Statement from acting First Selectwoman Lauren Rabin on Town Hall delayed opening
Due to the winter storm warning in effect, Town Hall will have a delayed opening on Tuesday. February 28. This is being done out…
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Day: February 27, 2023
Aquarion: Water Infrastructure Work to Begin in Greenwich
Aquarion Water Company has announced that construction on a pressure-reducing facility project in Greenwich, Connecticut will begin on March 13, 2023. The project is…
American Red Cross Safety Town Program Returns to Greenwich for Summer 2023
The American Red Cross Safety Town Program is returning to Greenwich this summer, providing children with comprehensive safety education to prepare them for kindergarten…
Camillo Submits Testimony Against HB 6633
Former State Representative and current First Selectman of Greenwich, Fred Camillo, has expressed strong opposition to HB 6633, a legislative proposal that seeks to…
Fazio: You Can Testify as For or Against New 8-30g Legislation
State Senator Ryan Fazio is advocating for changes to Connecticut’s state statute 8-30g, in an effort to increase local control over housing and zoning…
Two Riverside residents named to SoundWaters Board of Directors
SoundWaters has announced the addition of six new members to its Board of Directors. Newly elected members include Stamford residents Kristi Calver, Emile de…
RMA Presents: Dvorak, Elgar, and the future of the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra
At a recent Retired Men's Association meeting, Stuart Malina, the music director and conductor of the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra (GSO), delivered a very informative discussion regarding “Dvorak, Elgar, and the future of the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra.” During his discussion Malina specifically praised the excellence of the Greenwich Performing Arts Center at Greenwich High School as among the best he has experienced around the world and he has experience many different venues as a conductor.
Anxiety in Teens
Christ Church offered a free parenting talk titled "Living in an Age of Anxiety and Finding Hope". The panel of experts included Josh Barton, Director of Youth Ministry at Christ Church; Joe O' Callaghan, LCSW, Dept Chair Social Work, Stamford Schools and Psychotherapist at Greenwich Center for Hope and Renewal; Clarena L. McBeth, LMHC, LPC, Adolescent & Adult Licensed Psychotherapist; and Ashley Lopez, Crisis Service Counselor at Kids in Crisis. The talk addressed the increasing anxiety crisis, particularly for students, and the symptoms and signs of anxiety. The experts offered advice and guidance on how parents can help their children cope with anxiety.
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