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The family-friendly event features 40+ groups, all with information and activities. The event is free and open to the public. There will be face painting, a free raw bar and tours of the schooner SoundWaters, a Marine Police boat, and a shellfish barge. Come learn about all the seps being taken to protect the Sound and its creatures. Continue Reading →
The DOT said the detour would take drivers from Lake Ave to Lower Cross Road, to North Street, to Clapboard Ridge Rd, to Grahamptom Lane and back to Lake Ave. Continue Reading →
“These trays also lead to enormous amounts of waste because they are not considered recyclable in Greenwich. Over 480,000 trays will be added to the waste stream each year – without these trays, there will be a 75% reduction of cafeteria waste.” – Emma Burstiner, GHS Beak Editor-in-Chief Continue Reading →
Based on Peter Benchley’s best-selling novel, Steven Spielberg’s 1975 shark saga set the standard for the new Hollywood popcorn blockbuster while frightening millions of moviegoers out of the water. Continue Reading →
There will be fire trucks, construction equipment, bounce houses, food trucks, live music and more. Continue Reading →
A third Republican candidate for Greenwich First Selectman has emerged. Tod Laudonia is a longtime Greenwich resident and has been a licensed real estate broker since 1980. He served as the Town’s Tax Collector from 2009 to 2017. Mr. Laudonia, who has been interviewed by the RTC search committee, joins Republicans Mike Mason (BET member and former chair) and State Rep Fred Camillo (District 151) as hopefuls for the job. To date Granit Balidemaj, Joe Kelly and Dan Quigley have announced candidacies for Republican selectman. Continue Reading →
A plan for outdoor dining at Famous Greek Kitchen was approved with several conditions including a valet parking plan behind the restaurant accessed via Armonk Street. Continue Reading →
Sabrina DiMare Taylor said before she was born in New York, her parents and older sister Maria came to the US from Minturno, Italy to pursue the American Dream. The family has operated their pastry shop in Riverside Commons for 43 years, one of the rare surviving “mom and pop” shops. Continue Reading →
The Concours continues its tradition of holding two unique Concours back-to-back, with American cars and motorcycles on Saturday, June 1, and foreign marques on Sunday, June 2. Continue Reading →
C. Parker Gallery is currently showcasing photographer Mark Weiss’ work on 1980s rock and roll and is also featuring pieces by the silkscreen artist and Fox 5 NYC anchor Steve Lacey. The exhibit, “Good Times, Big Hair” coincides with the Greenwich Town Party, where Lynyrd Skynyrd, an artist he frequently worked with, performed on Saturday. Continue Reading →