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GrahamBerries back for another summer of blueberries and job training
GrahamBerries, the nearly 15-year-old Abilis vocational training program where people with disabilities sell organic blueberries from the Orzulak family's farm, is back at pop-up locations in Cos Cob, Riverside, and Greenwich Town Hall through mid-August at $14 per quart.
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GrahamBerries back for another summer of blueberries and job training
GrahamBerries, the nearly 15-year-old Abilis vocational training program where people with disabilities sell organic blueberries from the Orzulak family's farm, is back at pop-up locations in Cos Cob, Riverside, and Greenwich Town Hall through mid-August at $14 per quart.
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GrahamBerries back for another summer of blueberries and job training
GrahamBerries, the nearly 15-year-old Abilis vocational training program where people with disabilities sell organic blueberries from the Orzulak family's farm, is back at pop-up locations in Cos Cob, Riverside, and Greenwich Town Hall through mid-August at $14 per quart.
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P&Z demands traffic plan before Goddard School daycare can advance on West Putnam
Greenwich P&Z commissioners demanded the Goddard School produce detailed traffic circulation and child safety plans before its proposal to convert the former Acme supermarket at 160 West Putnam Ave. into a 216-child daycare can advance, citing dangerous left turns and infant drop-off logistics.
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Avon Theatre breaks ground on $19 million renovation; Bruce Museum among partner screening venues
The nonprofit Avon Theatre in Stamford broke ground Wednesday, July 22, on a $19 million renovation expected to reopen in late October 2027. Greenwich's Bruce Museum is among partner venues hosting Avon on Tour screenings during the closure.
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Farnum named permanent GHS science program administrator after year in interim role
Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones appointed 17-year GHS science teacher Aimee Farnum as the school's permanent science program administrator on Tuesday, July 21, filling the vacancy left when Shawn Hoyt moved to Central Middle School earlier this month.
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Riverside and New Lebanon schools get new assistant principals weeks before classes start
Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones appointed Larissa Weir as assistant principal at Riverside School and Delis DeLeon at New Lebanon School in Cos Cob on Monday, July 20, filling both positions five weeks before the 2026-2027 school year begins.
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Four men charged with identity theft and fraud after plainclothes bust at Greenwich bank
Greenwich Police plainclothes officers arrested four men from Brooklyn, New Rochelle and the Bronx on July 15 after detecting suspicious financial activity at a central Greenwich bank, charging them with identity theft, credit card fraud and forgery with bonds ranging from $100,000 to $250,000.
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Confirmed tornado touched down less than two miles from Greenwich as storms flooded roads
A confirmed EF-0 tornado formed in Purchase, N.Y., on Tuesday, July 22, and dissipated less than two miles from the Connecticut border, while severe storms dumped more than 4.4 inches of rain on parts of Greenwich, caused hundreds of power outages, closed two beaches, and brought a second round of flooding on Thursday, July 24.
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GrahamBerries back for another summer of blueberries and job training
GrahamBerries, the nearly 15-year-old Abilis vocational training program where people with disabilities sell organic blueberries from the Orzulak family's farm, is back at pop-up locations in Cos Cob, Riverside, and Greenwich Town Hall through mid-August at $14 per quart.
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40 performers of every ability share one spotlight in 'Footloose' Thursday
Off-Beat Players, a Greenwich nonprofit founded in 2008, opens its summer production of "Footloose" on Thursday, July 30, with about 40 performers with and without disabilities sharing the stage at the Kerrick Performing Arts Center.
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Former Honda dealership demolished, but Chilston Court lawsuit looms
The former Honda dealership at 290 Mason Street was demolished Saturday, clearing the way for the 75-unit Chilston Court condominium project, though a lawsuit by developer Mason Street Partners against the P&Z Commission over approval conditions remains unresolved in Hartford Superior Court.
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Century-old Belle Haven waterfront home hits market at $6.99 million
A gut-renovated 1925 Colonial in Greenwich's exclusive Belle Haven Association has been listed at $6,995,000, offering 220 feet of Long Island Sound frontage on 1.21 acres in the gated Quarry Farms sub-enclave.
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Xander Dickson, Atlas let three-goal lead slip away in tough loss to Cannons
Brunswick School alum Xander Dickson's New York Atlas lost 15-13 to the Boston Cannons on Sunday, July 19, at Rafferty Stadium in Fairfield after holding an 11-8 halftime lead, dropping to 3-5 on the PLL season.
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Round Hill punches into Gold Cup semi-finals with 12-9 win at Greenwich Polo Club
Round Hill defeated Greenwich Sound 12-9 on Sunday, July 13, at the Greenwich Polo Club, advancing to the semi-finals of the Interactive Brokers East Coast Gold Cup behind MVP Victorino "Torito" Ruiz Jorba and a roster that includes Antonio Aguerre, son of Greenwich polo legend Mariano Aguerre.
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