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Greenwich Lions Clubs Partner with Fidelco for a Shared Vision

The Lions Clubs of Greenwich and Old Greenwich are committed to improving vision. Their mission dovetails nicely with that of Fidelco, a charity that breeds, raises and trains German Shepherds to become guide dogs, placed with clients free of charge. Continue Reading →

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Tiny New York Kitchen: Bacon

“Bacon may be prepared from either of two distinct back cuts: fatback, which is almost pure fat, or pork loin, which is very lean. Bacon cured pork loin is known as back bacon.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →

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Mary Knight: Cheers to Connecticut Voters for Electing Gun Safety

 

By Mary Knight, Nov. 8, 2014
It’s odd to be so far away from Connecticut, the birthplace of my husband and myself, and still feel so connected. Connected to Connecticut—it should be a state slogan. We are living in Israel, far from our home state, for my husband’s work, but we are thrilled about Governor Dan Malloy’s re-election. I’m especially proud of him for his courage to stand for gun control, against Goliath—the muscle-bound and sadly misled gun lobby. Continue Reading →

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What’s Vaping all About? Owner of Clouds Vapors & Lounge Explains

Studies have not shown vaping is a 100% safe hobby, but is often taken up by people as a step toward quitting smoking cigarettes. Clouds Vapors & Lounge are hosting a Cloud Competition on Saturday. Cloud Competition, two competitors are back-to-back and blow vapor clouds. A winner is decided based on size, density, length, and volume of the biggest cloud. Continue Reading →

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Tiny New York Kitchen: Turmeric Rice

“I’ve spent time in Indonesia over the past 25 years where I have taken cooking classes and have learned to prepare wonderful dishes. Rice colored with turmeric is common during festive occasions in Indonesian countries.” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →

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