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This Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, Santa and his reindeer will again return to McArdle’s at 48 Arch Street. They’ll be joined by Mrs. Claus, James McArdle and Nadia Itwaru, branch manager for Citizen Bank, the sponsor of the event. Continue Reading →
If your holiday shopping list includes your furry friends, you should consider stopping at Raleigh & Company, a fine pet goods store that opened on Oct. 10 on Bruce Park Ave. Continue Reading →
At a signing event on Friday, Philip Pearce and his son Andrew chatted with fans of their handcrafted wares and personally signed pieces at the Simon Pearce store, located at 125 East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →
The smash hit of the summer – free pizza courtesy of Steven Fox Jewelry just off Greenwich Avenue – returns this fall on Saturday, November 21. Donations will be accepted to benefit Kids in Crisis, which is reeling after State cuts of $750,000. Continue Reading →
WESTMED Medical Group had a ribbon cutting at their 2nd medical office in Greenwich at 644 W. Putnam Ave on Monday, Nov 16. Continue Reading →
“An Agency Letter is a legal document that allows you to designate someone, not necessarily family, to carry out your final wishes. It can be a friend or neighbor that you designate to contact the funeral home and relay your final instructions upon your passing. The agent holds the legal authority to make decisions governing the funeral. The agent does not necessarily bear financial responsibility for the funeral.” – Jennife Graziano, Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home Continue Reading →
The last day of the Greenwich Farmers Market is Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015 Continue Reading →
“I look forward to serving on this council,” Kaliko said, adding, “The opportunity to consider and recommend needed improvements to transportation infrastructure, access to capital, tax policy, education opportunities; and directly assess business needs, are just a few of the focal points that I think all will affect Connecticut’s competitiveness going forward.” Continue Reading →
Janet Lee became the Greenwich Psychic after being hired for a promotional event at Saks Fifth Avenue about 20 years ago. Customers who paid $100 or more at the Lancome counter got a free reading. The line stretched all the way around the cosmetic counter. Fast forward. Janet Lee has locations in Greenwich and Manahattn, and is soon to launch a third location in London. Continue Reading →
For just a few dollars you can make your dog happy and busy all day with bones from Fleishers Craft Butchery in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →