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“It’s all about showing up every day, and getting better every time. And a lot of times you fail, and these kids have probably failed many times, but they picked themselves back up. They learned great lessons of life through athletics.” – GHS principal Ralph Mayo
“As I like to say, you either win or you learn. I learned a great deal, and I come away more energized than ever. My work is far from finished. I will keep serving on the Board of Estimate and Taxation and in my other roles, working every day to help our community, our state, and our country.” – Joe Kelly
In time for Veterans Day, the Mary Bush Children of the American Revolution (CAR) placed flags at Revolutionary soldier graves at Christ Church on Nov 8, 2026.
“A desert is a place where good food doesn’t grow, so we bring the bloom to it.” – Daniel and Liam Wellisch.
Holiday lights are set to return to Sound Beach Avenue this month, and the Old Greenwich Merchants Association is asking residents to help keep them on through February.
The November 14 program is an opportunity for residents to discover this gentle approach to relaxation and self-care in a welcoming community setting. Continue Reading →
The Children’s School shares its perspective on the science of child development and the lasting importance of a child’s early years, and invites families to an Open House on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor and Dogwood Books present A Conversation with Co-screenwriter of the movie, “TONY.” Todd Bartels will be interviewed by stand-up comedian, Greenwich resident, Jane Condon (his mom) Friday, November 20, 6:00 pm. Before Anthony Bourdain became a bestselling author, celebrated chef, and fearless world traveler, one pivotal summer in Provincetown changed the course of his life. Join us for a fascinating behind-the-scenes conversation with Todd Bartels, co-writer of TONY, the new film starring Dominic Sessa as a young Anthony Bourdain and Antonio Banderas, as his mentor. Inspired by Bourdain’s bestselling memoir, Kitchen Confidential, the film explores the experiences that launched his remarkable career—and helped shape the candid, curious, boundary-pushing voice the world came to love. Continue Reading →
Before moving their offices to Sherwood, S.E. Minor & Co, a land surveying, civil engineering and environmental science company established in 1887, operated out of 33 West Elm Street. The existing mixed-use nonconforming building is proposed to be demolished and replaced with one that maintains a similar footprint, height and FAR, while maintaining or reducing existing non-conformities. Continue Reading →
“Instead of selling $500 worth of gear to a new angler, I’m selling them $30 worth of line and setting up their online purchased equipment for free. And most of the time it was not the right gear.” – Billy Ingraham Continue Reading →
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Gary’s memory to Breakthrough T1D, formerly known as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). Continue Reading →
Eastern Middle School families ran tables at Riverside, Old Greenwich, and North Mianus Schools, while Central and Western Middle School families ran sales at their own polling sites. Students stood out front with handmade signs and offered homemade treats, coffee, and snacks to every voter who walked by, asking each one to support the trip. Continue Reading →
Waste Free Greenwich invites the community to a Pop Up Recycle Drive on Saturday, November 14, 10 am – 2 pm, at Living Hope Community Church in Old Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“Our state loves to solve problems by “studying” them… over and over. Studies, though costly, are cheaper than real solutions. Real fixes cost money which our lawmakers seem reluctant to find.” – Jim Cameron Continue Reading →
Unlike in past years, the sale will run one weekend only. Continue Reading →