Different Pomp, New Circumstances
We are leaning to do a lot of things differently this year including how we celebrate our graduates
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Day: May 28, 2020
All Will Be Well
Many weeks of quarantine have produced particular needs for caregiving. Greenwich people are stepping up to the challenge in homes and in institutions. Who are those who convey the hope that ultimately "all will be well?"
Thriving in Quarantine
With COVID-19 creating an unprecedented situation, it can be easy to lose hope. But, with a shift in perspective, this period of time offers many benefits that were unobtainable otherwise. Zane discusses how he's been thriving in quarantine, despite having his last semester at Greenwich High School entirely online.
No Pomp, but much Circumstance. Graduating into a post- COVID World
Graduation into a post-COVID world
CT Residents Can Apply for Home Heating Assistance
Governor Ned Lamont is reminding Connecticut residents who need help paying last winter’s home heating bills that there is still time to apply to…
Obituary: Diamante Bellantoni
Diamante Bellantoni, of Santa Barbara, passed away on April 29, 2020, surrounded by loved ones. She was 89 years old. Diamante was born on…
GHS Senior Awarded Equitable Excellence Scholarship
Greenwich High School Senior Melissa Woo was recently awarded a $2,500 Equitable Excellence Scholarship for her work creating a mobile application, “Under My Wing,”…
Obituary: Maureen O’Reilly
Maureen K. O’Reilly, 91, of Edgehill Senior Living of Stamford died peacefully on May 11, 2020, with her family by her side. She was…
Parsonage Cottage Residents Benefit from iPad Drive
Parsonage Cottage Senior Residence has been closed to visitors since March 9, and its longtime Executive Director Penny Lore knew she had to address…
‘Impact your World’ Workshop for Girls
The Junior League of Greenwich, together with Girls With Impact, is offering a free workshop for girls ages 12-18 titled “Impact your World,” to…
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