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Secrets from the founders of Zaniac Greenwich, master multi-taskers have found a way to be professionally satisfied without sacrificing family time. Remy Cook of Part With Moms Interview with Camila Gazal and Flavia Naslausky. Continue Reading →
The Augustins have been busy renovating the farm stand. It smells like fresh wood and paint right now. They are open 9-5, seven days a week. Continue Reading →
Primary Restaurant, located at 409 Greenwich Avenue has closed. But, as if its existence is slowly being erased, on Friday, the restaurant’s telephone number still has a recording detailing their hours of opening. The Facebook page is live, but the website is down. The Chamber of Commerce moved its June 27 ‘Women Who Matter’ event venue from Primary to Gingerman. Continue Reading →
Zaniac Greenwich offers popular STEM based math and technology enrichment programs. Most instructors are local teens from both private and public school. “This year alone, they hired 18 of our students,” said Student Employment Service volunteer Kate Hohorst. Continue Reading →
This GHS intern has been doing food demos at Whole Foods, sampling four varieties of meatless “Meat”balls for her boss whose mantra is “Eat creatively!” Continue Reading →
An elegant fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association, actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley and father Gurney Williams shared the family’s experience with the disease. Continue Reading →
It’s a brand. It’s a lifetstyle. The starting point is yoga pants that stretch four ways, are comfortable and flattering, and versatile enough for work, brunch or errands. Beyond apparel, there will be spinning and yoga classes, as well as a retail shop. Maybe even a juice and coffee bar. YOGASMOGA takes over the space formerly occupied by Two’s Company. Continue Reading →
Four Mile River Farm is a staple of the Greenwich Farmer’s Market. Jason Conroy even traveled from Old Lyme to the winter farmer’s market at the Teen Center. Now that it’s summer Conroy’s truck and tent take up a spot at the head of the table at the Saturday market in Horseneck Lot. Continue Reading →
A fleet of PTA volunteers keep the Student Employment Service running at Greenwich High School. They were recently celebrated at a paella feast at Kate and Jim Hohorst’s house. Continue Reading →
Some know Ben Albano as a GHS student who was recognized by the District for his community service back in March. Others know he is a championship race car driver whose pet peeve is teens who text and drive. This week we feature his internship at Fresh Green Light driving school. Continue Reading →