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Experiencing Windstorm, Earthquake, and an Eclipse
Journalist Anne W. Semmes captures three natural events happening from April 3 to April 8 in Greenwich, Connecticut.
News Briefs: April 12
All the local news you need to know, in brief.
GTP Announces Local Bands to Perform at this Year’s Celebration
The momentum is building for this year’s Greenwich Town Party (GTP), the all-day, family music festival set for Saturday, May 25, at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park.…
Statement from First Selectman Fred Camillo on Byram Park Incident
“As First Selectman and as a citizen of our Town, I was appalled at the video that was shared on social media of the…
Wildly Successful: The Eastern Bluebird
By Jim Knox The triumphant return of spring you can find in your backyard. The first lime-green shoots of Skunk Cabbage, the quacking chorus…
Bruce Museum Hosts Panel on Music, Astronomy, and the Immersive Concert Experience
The Bruce Museum presents ‘Bruce Experiences: Cosmic Crescendos – A Lunchtime Learning Panel on Music, Astronomy, and the Immersive Concert Experience’, a community conversation…
RMA Presents “Collecting Shakespeare’s First Folio in America”
The First Folio, published in 1623, is a highly prized literary treasure that preserved the complete texts of 18 of Shakespeare's plays. Two wealthy American collectors, Alexander Smith Cochrane and Henry Clay Folger, emerged as the foremost hunters of the First Folio in the early 20th century, amassing impressive collections that now reside at Yale University and the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C. The First Folio's value continues to escalate, with a copy selling for nearly $10 million at auction in 2020, as new copies are still being discovered in private holdings.
Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Public Input Meeting
The Town of Greenwich Department of Public Works (DPW), in conjunction with the Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Taskforce (Greenwich Police, Fire, Planning and Zoning,…
Greenwich Symphony to End Season With a Visual and Musical Spectacle
By Beth Barhydt The Greenwich Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2023-2024 season with a revolutionary performance featuring the notable visual artist Adrian Wyard, scheduled for…
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