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“‘Girls Speak Out’ is global, with girls from all over the world. I have met girls on Zoom from far away, including Bangladesh, Nepal and the Philippines. It’s about speaking out for girls’ rights, finding what we deserve and trying to help save a lot of girls being hurt. Our main effort is against child marriage.” – Adeline “Addie” Lane, grade 8, Sacred Heart Greenwich Continue Reading →
The building, which serves as a retail training site for the Abilis Employment program, has been transformed. Continue Reading →
In 2023 Greenwich Academy purchased 54-acres of vacant land fronting on Glenville Road, Pecksland Road and Riversville Road. Continue Reading →
Collazo said last year the Harmony Project served 602 victims of domestic and sexual violence, and responded to 3,078 calls to their 24/7 hotline – (203) 622-0003 – where a counselor will answer and help with crisis intervention, counseling and even emergency shelter and legal guidance as necessary. Continue Reading →
The two-mile walk at Tod’s Point brought together families, friends and supporters of all ages to raise critical funds for NPC research and treatments. Continue Reading →
The displays can be enjoyed through Halloween along with colorful fall plants, pumpkins, gourds and gifts in the retail store including tarot cards, Venus fly traps and candles. Continue Reading →
In discussion about the number of horses allowed on the property, based on today’s feeding standards the CT Dept of Agriculture advises that strict square-footage or acreage caps per animal are outdated. Continue Reading →
The 7th annual Art in the Park event in Binney Park, sponsored by the Old Greenwich Merchants Association, will take place in Old Greenwich’s Binney Park on Sunday, October 4 from 10:00am to 5:00pm. Continue Reading →
The restaurant space is part of Greenwich Crossing, the $30 million mixed-use commercial and train station revitalization at 2–34 Railroad Avenue. The restaurant use was previously approved for 112 seats in 2023. The applicant has not been able to secure a lease with a nationally prominent restaurant and requested 150 seats including 20 bar seats. Continue Reading →
