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“It quickly became apparent among the large crowd of teens that there were many intoxicated juveniles. More than the number of ambulances that could transport them,” said Lt. Kraig Gray at the Monday morning police briefing to reporters. Continue Reading →
Molly Spaeth’s interest in community service started with a penny drive for relief to Haiti after the earthquake in 2010. Continue Reading →
Many teen centers last just two or three years, shuttering following an incident. But not Arch Street Teen Center, which has the distinction of being the longest running teen center in the US. Continue Reading →
All proceeds from the Turkey Trot will directly benefit the Greenwich Alliance for Education’s programs that aim to foster educational success for Greenwich Public School students. Continue Reading →
Stress, Success and Teenage Setbacks: “Let’s Talk Mental Health” is a free event on Thursday, Nov. 10th from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at ARCH Street Teen Center. Special guest will be MTV’s Giovanni Rivera. Food will be provided by Garden Catering. The event is open to parents and teens. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Education Group’s free seminar on writing the college essay will cover a range of topics, including choosing the most appropriate prompt questions on the Common Application as well as supplemental essay, selecting the right topics, using the right tone, style and approach, organizing the drafts and final versions, and avoiding common mistakes. There are two sessions on Sept 14 to choose from. Continue Reading →
Monday’s dress rehearsal was the first opportunity for Offbeat Players to run through High School Musical with full costumes, lights, microphones and props. The show opens Wednesday Aug 3 at Arch Street Teen Center. Order tickets ASAP as the shows typically sell out. Continue Reading →
OBP is a theater company that provides an opportunity for young people of all backgrounds and abilities to learn from each other and benefit from participation in a performing arts program. Young people gain an appreciation and respect for one another and their contributions to the company. Continue Reading →
Detective Michael Rooney described what happens when Greenwich Police learn of an underage drinking party. He also ran through the statutes and penalties for underage possession, serving minors, fake IDs and drinking & driving. Continue Reading →
At an event billed as Stress, Success and Teenage Setbacks, GHS graduate and talent manager, Scooter Braun connected with a few hundred teens at Arch Street by identifying with them on the pressure of being from Greenwich, where so many people are successful, and acknowleding the temptation to use drugs to ease the pain of every day stress. Continue Reading →