Obituary: Ralph DeNunzio
Ralph D. DeNunzio, the longtime Chief Executive Officer of Kidder, Peabody & Co. Incorporated and a prominent leader on Wall Street for many years,…
Day: October 21, 2022
Greenwich Hospital cancer program receives national reaccreditation
The Smilow Cancer Hospital Care Center in Greenwich was awarded a full three-year reaccreditation from the Commission on Cancer and the National Accreditation Program…
Westminster Abbey Music Director to perform on Christ Church’s new organ
Jamie Hitel, the Music Director of Christ Church Greenwich, introduces the work of renown organist James O’Donnell, his influence in Hitel’s life and what he sees O’Donnell bringing to Christ Church as an artist in residence.
Editorial: Run On Your Record
Editorial about how Greenwich does not respond to negative campaign and how those running for office should run on their record.
The Greenwich High-End Market Over $5 Million – $5-10M Looking Good, Over $10 Million Not So Much
If you look at the entire year by annualizing our 2022 sales so far you come with a projected 112 sales for the year and a total dollar amount of $783 million compared to total sales of 135 sales last year and $1.069 billion dollars. That sounds pretty horrible, a drop of 23 sales and $287 million or over a quarter billion dollars in lost sales volume at the high-end. These projected 2022 numbers are not horrible, in fact they are excellent.
Department of Human Services has new logo
The Greenwich Department of Human Services (GDHS), which supports Greenwich residents in need, has a brand new logo – and it was designed by…
James O’Donnell addresses his upcoming Christ Church celebratory organ concert
James O’Donnell Westminster Abbey’s Director of Music and principal conductor of the Abbey Choir answers questions about his upcoming celebratory organ concert at Christ Church Greenwich, his part in Queen Elizabeth II’s Funeral service, and upcoming new roles at Yale University.
News Briefs: October 21
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