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On Tuesday, Dom Delfino at Joey B’s hosted a fundraiser for the Greenwich High School club called YNET, a group of students who specialize in raising awareness of teen dating violence. Continue Reading →
The collection drive runs Monday, January 30 through Monday, February 13, with collection bins at all 3 middle schools, GHS and the YWCA Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The event, which runs from 11:00 am until 3:00pm, will feature an authentic Chinese buffet, Chinese music, dragon dance, professional and student performances, demonstrations and workshops for all ages.
There will also be arts & crafts activities and both a raffle and marketplace. 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 →
An impressive panel convened at the YWCA of Greenwich on Wednesday night to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Junior, and serve as a reminder in these times of increased hate speech and hate crimes of the importance of civil discourse. Continue Reading →
The magazine’s editor, Mike Lawson, said his staff was blown away by the heartfelt, inspiring stories about band director and orchestra leader candidates. Continue Reading →
Highlights of people and events from 2016 in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Currently at GHS there are “soft caps”which are a recommendation that sophomores take no more than 2, juniors no more than 3, and seniors no more than 4 AP courses in a year.
At the last student government meeting there was lively discussion, and a vote on whether to endorse a “hard cap.” Continue Reading →
The annual Greenwich High School Band Holiday Concert Wednesday, December 21, 2016 – 7:30pm in the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center – John Yoon, Director of Bands and Ben Walker Associated Director of Bands. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School grad Elizabeth Budinoff is mid-way through her years at Furman University in South Carolina, where she enjoys Greek life and tradition of gift-giving as a means of gratitude and welcoming newcomers. That tradition combined with a hobby of painting coolers was the genesis of a small business operation, where each project is a one-of-a-kind collaboration with the customer. Continue Reading →