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Greenwich Polo Club wraps up stellar season with memorable Pro-Am tournament
Last Sunday, the Greenwich Polo Club wrapped up its 2022 season in stellar style with two edge-of-your-seat Pro-Am matches.
Nora Stanton Barney house places Greenwich on the National Votes for Women Trail
Coline Jenkins, granddaughter of suffragist Nora Stanton Barney, hosts a roadside marker dedication ceremony identifying the historic homebase of her grandmother at 700 Steamboat Road, placing Greenwich on the National Votes for Women Trail nationwide.
USAforUKR.org: The Road to Independence
By Olga Litvinenko 1 hour taxi ride to JFK. 8 hour flight from New York City to Warsaw, Poland. 2 hour layover in…
Greenwich Polo Club celebrates September with Pro-Am matches
Last Sunday was another storybook-like day filled with sun and fun as a handful of standout amateurs from the New York-metropolitan area along with a host of professional high-goal players faced off against one another in two four-chukker matches at the Greenwich Polo Club.
Dancing Stars of Greenwich Charity Gala a stellar event for Abilis
Last Saturday, the Abilis organization hit the ball out of the park with its fourth annual Dancing Stars of Greenwich Charity Gala event that was held at the Tamarack Country Club.
Greenwich Woods Gets a Butterfly Garden
On the hot summer day that was July 9, Dean Genovese’s Eagle Scout project, a butterfly garden at the Greenwich Woods Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, opened its gates to the public.
Stanwich Church Greenwich to grow another Stanwich Church Stamford
Stanwich Church Senior Pastor Nathan Hart shares the plans for building a new Stanwich Church in downtown Stamford to bring people to church through a community coffee shop.
Excitement of East Coast Open continues at Greenwich Polo Club
Last Sunday’s rainy weather did anything but deter the magic and excitement of the East Coast Open at the Greenwich Polo Club, as more than 5,000 spectators convened at this famous outdoor sports venue to cheer on high-goal polo’s most decorated and renowned athletes, all of who have been facing off against one another there over the past few weeks in hopes of clinching top honors at this illustrious annual 20-goal tournament.
On my watch: Arlene Mark launches her YA novel
Greenwich author Arlene Mark addresses her new young adult book “The Year Without a Summer” at the Greenwich Historical Society.
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