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Having collected a whopping 2,493 pairs of socks in October, Jackson needed to borrow a wheelbarrow to move all the socks from his parents’ car to the elevator inside Inspirica’s building at 141 Franklin Street. Continue Reading →
“We offer a truly authentic, unique food experience that directly connects you to the farmer, and people like to support a local business who is sourcing local food.” – Mike Geller Continue Reading →
Mike Pietrafeso is proud to announce the opening of his second Roost Kitchen + Coffee at Stamford Urby on Friday, Oct 25. Continue Reading →
At a May meeting in Stamford there were numerous objections from residents to a proposed commercial mooring in the waters of Stamford Harbor south of the Stamford Breakwater, on both environmental grounds and concerns for safety of small craft. Continue Reading →
Avon Theatre welcomes Stuart Adelberg as their new Executive Director Continue Reading →
Stamford’s plastic bag ban is unique from Greenwich’s in that there will be a 10¢ fee for each paper bag. Continue Reading →
Do you know where your single stream recycling goes? Greenwich residents’ efforts to rinse and clean recycling keep the Town’s costs down. GFP went inside City Carting’s Taylor reed facility in Stamford where a Van Dyk machine the size of the GHS student center moves recycling through an obstacle course of conveyor belts, magnets, wind tunnels and rotating blades. Continue Reading →
Hundreds gathered in Stamford’s Mill River Park for the March for Our Lives demonstration. About a dozen high school students spoke. Paul Simon sang The Sound of Silence. Continue Reading →
The Palace Theatre in Stamford welcomed Chicago, one of the longest running and most successful pop/rock ‘n’ roll groups in history, for the nonprofit’s 8th Annual Spotlight Soirée Gala, which also marked the venue’s 90th anniversary. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, May 23 at 8:30pm, the Avon Theatre in Stamford will screen the film PINK FLOYD – THE WALL, which is based on the 1979 Pink Floyd album of the same name, is a 1982 British film directed by Alan Parker. Continue Reading →