Editorial: Zoo Congratulations
Jim Knox and Carolyn Rinaldi of Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo have earned top honors from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums for their Cool Blue…
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Day: September 27, 2024
YWCA Greenwich Launches 5K Run and Walk the Walk Against Domestic Violence
In early October, as the crisp fall air fills Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, Greenwich will gather to confront an often invisible crisis. On Sunday, October 6th, YWCA Greenwich will host its annual Walk the Walk Against Domestic Violence—this year, expanded with a 5K Run. The event marks the beginning of Domestic Violence Prevention and Awareness Month, and participants are urged to step forward in solidarity with survivors.
An English Yew Circa 1800 at Christ Church Wins as Treasured Tree
A 200-plus years-old Yew Tree in the Christ Church cemetery is chosen by the Greenwich Tree Conservancy as the 2024 Treasured Tree.
Cardinals boys soccer team doubles-up Staples, 6-3, continues undefeated season
By By David Fierro Starting strong, then finishing with a flurry enabled the Greenwich High School boys soccer team to add another impressive win…
Celebrating 16 Years of Literacy Support and Volunteer Growth
On September 26, 2024, the Greenwich United Way hosted a Reading Champions Open House at Town Hall from 12:30 to 2:30 pm, offering the community an insightful look into the largest volunteer-driven early literacy program in the area. Attendees had the opportunity to hear from notable speakers, including Dr. Danielle Gomez and Alexis Pochna from The Windward Institute, who presented evidence-based research on early child literacy, helping participants better understand and navigate the stages of reading development. This informative and engaging presentation was open to the public and offered at no cost.
A History of Emergency Medical Services in Greenwich (GEMS)
Charlee Tufts led GEMS as its executive director from its inception in 1986 until her retirement in 2017.
News Briefs: September 27
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