Greenwich Teen’s Hobby Leads to Scholarship Award
A prestigious organization of the country’s top rare coin experts has awarded its annual “Young Numismatist” scholarship to Christian Hartch, 18, of Greenwich. The…
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Day: October 23, 2019
Editorial: Octobers
Editorial about the month of October and enjoying it in Greenwich
Obituary: Florence DeCaro
Florence R. DeCaro, a lifelong resident of Greenwich, passed away Sunday, Oct. 20. Born to James and Lorenza DeCaro on May 23, 1932, Florence…
Neighbor to Neighbor Goes Forward With The New Building
The Board of Directors of Neighbor to Neighbor is pleased to announce their ability to move forward with the new structure at 248 East Putnam Avenue, steps away from their current location, breaking ground as soon as the building permit is approved
Student ‘STEMinists’ Fundraise to Support Women in Science Conference
Greenwich cartoonists AJ Ink hosted a fundraiser to help the 5th Annual Women in Science Conference on Oct. 24 in Shenzhen, China. A “STEMinist”…
Camillo, Oberlander Debate in Backcountry
On Tuesday night in the backcountry in front of a standing-room-only crowd of about 300 people inside the Round Hill Community House, First Selectman candidates Jill Oberlander, a democrat, and Fred Camillo, a republican, faced off in their final public debate before the Nov. 5 election.
Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Greenwich and moderated by Jara Burnett of the League, the candidates were asked questions which were submitted by the Round Hill Association, Northeast Greenwich Association and Northwest Greenwich Association. They were also asked questions that were submitted by the public. Most of the questions focused on the backcountry.
‘Howl & Prowl’ to benefit Adopt-a-Dog
Pet Pantry Warehouse will host the 12th annual Howl & Prowl in support of Adopt-a-Dog on Sunday, Oct. 27 at Greenwich Commons Park, 290…
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