcase. Free and open to the public, the event features 40 local vendors who specialize in photography, entertainment, catering, decor and floral arrangements and much more.New this year: Most bar/bat mitzvah students are required to pick a Mitzvah (good deed) project as part of their preparations. Knowing that it can be challenging for bar/bat mitzvah students to choose a community service project, Temple Sholom has added a “Mitzvah Project Fair” component to its showcase. Representatives from different organizations will be on hand to discuss tikkun olam (social action) opportunities both locally and abroad. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Around Town, Business

Proposed 96-Unit Senior Complex at 47 Valley Drive: “Small Wetland” Pocket or Lynchpin of Fragile Watercourse?

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A controversial proposal for a 96-unit senior living complex with underground parking for 111 cars on three parking levels was the subject of a well-attended public hearing at Greenwich Town Hall on Monday night. The applicant “47 Valley Drive LLC” was represented by engineer Tony D’Andrea and biologist/soil scientist from Hartford , Michael Klein. Both played down any potential impact on the “small wetland pocket” on the corner of the property. Neighbors and residents who waited 3 hours to have their turn at the microphone, spoke passionately against the proposal. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Business, Government, Real Estate

Fairfield Co. Antique & Design Center Now Open on East Putnam Ave in Greenwich

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Fairfield Co. Antique and Design Center, along with Isabella Garrucho Fine Art, has expanded its footprint with a new Greenwich location at 45 East Putnam Ave. The constantly changing displays and inventory will serve as a satellite location featuring more than 70 amazing antique, vintage, designer, jewelry, couture, and fine art dealers. The showroom is open and will have its first gallery opening on January 21st from 6-8:30pm. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Arts, Business

Carriage House Ugly Sweater Party Will Make a Difference at Adopt-A-Dog

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The ugly sweater party and fundraiser at Carriage House Motor Cars benefited Adopt-A-Dog. The event featured a live fundraiser with a fantastic array of items including classic and collectible cars and both jewels and watches from Manfredi. The showroom doors were flung open and guests enjoyed the balmy temps outside, where cars were on display. Proceeds from the event will be put toward Adopt A Dog’s dedicated veterinary clinic on site. The clinic will serve adoptable pets of the rescue group as well as other area animal rescue groups for a reduced rate. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Around Town, Business, Dogs, Giving

Holiday Shopping Destination: Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work

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If you’ve missed all the holiday boutiques around town, and are just starting your holiday shopping, the Greenwich Exchange for Women’s Work on Sherwood Place is a great destination. The Exchange is a reliable resource for thoughtful, one-of-a-kind gifts, while providing a retail venue for vendors who consign their crafts and wares. Modestly priced, the handmade gifts defy the imagination, filling room after room with options displayed attractively and without clutter. While consignors receive 67% of the selling price,  the remaining 33% is used for operating expenses and local charitable contributions. The Exchange is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors, who also volunteer alongside  staff year-round and at the non-profit’s annual Christmas Fair at the Round Hill Club in November. Continue Reading →

Filed under: Arts, Business, Holiday