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The RMA guest speaker on Nov 29 is Dr. Joseph Feuerstein, Hospital internist and holistic physician, Stamford and Greenwich Hospitals who will talk about Cannabinoids. Continue Reading →
His talk is titled, “Recent Multi-State Actions by Attorneys General.” Continue Reading →
Mayor Caroline Simmons’ vision for Stamford features economic development and infrastructure improvement, including a $1.5 billion school construction plan. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Retired Men’s Association’s speaker for Wednesday, July 5 will be John “Chick” Donohue who will discuss his journey to Vietnam in 1968 to deliver beer to several of his friends who were serving in the armed services. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Retired Men’s Association is hosting Robert Wolterstorff, Ph.D., the executive director of The Bruce Museum, on April 26th at 11:00am sharp, in person at First Presbyterian Church, 37 Lafayette Place in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, Policy Director, American Immigration Council, will speak on the immigration issues facing our country: applicant trends, U.S regulations, how immigrants integrate into our society, how other countries impact our initiatives, the conflicts between political parties and administrations, AND “the wall.” Continue Reading →
John P Reese to address Greenwich RMA on Feb 22: Learning from Luminary Investors: The Wisdom of Warren Buffet, Ben Graham and Peter Lynch.” Continue Reading →
Unique among the armed forces in not being part of the Defense Department, the Coast Guard is a military branch within the Department of Homeland Security and part of the departments of treasury and transportation. Whereas the U.S. Navy operates throughout the globe, the Coast Guard mainly conducts its many missions within the U.S. and its waterways. Continue Reading →
In the short span of five years, America and China have entered a trade war, a tech war, and a new Cold War. Continue Reading →
Pat’s vision has led, 41 years later, to the oldest, largest nonprofit sanctuary in the Western Hemisphere dedicated exclusively to the rescue of captive exotic and endangered large carnivores that have been abused, abandoned, exploited, or illegally kept. Continue Reading →