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Open Arts Alliance Open Arts Alliance summer stage campers participated in a two week workshop that culminated in a performance Jungle Book Kids. The group brought in outside talent to work with the children on singing, dancing and acting.
The two week summer intensive has met weekdays from 10:00-2:30pm and the show is set for Friday at 6:00pm (Break a leg!) Continue Reading →
“I tried to help a lot of people. Put the bad guys in jail. Help the people when we can help. Be fair. I always treated people the way I wanted to be treated.” – Mike O’Connor Sr, Greenwich Police Dept Continue Reading →
Before he departed for Arizona, Coach John Marinelli had publicly state he wished Tony Morello would be appointed head coach in his place. On Thursday his wish came true. Continue Reading →
Join in cheering on the Greenwich Cal Ripken teams at the Regional Tournament! Continue Reading →
“Who approved a decision which is contrary to both our Town regulations and the vote of our governing body? Section 6-170 of our Municipal Code reads “The exterior uses of pennants, banners…special promotion signs….may be allowed for a seven-day period under a permit issued for special events.” A year is a few days longer than a week.” – Edward Smith, Greenwich Continue Reading →
“It’s very Pollyanna to say they’ll be replaced and in 40 years there will be the shade.” – Jessica Taal, Charles Street Continue Reading →
On Monday night Little Beet Table held a VIP tasting event where guests sampled a variety of 100% gluten-free and veggie-forward food and drink options. Continue Reading →
Blueberries will be sold in Greenwich July 15 – August 15 (while supplies last) at the Abilis Gardens & Gifts, Greenwich Town Hall, the Greenwich YWCA and YMCA. Continue Reading →
Properties on Byram Terrace, Hamilton Avenue and Oak Ridge all had illegal apartments that the owners want to make legal via state 8-30g affordable housing statute, which makes their applications exempt from local regs. One application proposes parking is for 8 cars to be stacked in a single driveway. The applicant’s attorney said the tenants can park on the street. Continue Reading →
More than 100 local students and members of Abilis attend the second annual Together We Shine red carpet event at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich. The event was put on by the Greenwich Junior United Way in partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich and the Greenwich YWCA for Abilis. Continue Reading →