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On Wednesday the 27 C. Parker Gallery will be hosting a reception you won’t want to miss. The gallery, along with Peter Max himself will be introducing some of his newest works, which celebrate the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra’s birth and depict the famous singer in various stages of his career in bright bursts of color. Continue Reading →
Eversource (formerly CL & P) is canceling the June 11 Public Information session and plans to reschedule it for a later date in June. Continue Reading →
Thanks to owner Ramze Zakka’s generosity, a portion of restaurant proceeds during that week become contributions to the United Way’s Annual Campaign. Mr. Zakka’s restaurants have hosted this “Week of Sharing” for the past ten years and have raised a total of $20,000. Continue Reading →
This year’s theme of the Greenwich Historical Society’s ‘Story Barn,’ “Only in Greenwich” allowed speakers to poke fun at the stereotype and expectations that the name Greenwich carries with it. Whether the storytellers broke or confirmed these stereotypes, each was honest and enjoyable. Whether they were funny, sentimental, heartfelt or all three, they told the collective story of Greenwich with a collage of distinct yet united experiences. Continue Reading →
Every Saturday Nancy Moore travels from her six-acre farm in Trumbull, Moorefield Herb Farm, to Horseneck lot in Greenwich for the Saturday Farmers Market 9:30am to 1:00pm. She brings a unique blend of herbs, succulents and heirloom tomatoes. She also sells unique arrangements of succulents in rustic looking containers that her son fashions from cement, perlite and peat moss! Continue Reading →
Whether customers are coming down for the flavor, guacamole, fast-moving lines, or willingness to support Chipotle’s emphasis on quality and responsibility, the new establishment is sure to be a popular lunch spot for anyone craving a quick, fresh, and tasty meal. Continue Reading →
In what First Selectman Peter Tesei described as a win-win for the Town, Nathaniel Witherell and for Eversource, the utility company presented a $4.49 million check to the Witherell for Project Renew. The amount represents 17% of the overall $27.1 million cost of the construction project. Continue Reading →
Over the weekend a sign on the door of Chipotle in Riverside Commons read, “NOT QUITE YET. If all the stars line up correctly, nothing unforeseen happens and fate smiles upon us, we will be opening Monday, May 18th at 11:00am.” Continue Reading →
New Lebanon 1st graders thoroughly enjoyed their field trip to Interstate and Lakeland Lumber in Byram. Students had a hands on experience learning about, “Consumers and Producers.” Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce annual Business & Culinary Showcase on Wednesday night was more of a party than a classic networking event. With over 70 exhibitors, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center hummed along as hundreds sampled food, chatted with local business owners and visited friends and neighbors. Greenwich Chamber executive director Marcia O’Kane joined emcee Bill Evans from ABC television around 8pm for the highly anticipated raffle drawing. Prizes included Chamber memberships and tours of ABC studios. Greenwich Free Press is a proud member of the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce and member of the advertising and marketing committee. Continue Reading →