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“For students, the more you fill out your profile, more likely you’ll be notified about jobs. There is a checklist. Students can upload a photo, where they go to school, what they’re studying, past work and skills. I expect babysitting and sports lessons will be huge.” – Lane Critchell, founder of Stask
The event is on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at Burning Tree Country Club, 120 Perkins Road, Greenwich. Registration is required.
Whatever your destination, always BYO (and wear) a helmet when operating on two wheels. And remember: E-bikes and scooters should use UL-certified batteries and never be charged aboard any vehicle or station. – Jim Cameron
Gun violence continues to be one of the leading causes of deaths of
children and teens, and in Connecticut 151 people were killed in 2025.
Up-to-the-MInute Greenwich property transfers, June 23-24 from the Assessor’s office at Greenwich Town Hall. Continue Reading →
Joan Lunden, will serve as Master of Ceremonies at its 2015 OCEAN Gala for Greenwich Hospital on Sat., October 24. Continue Reading →
The Mayor’s Gallery presents “Person and Place,” a retrospective by Ellen Gordon. The exhibition runs July 7 – September 8, 2015 Continue Reading →
“Get those ice cream makers out the closet, dust them off and begin making ice cream in time for July 4th. This is such an easy vanilla ice cream recipe. Serve it plain or mix in your favorite whatever. You’ll be the hit of the neighborhood whether you like it or not!” – Victoria Hart Glavin of Tiny New York Kitchen Continue Reading →
More than 200 swimmers and volunteers are set to participate in the ninth annual Swim Across America Greenwich-Stamford Swim Saturday morning. The Swim will be held on the Greenwich-Stamford border at 96 Cummings Point Road, Stamford, Connecticut, on the shores of the headquarters for the Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy (ACGT), the beneficiary of this year’s swim and the nation’s only non-profit foundation dedicated exclusively to funding cancer gene therapy research. There are three open water swims at Saturday’s event: a 3-mile swim, a 1.5-mile swim, and a shorter half-mile swim. Swimmers range in age from nine years old to 82 years old and include everyone from amateurs to Olympic athletes. Michele Graham and Lorrie Lorenz, both mothers of teenage cancer survivors, chair this inspirational event. Honorary co-chairs of the Swim Across America Greenwich-Stamford event are Olympic Gold medalist Donna de Varona and her husband John Pinto, John and Cindy Sites, Mary Henry and Howard Rubin, and Arlene and Reuben Mark. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Selectman Drew Marzullo, a Democrat, comments on the Supreme Court’s historic ruling that the Constitution guarantees same-sex the right to marriage. Continue Reading →
Eversource submitted its proposal to the Connecticut Siting Council for a Rail Road Ave substation and 2.3 miles of cable connecting the Cos Cob station to 290 Railroad Ave. Eversource are planning a public open house at Greenwich Town Hall on July 15. The revised sub station proposal includes a lower building height and deeper set back from the street to allow for some landscaping, and the addition of brick veneer siding. Continue Reading →
If you’re not in a position to adopt Trip, a sweet, calm southern hound-lab mix being fostered in Greenwich, please share his story. Trip is 4 or 5 years old, very calm, housebroken, likes to ride in the car and take walks. Continue Reading →
From Hidden Brook to Hillcrest to Hillside… up-to-the-minute Greenwich property transfers on June 23, 2015 Continue Reading →
On Friday morning J McLaughlin quietly reopened its new Greenwich store, doubling square footage by renovating the former Tomas Moser space at the corner of Church Street and East Putnam Ave. Continue Reading →