Reflecting on a meaningful life: A tribute to Esther Bushell
Greenwich High School graduate Kristin Toretta Lee reconnects with her high school English teacher after 20 years and reflects on the influence she has had on her life.
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Day: October 9, 2020
On my watch: Chase Banksville going, going, gone? Not on Easy Kelsey’s watch
Easy Kelsey of Kelsey Farm shares her efforts to fight the removal of the Chase Bank in Banksville, with other store owners expressing their similar sentiments.
A Socially-Distanced Blessing of the Animals
On Sunday, October 4th, Christ Church Greenwich welcomed animals and their proud owners to a socially-distanced blessing.
Breast Cancer Alliance Kicks-Off Awareness Month With Flag Raising
Last Thursday, the Breast Cancer Alliance (BCA), a Greenwich-based nonprofit, held a flag raising ceremony at Greenwich Town Hall to kick-off Breast Cancer Awareness Month for October.
The BCA’s mission, according to their website, is to improve the survival rate and quality of life for those impacted by breast cancer through better prevention, early detection, treatment and cure.
Wesskum Wood Road Bridge Replacement
Last week, the Greenwich Department of Public Works, along with Stantec Consulting Services, held a virtual public information meeting on the replacement of the Wesskum Wood Road bridge over Binney Park Brook in Old Greenwich.
The project is in the early design process, and the meeting served as a way to get feedback and input from the community.
A new children’s book with Greenwich connections packs a “soft” message
Author Martina Faulkner shares the ideas that generated her children's book, "When the World Went Quiet," and how it took on different dimensions in the writing.
September Sales are Another Record – Why Aren’t Prices Up More
Sales were up 150% in September and set a record for any month since the recession and also were the best September for any year. Market activity is as high as it has been all year with contracts up 150% over last year. Contracts may have peaked albeit in August rather than in May like in normal year. Home prices in Greenwich have risen, but not as much as you might expect with this level of demand.
State Representative Candidates Debate at Greenwich Town Hall
By Richard Kaufman Candidates for State Representative in Greenwich Districts 149, 150 and 151 sat down for a debate on Thursday night from Greenwich…
State Senate Candidates Kasser, Fazio Debate at Greenwich Town Hall
By Richard Kaufman Candidates for the 36th Senate District squared-off in a debate Thursday night from Greenwich Town Hall, and presented differing views on…
Family, Forgiveness, and Freedom
One family's redemption story that began in a simple wedding ceremony in 1969 and grew to multiply and flourish for fifty years and counting. How has it grown? Through the redemptive work of forgiveness, unconditional love, and true freedom.
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