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“You’re worried the tree might fall, I’d be worried about waves coming over the sea wall and scouring out your front yard. That tree root system is going to protect you and because it’s going to hold your earth.” – Commissioner Arn Welles
Sacred Heart Greenwich is proud to announce that Sarah Bellissimo ’27, Caeley Clough ’27, Meghan Marshall ’27, Carolyn McBreen ’27, Whitney Rousseau ’27, and Miranda Zapata-Mardini ’27 were named as 2027 Commended Students by the National Merit Scholarship Program (NMSC).
Farm to school programs promote food education and help students access seasonal produce by shifting to local food procurement. Teaching students how to grow, cook, and value nourishing food empowers the next generation of leaders to make informed decisions and equips them with essential life skills. – Ali Ghiorse
The event will take place on Sunday, October 4, at 9:00am at Bruce Park. This free, family-and pet-friendly one-mile walk is open to the entire community and aims to raise awareness about domestic violence and the free services available to survivors and their families.
Julian Curtiss School Principal Eduardo Calderón said the renovation preserved the history and character of the building while creating modern accessibility at the school. Continue Reading →
Participants should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes and bring sunscreen, bug spray, and a reusable water bottle. Trash bags and disposable rubber gloves will be provided. Continue Reading →
First Congregational Church in Old Greenwich is located at 108 Sound Beach Avenue, Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
There are opportunities for artists who specialize in acrylics, oil, photography, aluminum or Plexiglass prints, mixed media, charcoal, watercolor, pen and ink, ceramics and hand-made crafts. Continue Reading →
Family-Friendly 2-Mile Walk Supports Promising New Research and Treatments for Rare Childhood Disease Niemann-Pick Type C. Continue Reading →
Drivers are urged to stay off Greenwich roads if possible, particularly in low-lying areas and areas prone to flooding. Continue Reading →
Christ Church’s Dogwood Books & Gifts is hosting a book talk, “The Escalating AI Race — and the Fight for Our Humanity” with Kevin Roose, New York Times Tech Tech Columnist, Author, and Co-Host of “Hard Fork” Podcast, on Oct 9 at 6:30 to 8:30pm. Continue Reading →
Approximately 30 firefighters responded to the scene. The quick and coordinated work of the crews helped prevent additional damage to the school, although one classroom did sustain significant damage. Continue Reading →
About 100 community members gathered at Mueller Preserve to celebrate five decades of conservation and look ahead to the next 50 years. Continue Reading →
“9/11: Reclaiming Ground Zero,” a documentary film exploring the role citizens played in shaping the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site, will be shown at 2:00pm on Saturday, September 19, in the Bruce Museum Auditorium. Continue Reading →