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Truesdell brainstormed for weeks about how to culminate the end of the year. As the COVID-19 crisis intensified and restrictions tightened, she had to abandon her initial plan to dance in a smaller theater without a live audience. Continue Reading →
Molly and Grace Wills, founders of The Waverly Project, led a special outing to Greenwich Dance Studio on Saturday. Girls in the Waverly Project become Waverly Girls when they sign up for educational field trips and service projects. On Saturday they met Kate Truesdell, founder and owner of the popular studio in Cos Cob. Truesdell, a longtime friend of the Wills sisters, was selected as an entrepreneurial role model who persevered for years until the dream of having her own dance studio in Greenwich became a reality. The goal of the field trips is to expose young girls to different careers and passions of local businesswomen, artists, and professionals. Continue Reading →
What do you want to do when you grow up? Greenwich’s Molly Wills’ The Waverly Project organizes tours where young girls visit passionate artists, entrepreneurs and professionals and experience what it’s like to walk in their shoes. Continue Reading →
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Make fun of health nuts all you want. Green and Tonic goes through 50 cases of kale a week. With a menu full of carefully selected, locally-sourced plant-based ingredients, Cai and Jeffrey Pandolfino’s juices and prepared foods, are both delicious and healthy. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Dance Studio opened in Cos Cob on Sept. 15 in a space that was formerly Callahan Bros Movers warehouse. Continue Reading →
Kate Truesdell and Frank Carpenteri welcome a baby girl, Tapley Brooks Carpenteri, to the family. Welcome to Greenwich, Tapley! Congratulations Kate and Frank! Continue Reading →