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All teens will need to register for an Arch Street Pass. Registration is free and can be done online. It includes acceptance of the Code of Conduct. Middle schoolers can no longer arrive or leave by Uber. Continue Reading →
“We continue to cope with the impact of the disruptions and lack of engagement caused by the pandemic.” – Danielle Sittol, Youth Services Bureau at Greenwich’s Dept of Human Services Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police and several community groups are partnering to host a teen night in the Arch Street Teen center on July 8. Continue Reading →
An event featuring James O’Keefe of Project Veritas was originally scheduled at the Teen Center, but was moved to the Delamar. Continue Reading →
Before an a live audience at the Greenwich Teen Center on Wednesday, the newly elected members of the Greenwich Board of Selectmen were sworn in. Continue Reading →
On Monday the Town of Greenwich issued an RFP (#7626) for a mixed use development in the Island Beach Parking lot at 121 Arch Street. The Town encourages the developer to submit creative proposals which will include commercial uses that generate strong economic activity such as shopping, dining, and entertainment, while conforming to the existing surrounding area and neighborhoods. Continue Reading →
The lease at Arch Street Teen Center has been extended twice. Neighbor to Neighbor needs a place for inventory storage and distribution that has adequate parking and is centrally located. Continue Reading →
Every year, Neighbor to Neighbor offers turkeys to families in need, However, in 2020, far more households are having difficulty making ends meet. Continue Reading →
“In the past, Neighbor to Neighbor had their food pantry at Christ Church and clients would come and ‘shop,’ but that has been shut down. We’re doing this all together as one big lift. It’s giving us all a common goal so people don’t fall into despair.” – Margaret Tjimos-Goldberg, Executive Director, Neighbor to Neighbor Continue Reading →
“Our traditional way of purchasing and obtaining food is diminishing due to stresses in the supply chain and prices are escalating at a very dramatic rate.” – Margaret Tjimos-Goldberg, Neighbor to Neighbor Continue Reading →