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Day: March 25, 2022
Obituary: Claire Simmons
Claire Colby (McCreery) Simmons of Stamford, died on Thursday, March 10, at the age of 96. Prior to moving to Stamford in 2014, she…
Column: On my watch – Nancy Bernard RIP
Archaeologists, professors, docents, and friends pay tribute to the extraordinary contributions of the late Nancy Stone Bernard, the founder of the Archaeological Associates of Greenwich.
Greenwich Helps Ukraine
Greenwich is a community that loves its non-profits, by nature, we’re a giving town. This extends not only from our local 501(c)3’s but to our places of worship, schools, and now to Ukraine. Here is what several different institutions in town are doing to donate to help Ukraine, and how you can join them in their efforts.
Column: Unfinished Learning
Column about how COVID has affected learning and what parents can do to be supportive.
OHP Blog – Pioneering Mother and Daughter Flyers of Greenwich
Mother and daughter aviator pioneers of Greenwich set records and made flying history.
Editorial: Ah, Spring…
Editorial about the coming of spring and getting outside to walk.
Column: We Honor our Community Heroes During Red Cross Month
The Red Cross celebrates Red Cross Month through all five lines of service; Disaster Service, Service to the Armed Forces, Training Services, Blood Serves/BioMed, and International Services.
The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers
and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental
Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement,
will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent,
prepare for and respond to emergencies.
Letter: Stone McGuigan on Affordable Housing
To the Editor: Connecticut municipalities have been paying attention to affordable housing of late, and that’s a good thing. All towns need diverse housing stock…
Introducing Greenwich Centenarian, Tove Elizabeth Mose
An interview with centenarian Tove Elizabeth Mose reveals the important things she values in her life.
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