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The Brighten up a Child’s Life Campaign is a collaboration between People’s United Bank in Greenwich and the Hannah Storm Foundation. The goal this holiday season is to raise $20,000 between Nov. 29 and Jan. 5 to go toward surgeries for children born with vascular birth marks, or “port wine stains.” Continue Reading →
Riverside mom of three, Susan White is CEO of Turq Sport, based on an idea she hatched after discovering her sons were cutting the mesh netting out of their swim trunks. Continue Reading →
Santa and his reindeer have arrived at McArdle’s in Greenwich on Friday, kicking off four weeks of holiday festivities with the theme “Commerce in the Community” and participation of 115 local businesses. Continue Reading →
This Thanksgiving, retail workers weren’t sleepy from the Tryptophan…it was most likely the dreaded Thanksgiving Day Shift… Continue Reading →
Dispensary on Putnam Ave? Production facility in back country? Not for the time being, as P&Z voted to extend the moratorium on medical marijuana. Continue Reading →
“People come to us for our reputation and know that nothing will be left to chance. We tend to and anticipate each family’s needs.” Jennifer Graziano of Coxe & Graziano, who will open a funeral home in Greenwich at 134 Hamilton Ave on Feb. 1, 2015. Continue Reading →
Chef Mike Pietrafeso comes to Ada’s with great culinary credentials and a concept for healthy, locally-sourced home cooked fare. Having worked with the likes of both Frank Carpentieri Senior and Junior, as well as Bill Taibe of The Whelk and Le Farm in Westport, Ada’s Kitchen & Coffee will be Pietrafeso’s first restaurant venture. Continue Reading →
A few years ago when the economy stumbled, Mary Molina’s family hit hard times in nearby Croton Falls. Rather than eat junk food to save money Mary created recipes for granola bars. But they had to be healthy and gluten-free due to her kids’ allergies. Fast forward to today and the family’s reversal of fortune. Continue Reading →
Soon Greenwich Free Press will say farewell to Cos Cob native James Finn who contributed several popular features to this site while searching for a full time job. Congrats, James! Continue Reading →
After nearly three decades operating a chimney sweep business, one local contractor speaks out against “fly-by-night” operations. James Ball’s advice: Beware of the $99 special and never hire a chimney sweep who knocks on your door or cold calls on the phone. Continue Reading →