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“My hope is that people join and support the agency in any way they can. Any money raised helps support individuals and our daily operations. Donations are needed more than ever.” – Andre DeNunzio, Abilis 2021 Walk/Run ambassador Continue Reading →
A memorial service will be held at the Ardsley Country Club on October 21 at 4:30pm. Continue Reading →
“Let’s make sure the candidates know there’s a new urgency in Greenwich to move to policy and action as more families find it harder to get from home to school or work or to a park in a town that has so many wonderful places to be.” – Pedal Greenwich Continue Reading →
The Council, which is comprised of top leaders from business, labor, education, nonprofits, and philanthropy, advises the Governor on workforce development issues. Continue Reading →
For the past season, she Heron was a varsity assistant coach at Darien High School. Continue Reading →
The agenda kicks off with the controversial 192-unit residential development on Church Street in downtown Greenwich. It also includes a proposal for a market, bakery and restaurant where Sophia’s Costume Shop has operated for 40 years and New York Sports Club previously operated. Continue Reading →
To honor Gemma’s life, family and friends will gather Thursday, October 14 from 4:00pm to 8:00pm at Coxe and Graziano Funeral Home, 134 Hamilton Ave, Greenwich. Funeral Mass will be held Friday, October 15 at St. Mary’s Church at 10:00am, followed by entombment at Putnam Cemetery. Continue Reading →
By Jim Cameron
Like many, I love Vermont. But I’m not crazy about getting there. From my home to Burlington VT is about 300 miles. By car, that’s at least five hours and about $50 in gas roundtrip. Flying may seem quicker, but with the airport drive it’s not much faster and will set you back about $250. Continue Reading →
Applicants should come prepared with their resume and be prepared to be interviewed during the job fair. Continue Reading →
