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The renewed focus on thrifting is driven in party by a reaction against fast fashion and a desire for sustainability, especially among the young people. There are three popular thrift shops in Greenwich: Rummage Room in Old Greenwich, The Marketplace by Fofie and Mia’s in Byram, and the Greenwich Auxiliary Thrift Shop in Chickahominy.
Campers head out on camp boats – the Pelagic Beast in Greenwich – to explore the waters of the Long Island Sound, for a complete, unique outdoor experience. Guided by Coast Guard licensed captains daily, children are taught the basic fundamentals needed to catch their own fish.
A Greenwich high school student spent this spring conducting hands-on marine research through the SoundWaters Research Intensive (SRI), studying topics ranging from kelp farming to biodiversity. Their work offers a compelling look at how students are engaging with local environmental issues and Long Island Sound.
Welcome to the 2026 GFP Summer Camp Guide. We will continue to add camps. Contact Heather Brown at [email protected] for details.
Anyone with information on the distraction type burglary on Arthur Street (off Weaver Street, near West Putnam Ave) are asked to contact Greenwich Police. Continue Reading →
“We are simply wasting the taxpayers money if we continue to throw “new” money at a road and highway infrastructure that no longer serves the needs of our citizens.” – Richard May, Greenwich Continue Reading →
The first in a series of Burgers, Beers and Butchers events with abundant sampling opportunities took place Thursday night to a grateful crowd in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
Thursday night’s centennial year celebration of the YMCA of Greenwich benefited from displays of archival photos. Meanwhile, outside, in the cupola a multi-colored light warmed up a frigid February night in honor of the landmark’s birthday. Continue Reading →
On Monday night, Greenwich Police responded to a witness report of an erratic driver in Byram. Police caught up with the driver, who was pulled over and asleep at the wheel. Continue Reading →
Participants aboard the Aquarium’s unique new hybrid-electric research vessel, R/V Spirit of the Sound, will make passes by five century-old beacons: Peck Ledge, Greens Ledge and Sheffield Island lighthouses in Norwalk, Penfield Reef Lighthouse in Fairfield and Stratford Shoal (Middle Ground) Light. This 4-1/2 hour Central Long Island Sound Lighthouse Cruise departs at 10:00 a.m. Advance reservations are required. Continue Reading →
For the first time, Whitby School has reached capacity, enrolling 450 students for the 2015-2016 school year, an increase of nearly 60 students since 2012. Whitby is still accepting applications for the 2016-17 school year. Continue Reading →
The Avon Theatre & Barrett Bookstore present an evening with author Markus Zusak celebrating the 10th Anniversary of his acclaimed novel The Book Thief, on Monday, March 14 at 7:00 p.m. There will be Q&A and book signing, followed by a screening of The Book Thief (2013). Continue Reading →
Anthony Lopez apologized to members of the DTC on Thursday night for any hurt feelings caused by his open letter about the committee’s lack of diversity, but said he wasn’t calling anyone racist. He said that students in the GHS student center separate themselves by race and socio-economic class, and that he was disappointed to read a blog saying he’d called the DTC racist pigs. The blog included a photo of KKK members in white hoods. Continue Reading →
“How to Run – For Greenwich Elective and Appointive Offices,” a publication of the League of Women Voters of Greenwich Educational Fund, has recently been updated by Board member, Dr. Deirdre Kamlani. This publication is essential reading for Greenwich citizens interested in serving the Town in elective or appointive offices. It is a comprehensive procedural guide that includes an election timeline as well as the rules and regulations that govern the nomination and election process. This booklet is helpful for those planning to run for office and those who would like to get appointed to a slot on a Town board, commission or committee. “Our Town is very fortunate to have such talented and involved residents, many of whom play important roles in both elected and appointed offices,” said LWVG Steering Committee member Cyndy Anderson. Continue Reading →