Salon O is celebrating its 10th anniversary on Mill Street in Byram this month. Continue Reading →
Off the Main Line, Salon O is Greenwich’s Hidden Gem
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Homage to Don Castiglione at Coxe & Graziano Ribbon-Cutting
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The newly renovated building at 134 Hamilton Ave in Chickahominy sparked in the warm sun during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 19. Carolyn Castiglione Hird, the daughter of Don Castiglione said, “The funeral business is a very difficult profession. It requires compassion, dignity, dedication and professionalism,” adding that the Grazianos exemplify those qualities. “Although his name is no longer on the building, his spirit lives on here,” she said. Continue Reading →
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Featured Farmer: Four Mile River Farm Caters to “Food Wise” Greenwich Residents
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Jason Conroy’s stall at Greenwich Farmer’s market is comprised of a folding table with a checkered table cloth, a few flyers and the open back of his truck with a view of his coolers. Inside are cuts of flash frozen pasture-raised beef and pork. Though there’s not much to the display, the line of customers is constant. He sells out multiple items long before the 1pm close of the market and spends 50% of his time educating customers who respond to the values of humanely raised animals that are hormone, steroid and antibiotic free. Nothing is wasted as even the leftovers are packaged for treats like marrow bones that keep a dog occupied for hours. Continue Reading →
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Let’s Get Some Shoes at Lily in Old Greenwich
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A new shoe and accessory store in the village of Old Greenwich, Lily, is the longtime dream of Audrey Aguilar, a local mom and former banker. The store, located at 250 Sound Beach Ave, is named after the owner’s middle school daughter. Continue Reading →
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PHOTOS, VIDEO: Weather Worth Waiting For, Fashion on the Ave is a Triumph
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Wednesday was worth waiting for because the weather was perfect for the 5th annual Fashion on the Ave, the brainchild of Geri Corrigan. Continue Reading →
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Castiglione Funeral Home Settle into New Location on Old Post Rd
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The operators of Castiglione Funeral Home celebrated settling into their new home on Old Post Rd with a ribbon cutting and blessing from Father Saba. Continue Reading →
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Visit Kathy and Farmer John. It’s a Bountiful Fall at Augustine’s Farm.
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Augustine’s Farm is open daily 9am til 5pm for corn grown in Greenwich, as well as countless fall fruits and vegetables including eggplant, potatoes, peppers, zucchini, squash, peaches, plums, apples. There are even “cheese pumpkins” great for baking and serving with butter and brown sugar. Continue Reading →
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Meet Kratos and Athena Tuesday at 5pm at Little Pub Fundraiser
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On Tuesday, Sept. 15, Little Pub will donate 10% of its day’s proceeds to Adopt A Dog! Meet the Adopt A Dog team at 5pm, and have a chance to meet Kratos and Athena, two great dogs available for adoption. Continue Reading →
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PHOTOS: Fashion on the Ave Kick-off at Delamar Draws a Crowd
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A crowd turned out on Wednesday night for a Fashion on the Ave celebration at the Delamar. Though the outdoor fashion show is postponed to Wednesday, Sept. 16, the Delamar event, with delicious food from L’Escale and wine from Val’s Putnam Wines drew a crowd. Continue Reading →
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Meet the Intern: Katherine Du, Greenwich Academy Class of ’17
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Katherine Du has covered everything from polo matches at the Greenwich Polo Club to the wiffle ball tourney and a Girl Scout gold award project. After traveling to Norwalk for a cautionary talk to middle schoolers about the perilous impact of drugs, particularly heroin, she pitched a series on risky teen behavior, which was very popular. The prolific intern has made a mark at GFP. And she doesn’t even have a learner’s permit yet. Continue Reading →