Junior League of Greenwich Presents Its High School Community Service Award
By the Junior League of Greenwich Each year the Junior League of Greenwich (JLG) designates funds to be awarded to a local female high…
Month: June 2026
Petition to Save OG Farmer’s Market
In Old Greenwich, summer has a weekly vocabulary: shishito peppers, homegrown tomatoes, bouquets, corn, pesto, hummus, popsicles. It arrives in bike baskets and stroller…
Matthew Laskowski Named Principal of Western Middle School
Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones announced the appointment of Mr. Matthew Laskowski as principal of Western Middle School, effective July 1. Mr.…
Young Artists Philharmonic’s Music Fills the Air for 65 Years
By Stephanie Stich The Young Artists Philharmonic marked its 65th Anniversary Gala with an evening that celebrated the unique ability of music to unite…
Mary Dolan Collette Named Principal of Riverside School
Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones announced the appointment of Ms. Mary Dolan Collette as principal of Riverside School, effective July 1. Ms.…
A Safer Summer Starts With Us
Summer is a season many of us look forward to all year. Remember that drowning is preventable with some precautions. The need for blood is constant and does not take a summer break.
Impact Fairfield County Awards Nearly $300,000 in Grants to Local Nonprofits
Impact Fairfield County (“Impact”), one of Fairfield County’s leading women’s nonprofit organizations, recently announced the recipients of its 2026 grant awards at its annual…
Editorial: 250 Years Later
This Fourth of July arrives with a weight rarely granted to holidays. Two hundred and fifty years after Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence,…
Creation is a cup running over, and we are standing right under the spill
When we step out of our hectic routines and into the abundance of the season, we are walking directly into places where God is already at work. But to see it, we have to look up.
Why Good Kids Test Boundaries
Testing rules and hiding mistakes is a normal, developmentally appropriate strategy for adolescents as they seek autonomy and map out the limits of their world. Research confirms that when schools and parents maintain clear, structured boundaries and communicate collaboratively, children develop greater emotional resilience and lower behavioral risks. By viewing school discipline not as a value judgment but as a supportive partnership, families can transform missteps into essential lessons for future success.
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