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Please join Greenwich Green & Clean volunteers and Skip the Straw Greenwich at Town Firehouses in Byram, Cos Cob, Glenville, Sound Beach and Greenwich Point for a Townwide Cleanup day. Get daffodil bulbs for Spring beauty and for COMMUNITY SERVICE CERTIFICATES. Continue Reading →
All Greenwich residents are invited to shred. Cost is $2 per box, cash only. Maximum is 5 boxes per car. Continue Reading →
The second annual Last Taste of Summer craft beer festival benefited from warm temps and sunshine on Saturday following a week of very heavy rain. The festival featured live music and numerous food trucks, with samplings from over 30 of Connecticut’s finest craft breweries and distilleries. Proceeds of the festival went to Live Green CT! ’s Start In Your Own Front Yard Program that helps to prevent plastic from getting into the ocean. Continue Reading →
All shreds created at home or in an office must now be delivered to Holly Hill and placed in the container dedicated to paper shreds (which will be recycled). Continue Reading →
First Selectman Pete Tesei suggested the Chamber again take over the project. Chamber Director Marcia O’Kane suggested the Town take it over. Continue Reading →
About 30 Japanese expatriates gathered in a Sam Bridge greenhouse with Mary Hull and Sally Davies of Greenwich Green & Clean to arrange holiday baskets of greenery. Continue Reading →
The first ever “Last Taste of Summer” in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park on Saturday was a celebration of both beer and the prospect of sustainability. Continue Reading →
Scot Weicker and Daphne Dixon shared further details of the upcoming Last Taste of Summer craft beer festival and celebration of sustainability, set for Sept 30 in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Continue Reading →
Winter litter must be removed from parks, walkways and roadways to maintain a beautiful Town. When litter exists in a neighborhood personal behaviors are negatively affected. Continue Reading →
Shredding event anticipates over 10 tons (3 trucks of paper), which is equal to over 180 trees. One large tree can provide a one-day supply of oxygen for four people. Continue Reading →