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Month: June 2025
Editorial: Want to Be in the Paper?
In Greenwich, there’s a spirit that still feels hand-stitched. People know each other’s names, ask about each other’s kids, remember birthdays and band concerts.…
Coffee with a Cause: The Inspiring Mission Behind Coffee for Good
Coffee for Good is an independent nonprofit coffee shop in Greenwich that provides job training and employment opportunities to young adults with developmental disabilities. It was founded in a partnership with Abilis, this cafe serves as great place to get some coffee, but it is also a space for opportunity. Since its opening in 2021, Coffee for Good has helped over 25 graduates transition into competitive employment, proving that a significant and meaningful change can begin with a cup of coffee.
Tiger Tenacity: A Recap of an Amazing Season
This article discusses the successes, both team and individual, of GCDS's spring sports teams.
Greenwich Community Unites for Pride
June marks Pride Month, a time when communities nationwide unite in celebration, solidarity, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights. Amid vibrant rainbow flags and celebratory events, Pride Month honors the resilience of LGBTQ+ individuals who have historically endured significant discrimination and injustice.
Remembering Gulliver’s Nightclub Fire
On June 30th, 1974 in the early hours of the morning, a fire erupted at Gulliver’s Nightclub, resulting in the devastating loss of 24 young people and the injury of 32 others. The club, situated right on the border of Port Chester and Greenwich, had a bustling and lively atmosphere that boasted a restaurant, bar, lounge, and discoteque with a sunken dancefloor– the epitome of the lively nature of the 70’s. On the night of June 30th, 1974, a band called the Creation with lead singer Paul Caravello was performing, however, the music was interrupted when smoke began to infiltrate the discotheque, which was on the lower level of the building. Many hurried to evacuate the building before it was too late but, unfortunately, the smoke was overbearing for the 24 of those who perished, all of them reportedly suffering from asphyxiation.
Greenwich Comes Together for Important Cause
The Greenwich community gathered today at Town Hall to express support for ending gun violence.
Fiscal Guardrails “Breaking”
By Elizabeth Barhydt Just before the stroke of midnight on Tuesday, June 3, the Connecticut General Assembly gave final approval to a $55.8 billion…
Letter: Regarding HB 5002
To the Editor: HB 5002, which was recently passed in Hartford by the House & Senate, will have significant impact on our community if…
News Briefs: June 6
POLICE & FIRE GPD Hosts Tots and Cops The Greenwich Police Department held its annual Tots and Cops event. Local children and police officers…
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