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Tuesday night’s Planning & Zoning commission meeting included a chance for dozens of neighbors and their attorneys to elaborate on their objections to Neighbor to Neighbor’s proposed food pantry and clothing distribution building adjacent to Christ Church and the Tomes Higgins House. Continue Reading →
Oct 1-2 is a busy weekend in Greenwich, with events including the Knights of Columbus flea market, the chili cook off in Cos Cob, the Boys & Girls Club Muddy Up at Camp Simmons, the GHS class of ’76 reunion, the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Co open house, and the Teddy Bear Clinic at Greenwich Hospital. Also, apple season begins at the Greenwich Farmers Market in Horseneck lot. Continue Reading →
“The insults from the Neighbor to Neighbor representatives directed at their residential neighbors were not appreciated, and uncalled for. It was mean and hurtful. This is not a personal issue. It’s a zoning issue.” – JD Southard Continue Reading →
Do you make a mean chili? This year’s annual chili cook-off is set for Oct 1 from 3:00pm until 6:00pm at Diamond Hill United Methodist Church in Cos Cob, and the organizers are looking for entries! Continue Reading →
On Thursday Oct 6 from 9:00am until 1:00pm the Greenwich Commission on Aging, Greenwich Dept of Health and Greenwich Hospital present the second annual Health & Wellness Expo. At 11:15am award winning comedian Jane Condon will perform “Laughing for the Health of It.” Continue Reading →
At Neighbor to Neighbor, underwear is the most under donated, and most needed, item of clothing. The Undies Project at Neighbor to Neighbor will hold its inaugural fundraiser, Cocktails & Comedy, featuring local comédienne Jane Condon on Saturday, October 1, from 7:00-10:00 pm at First Presbyterian Church’s Fellowship Hall. Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor Executive Director Nancy Coughlin reports that Greenwich, Cos Cob and Old Greenwich post offices collected over 30,000 lbs of nonperishable food for the food pantry. Continue Reading →
Throughout April, Diamond Hill United Methodist Church and Little Pub – neighbors along East Putnam Ave in Cos Cob – will compete in second annual Peanut Butter and Jelly Challenge to benefit Neighbor to Neighbor. Continue Reading →
This year, with the help of the Roots and Shoots Club and others, GHS will collect non-perishable food items for ONE DAY ONLY, Thursday, Sept. 11. The pledge is to collect 2,985 cans of food, one in memory of each life lost that day, for donation to Neighbor-to-Neighbor, a nonprofit organization serving residents in need throughout the Greenwich area. Continue Reading →
In 2013, Neighbor to Neighbor provided 300,000 nutritious meals to over 660 families. Continue Reading →