No, they don’t sell whisky, but for the owners of Something Natural of Nantucket, that is exactly what they found when they launched a major renovation of the carriage house for the former I. Weed estate at 189 Greenwich Ave. Continue Reading →
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No, they don’t sell whisky, but for the owners of Something Natural of Nantucket, that is exactly what they found when they launched a major renovation of the carriage house for the former I. Weed estate at 189 Greenwich Ave. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, May 25 at the Greenwich Water Club, the folks from A Bloc of Writers will hold a session entitled “Getting In: What You Need to Know About College Admissions.” Join Michele Turk and Daisy Florin of A Bloc of Writers, a Greenwich-based writing, editing and tutoring company, will present a PowerPoint presentation on how to tackle the new Common App essay prompts and various supplemental essays. In addition, Anjali Nadig, their college admissions consultant, will be on hand to offer valuable advice and answer questions about formulating an admissions strategy, including early admission/early decision applications. Students and parents are welcome to attend. The session runs from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, the EAC will welcome a delegation of government and financial leaders from the town’s new sister city fin China or a ceremonial signing of a resolution. Continue Reading →
Round Hill Store, established in 1801, is the oldest continuously operated general store in the US. While the shop is decorated with antiques including a vintage cash register, the business has kept up with the times. Chef Leslie Woodward operates a commercial grade kitchen out of Round Hill Store’s new food truck. Continue Reading →
Keep your birthday to yourself – Even your year of birth alone can aid identity thieves. Make certain your social media accounts are suitable for a new employer to see, and be careful not to expose inappropriate content or personal information in your profiles. Continue Reading →
Opening night for the month long Art to the Ave event, which pairs local artists with businesses in the Greenwich Avenue area, benefited from mild temps and clear skies. Continue Reading →
Opening night is Thursday, May 4, from 5:30 to 8:00pm. Practically every location on Greenwich Avenue will be hosting a special reception that night for the artists and the public. In addition the viewers will be entertained by more than 15 bands, musical groups and other performers. Continue Reading →
The Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich is expected to benefit from an estimated $41,000 annual savings Continue Reading →
An Art-Deco inspired landmark building just two blocks from the Greenwich train station, has been listed on the Connecticut Register of Historic Places. The building will be the new headquarters of Granoff Architects. Continue Reading →
Recent Greenwich Academy graduates use the Career Resource Center to apply for internships or connect with women working in fields of interest. Continue Reading →