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In preparation for the 2017 World Junior Championships in New Zealand later this month, the United States National Junior Men’s and Women’s Squash Team trained at the Sacred Heart Greenwich Mayer Squash Center Athletic Building. Continue Reading →
“The challenges of incivility and polarization are distressing problems in today’s landscape. Finding “common ground” demands listening and that can’t easily be done when participants are shouting at each other in anger and frustration.” – The Nantucket Project Continue Reading →
At the Greenwich Town Party, both boats and raft ups filled Greenwich Harbor, while across Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, thousands set up beach chairs on the law to settle in for a day of visiting with neighbors, listening to live music and sampling delicacies of local restaurants and eateries. Continue Reading →
The weather was perfect and anticipation built in the air for the annual Julian Curtiss ringing in ceremony on Friday, Sept 16. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich International Film Festival announced the honorees for the 2nd annual Changemaker Gala, which will take place on Friday, June 10th with a cocktail reception at Betteridge. Continue Reading →
Legendary photographer Bob Gruen made his Connecticut debut at Samuel Owen Gallery on Wednesday night. Continue Reading →
On Monday night, Greenwich High School held its annual induction ceremony of new members to the Greenwich High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. Continue Reading →
Art to the Avenue will kick off on May 7 with a party up and down Greenwich Avenue. Participating shops and businesses will feature the work of local artists during May. Continue Reading →
Miller Motorcars Ferrari Maserati showroom was the setting for a lavish kick-off party for Greenwich Restaurant Week. Continue Reading →
Hundreds turned out to accompany veterans in a community walk down Greenwich Ave for Veteran’s Day. The walk was punctuated by a ceremony emceed by Bruce Winningham, with remarks from Ed Vick and Heather Knapp. Continue Reading →