The Dept of Human Services Fund runs with very littleoverhead, allowing the majority of every donation to stay right here in Greenwich and go directly toward helping our neighbors. Continue Reading →
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The building, which serves as a retail training site for the Abilis Employment program, has been transformed.
The restaurant space is part of Greenwich Crossing, the $30 million mixed-use commercial and train station revitalization at 2–34 Railroad Avenue. The restaurant use was previously approved for 112 seats in 2023. The applicant has not been able to secure a lease with a nationally prominent restaurant and requested 150 seats including 20 bar seats.
The Dept of Human Services Fund runs with very littleoverhead, allowing the majority of every donation to stay right here in Greenwich and go directly toward helping our neighbors. Continue Reading →
Open Arts Alliance is proud to announce its magical Spring 2027 Season, featuring their audition-based Mainstage production alongside exciting class-based programming. Continue Reading →
“Longer repayment periods can ease the immediate burden on taxpayers and accommodate more capital spending sooner. Shorter repayment periods, however, reduce total interest costs by repaying principal sooner and by generally obtaining lower borrowing rates.” – Andy Duus Continue Reading →
The two-mile walk at Tod’s Point brought together families, friends and supporters of all ages to raise critical funds for NPC research and treatments. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, library director Joe Williams; president of the board of trustees of Greenwich Library; Ian Murray, and chairman of the Friends of Greenwich Library, Hilary Martin Lea wrote to library guests and supporters saying the event had been canceled at the last minute following a determination by the Greenwich Fire Marshal that the permit that had been submitted was not acceptable. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, October 8, the Greenwich Conservation Department will host “How Other Towns Are Saving Money on Renewables,” a panel discussion moderated by Beth Evans, Director of Environmental Affairs for the Town of Greenwich. First Selectman Fred Camillo will provide introductory remarks. Continue Reading →
Five Healing Touch practitioners provided individual sessions to 64 students. Students were invited to take a quiet break from the busy school day and experience a gentle, non-invasive approach designed to support relaxation and well-being. Continue Reading →
The Healing Touch Team recently partnered with The Tiny Miracles Foundation to offer complimentary biofield therapy sessions to parents of premature babies at the Salt Cave of Darien. Continue Reading →
“In her roles as chair of Greenwich’s Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET), on the Board of Selectmen, and now on the Representative Town Meeting (RTM), Jill has demonstrated rational assessment, sound judgement, and a willingness to work conscientiously with those who may not always agree with her. We need these qualities in our leaders today more than ever.” – JoAnna Foyle Continue Reading →
“Whether it is local control over planning and zoning, acting with fiscal discipline or addressing our crippling electric rates, Hartford needs Joe’s common sense approach to building consensus.” – Jerry Cincotta Continue Reading →