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This is a great way to get a jump start on your holiday decorating! The Festival of Tabletop Trees will bring the 2019 holiday decorating season to life with spectacularly decorated tabletop trees in the Museum Lobby. Continue Reading →
As of November 2019 only 39 of the 163 police agencies in Connecticut have achieved accreditation. Continue Reading →
Sophia Scarpelli and her staff at Sophia’s Costume Shop have been busy transforming the shop from its set up as a busy Halloween costume sales and rentals destination to an enticing Christmas emporium. On Nov 21, Sophia’s is partnering with The Undies Project for a holiday sip & shop in the store from 5:00pm to 8:00pm, and will donate 10% of proceeds to The Undies Project. Come enjoy a glass of wine and light hors d’oeuvres and show your support for the mission of The Undies Project. Inspiration for The Undies Project came to Lucy Langley in 2014 while she was volunteering at Neighbor to Neighbor sorting clothes for distribution. Realizing realized that underwear was the most under-donated and most needed item of clothing, she couldn’t imagine what it would be like to go without this basic necessity, or having to make the choice between putting a meal on the table or buying new underwear. Continue Reading →
For the last several seasons, Coach Arango has been a member of the New Canaan High School Baseball and Basketball staffs. Continue Reading →
After crashing into a utility pole on North Street a driver was charged with DUI, Evading Responsibility and Failure to Maintain Lane. Continue Reading →
To honor her life a graveside service will be held 1:00pm Thursday November 21 at St. Mary’s at 399 North Street Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“With the way the market has changed, malls are dead. So let’s find other uses for it.” – Deputy Director of Planning David Woods, PhD, AICP Continue Reading →
Neighbors complained that 46 Mead Ave was more than an eyesore, but rather a safety risk. Continue Reading →
“How the scam works is you find your target and maybe they’re an older person or someone down on their luck, befriend them, get their confidence and then start draining their account.” – Lt John Slusarz Continue Reading →
The house-like structure will be set back on the 10 acre Christ Church property, behind what used to be a carriage house. Continue Reading →