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Balducci’s in Riverside is hosting “Cheesetopia” on Saturday. Come and savor cheese delicacies prepared by Chef Jason Miller and meet renowned cheesemongers for advice on pairing cheeses with your menu or preparing assortments for entertaining. Continue Reading →
If the Many Faces adorning the walls at Meli Melo could talk, they’d like you to know there’s something you can do to help eliminate childhood hunger in Greenwich and Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
Stolen smart phones fetch several hundred dollars when resold, but the quality and quantity of data stored on them can be just as valuable.. The good news for cell phone owners is that kill switch software is becoming mandatory. Continue Reading →
Chowdafest was held outside on Sunday, with a clear view from Calf Pasture Beach of the Norwalk Islands. Thousands turned out to sample chowder from 30 restaurants and cast votes on their favorites. There was also activities for children, live music, beer, ice cream and countless additions that made this the best Chowdafest to date! Continue Reading →
DeVita Karate studio has graduated 60 Black Belts and is celebrating 30th year in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Up at Augustine’s Farm on King Street you can find pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. There’s also a variety of gourds, squash, pies, apple cider and even nine varieties of apples. But, wait, there’s more! Continue Reading →
Eric Gjede, of the CBIA accompanied State Rep. Fred Camillo to meet with John Howland of the First Bank of Greenwich, Caren Vizzo of the Cos Cobber, and Dom Delfino of Joey B’s and listened to their concerns and questions regarding the state’s business climate. Continue Reading →
Make fun of health nuts all you want. Green and Tonic goes through 50 cases of kale a week. With a menu full of carefully selected, locally-sourced plant-based ingredients, Cai and Jeffrey Pandolfino’s juices and prepared foods, are both delicious and healthy. Continue Reading →
Lynda Baldauf’s Three Bluebirds business operates locally. Baldauf, of Old Greenwich, offers super absorbent and eco-friendly Swedish dishcloths that are reusable, 100 percent biodegradable and compostable. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Dance Studio opened in Cos Cob on Sept. 15 in a space that was formerly Callahan Bros Movers warehouse. Continue Reading →