Small Changes, Big Impact
By Elizabeth Barhydt John Kriz brought a small wooden box with paper tubes to a gathering at Staying Put, www.stayingputnc.org a not-for-profit which supports…
Day: April 29, 2026
Why We Are Talking About Lyme Now
By Teresa Alasio, MD Over the past few weeks, ticks carrying Lyme disease have been identified here in New Canaan. That is not unusual…
Joell Molina Named Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich’s 2026 Youth of the Year
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich announced Joell Molina as the Club’s 2026 Youth of the Year. The prestigious honor was awarded at the…
New Standards for a New Century: Pop Music
Lawrence Schulman gave a talk at the Retired Men’s Association about his expanding interests in music criticism, moving beyond Judy Garland and the Great American Songbook to a broader view of pop, classical, and “new standards.” He illustrated his point with examples from Paul McCartney, Carly Simon, Amy Winehouse, George Michael, and Peter Allen, arguing that great music can transcend era and genre. He closed by urging listeners to stay open-minded about contemporary music and to judge songs by quality rather than by historical category.
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