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The wait is over. Lunar is open at 420 East Putnam Avenue in Greenwich. Expect authentic Chinese Cuisine crafted from scratch, making for the ideal destination for family and friends.
Panelists from Vanderbilt University, Trinity College, the University of Richmond, and the University of Notre Dame will share firsthand perspectives on what colleges look for in applicants and how students can navigate the increasingly complex admissions landscape.
The 2026–2027 season opens on Sunday, September 27, with the U.S. Premiere of Pascal Bonitzer’s HUGO (Victor comme tout le monde), the acclaimed French director’s latest film, released in France earlier this year.
Stolen personal and financial information and stolen or counterfeit identity cards from multiple identity theft victims was used to apply for loans to purchase or lease at least 6 luxury vehicles with a total value of more than $650,000 from a car dealership in Greenwich.
Owner Derek D’Andrea said he and his team started planning, sketching and assembling animatronics and creepy displays back in July.
The 7th annual Art in the Park event in Binney Park, sponsored by the Old Greenwich Merchants Association, will take place in Old Greenwich’s Binney Park on Sunday, October 4 from 10:00am to 5:00pm. (Rain Date October 11). Continue Reading →
Family-Friendly 2-Mile Walk Supports Promising New Research and Treatments for Rare Childhood Disease Niemann-Pick Type C. Continue Reading →
Due to the size and construction of the structure and the potential for the incident to develop into a larger and more complex fire, additional resources were immediately requested. Rye firefighters quickly stretched a hose line and placed water on the fire, bringing it under control within approximately 15 minutes of arrival. Continue Reading →
The mass and Retreat are a chance for all to come together as a Catholic community, including for those who are returning to the church. Continue Reading →
As we celebrate America 250, we’ll also recognize some of Greenwich’s remarkable trees that have been standing for 250 years or more, living connections to our community’s past. Continue Reading →
Sacred Heart Greenwich is proud to announce that Sarah Bellissimo ’27, Caeley Clough ’27, Meghan Marshall ’27, Carolyn McBreen ’27, Whitney Rousseau ’27, and Miranda Zapata-Mardini ’27 were named as 2027 Commended Students by the National Merit Scholarship Program (NMSC). Continue Reading →
Farm to school programs promote food education and help students access seasonal produce by shifting to local food procurement. Teaching students how to grow, cook, and value nourishing food empowers the next generation of leaders to make informed decisions and equips them with essential life skills. – Ali Ghiorse Continue Reading →
“You’re worried the tree might fall, I’d be worried about waves coming over the sea wall and scouring out your front yard. That tree root system is going to protect you and because it’s going to hold your earth.” – Commissioner Arn Welles Continue Reading →
The event will take place on Sunday, October 4, at 9:00am at Bruce Park. This free, family-and pet-friendly one-mile walk is open to the entire community and aims to raise awareness about domestic violence and the free services available to survivors and their families. Continue Reading →
The Retired Men’s Association’s speakers this week on Wednesday, September 23, will be Elise Hillman Green and Jacqueline Wetenhall of “Historic Properties of Greenwich.” The title of their talk is “Protecting Houses, One by One.” The talk takes place at Parish Hall, Christ Church, 254 E Putnam Ave, Greenwich. Continue Reading →