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COMMUNITY CHANNEL
Greenwich, CT
622-7849
General Interest

Discover effective ways to recognize and reduce teen stress and to help them cope, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6, Greenwich High School Auditorium; 622-7849; Spaulmeno@greenwichct.org.

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YWCA calls for nominations for Racial Justice Scholarships for two high school seniors

YWCA, Greenwich
Greenwich, CT
203-869-6501
General Interest

The YWCA of Greenwich is pleased to announce the call for candidates for its sixth annual Racial Justice Scholarship.  Candidates may be nominated by a member of the faculty of any Greenwich high school or by the general public.  A $500 scholarship will be given to each of two high school seniors who live in and attend a Greenwich school, and who have demonstrated special effort to encourage people to respect differences, to promote equality and to eliminate all forms of bigotry, bias and racism in their school or our community.

Nominations are due by December 15, 2008.  The award will be presented at the YWCA on Thursday, January 15 at 6 p.m.  Winners must be in present on at the YWCA event on January 15 to receive the scholarship.

This award has been created to recognize and encourage youth to take action, whether it is to bring awareness to themselves or others, to have an impact on their communities, or to promote progress in creating an environment where all differences among individuals are respected and celebrated.  Diversity is an integral part of a rich and strong community that enhances the quality of life for all. Eliminating racism is one of the primary missions of the YWCA.

To request an application call Peter DiLeo at 869-6501, ext.104 or go to www.ywcagreenwich.org.  Click Programs, YWelcomes, Racial Justice Scholarships. 

Library to hold book/media Sale

Byram Shubert Library
Greenwich, CT
531-0426
General Interest

The Friends of the Byram Shubert Library, a branch of Greenwich Library, will be holding its popular book and media sale at St. Paul Lutheran Church, next to 55 William St. West, Nov. 7 to 9.

This sale includes about 25,000 books, CDs, DVDs, videos, audiobooks and pieces of artwork, including brand new items and many antiques. Everything from fiction, nonfiction and thousands of children’s books.

For first picks, come to a special preview sale on Friday, Nov. 7 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. For $15, bibliophiles may attend the preview and become a Friend of the Library. On Saturday, Nov. 8 from 9 to 4, the sale is open to all. On Sunday, Nov. 9 from noon to 4, will be the bargain hunter’s delight “bag and box” sale ($3/bag or $5/box).

All proceeds from the sale benefit the branch library’s programs and events. Questions, call Byram Shubert Library at 531-0426.

Cars, Cars, Cars

Miller Motorcars
Greenwich, CT
555-555-5555
Store

Miller motorcars sells nice cars.

Constructive Peer Review: Nov. 6

Just Books
Greenwich, CT
000-000-0000
General Interest

Leslie Gueguen hosts a seminar where writers will share exerpts of work in progress in exchange for constructive feedback, 10 a.m.- noon, Thursday, Nov. 6, Greenwich Arts Council, 299 Greenwich Ave., 2nd floor; space is limited, register in advance, Justbooks.com.

Visiting Nurse and Hospice wants your CAR!

Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care
Stamford, CT
203-276-3015
General Interest

Donate your car to VNHC and the funds will be used to help alleviate spiritual, physical and emotional pain for patients at the end-of-life.

Please contact Lisa Rich at 203-276-3015 for more future information.

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Smith College
Greenwich, CT
000-000-0000
Events

Sustainable Water Resources for a Changing World
with
Andrew J. Guswa
Associate Professor, Picker Engineering Program
Smith College

Date: Thursday, November 6, 2008
Place: Greenwich Library, Cole Auditorium
(101 Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT)
Time: 7:15 – Doors open
7:30 - Lecture
Cost: Free of charge
Questions: Elaine Tonckens at etonckens@earthlink.net

Water is one of the world’s most precious and valuable resources. However, due to human activity and climate change, it is also one of the most vulnerable. Professor Guswa will discuss the big issues facing our water supply, and steps that can be taken to preserve it.

Drew Guswa joined the faculty at Smith College in 2001 to help launch the Picker Engineering Program – the first engineering program at an all-women’s college. As a civil and environmental engineer, he works to improve people’s understanding of water processes to facilitate informed decision-making. His recent projects have included water system research in the tropical cloud forests of Monteverde, Costa Rica, and the development of Smith’s Ada and Archibald MacLeish field Station for hydrologic investigation.

Smith College Club of Greenwich and Stamford and Greenwich Library

Walking Tour: Nov. 1

Bush-Holley House
Greenwich, CT
869-6899
General Interest

Put on your walking shoes and discover the architectual treasures of Margaret Brassler Kane’s Strickland Road waterfront neighborhood, hear about the distinctive architectural and historical heritage of the district and visit the current exhibition of Kane’s sculpture in the gallery, 10:30 to noon, Saturday ,Nov. 1, Bush-Holley House; $15 per person, $12 for members; light refreshments served; reservations required; 869-6899; Bush-holley.org.

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Greenwich 1on1 forming Track Class for Kids Ages 10-14 beginning 11/3.

Greenwich 1-on-1
Riverside, CT
203-344-9277
Sports

Kids ages 10-14 will enjoy this fast-paced, fun class with Olympic Development runner John Byrne
And collegiate track athlete Carrie Tarrant. John and Carrie will cover basic running technique and work with the kids to improve speed and Stamina — but we also throw in a lot of fun running games to improve skills.  

This is a great class for overall fitness and for soccer, lacrosse,
And field hockey players where running is a large component of their sport.

Mondays 4-5pm, Loughlin Park, Cos Cob, beginning 11/3, $25 per class.  
 

You must call to register (203) 344-9277 or email info@greenwich1on1.com.

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Food Bank fundraiser set for Oct. 22

The Food Bank of Lower Fairfield County, Inc., located at 461 Glenbrook Road, will hold its premier fundraising event at The Stamford Yacht Club on Wednesday, Oct.

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Byram Shubert Library
Greenwich, CT
531-0426
General Interest

The Friends of the Byram Shubert Library, a branch of Greenwich Library, will be holding its popular book and media sale at St. Paul Lutheran Church, next to 55 William St. West, Nov. 7 to 9.

This sale includes about 25,000 books, CDs, DVDs, videos, audiobooks and pieces of artwork, including brand new items and many antiques. Everything from fiction, nonfiction and thousands of children’s books.

For first picks, come to a special preview sale on Friday, Nov. 7 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. For $15, bibliophiles may attend the preview and become a Friend of the Library. On Saturday, Nov. 8 from 9 to 4, the sale is open to all. On Sunday, Nov. 9 from noon to 4, will be the bargain hunter’s delight “bag and box” sale ($3/bag or $5/box).

All proceeds from the sale benefit the branch library’s programs and events. Questions, call Byram Shubert Library at 531-0426.

YWCA calls for nominations for Racial Justice Scholarships for two high school seniors

YWCA, Greenwich
Greenwich, CT
203-869-6501
General Interest

The YWCA of Greenwich is pleased to announce the call for candidates for its sixth annual Racial Justice Scholarship.  Candidates may be nominated by a member of the faculty of any Greenwich high school or by the general public.  A $500 scholarship will be given to each of two high school seniors who live in and attend a Greenwich school, and who have demonstrated special effort to encourage people to respect differences, to promote equality and to eliminate all forms of bigotry, bias and racism in their school or our community.

Nominations are due by December 15, 2008.  The award will be presented at the YWCA on Thursday, January 15 at 6 p.m.  Winners must be in present on at the YWCA event on January 15 to receive the scholarship.

This award has been created to recognize and encourage youth to take action, whether it is to bring awareness to themselves or others, to have an impact on their communities, or to promote progress in creating an environment where all differences among individuals are respected and celebrated.  Diversity is an integral part of a rich and strong community that enhances the quality of life for all. Eliminating racism is one of the primary missions of the YWCA.

To request an application call Peter DiLeo at 869-6501, ext.104 or go to www.ywcagreenwich.org.  Click Programs, YWelcomes, Racial Justice Scholarships. 

YWCA and Library present seminar on success: Nov. 13

YWCA, Greenwich
Greenwich, CT
203-869-6501
General Interest

The YWCA Center for Women’s Economic Advancement will present the ABC’s of Dreaming Your Way to Success at the Greenwich Library Meeting Room on Thursday, November 13 at 6:30 pm.  The workshop, co-sponsored by the YWCA and the Greenwich Library Peterson Business Program Series, is free and open to the public. 

To register go to ywcagreenwich.org or call 869-6501, ext. 0.

Five accomplished women make up the Dream Team and share their insights on how a well developed creative process and practical know-how can help women improve success with their lives, careers and entrepreneurial ventures. With their own A, B, C’s, they deliver an entertaining formula for achieving success at any stage and at any age.  The Dream Team covers all the bases—life coach, attorney, financial planner, freelance columnist, motivational speaker, actor, writer and producer. Amongst them they have authored three books on women’s personal and professional development with more on the way, produced an internationally received one-woman show, appeared on television, radio and other media, presented at women’s events and programs nationwide and created/founded numerous organizations and conferences.

Meet the Candidates: Oct. 31

The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
Greenwich, CT
869-3500
Events

The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce hosts a meet the candidates event for the 4th Congressional District, featuring United States Rep. Christopher Shays and his challenger, Cos Cob resident Jim Himes, 11:45 to 2, Friday, Oct. 31, Milbrook Club, Greenwich; $50 for Chamber members; $60 for non-members; add $10 if registering after Oct. 28; corporate tables of 10, $550; Greenwichchamber.com/events.asp to register; 869-3500.

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Visiting Nurse and Hospice wants your CAR!

Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care
Stamford, CT
203-276-3015
General Interest

Donate your car to VNHC and the funds will be used to help alleviate spiritual, physical and emotional pain for patients at the end-of-life.

Please contact Lisa Rich at 203-276-3015 for more future information.

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Bruce Museum
Greenwich, CT
203-869-6786
Events

More than a dozen Fairfield County and Westchester County restaurants are offering some of their finest French culinary selections at a Gala benefit evening with the theme “A Night in Paris / Une Nuit à Paris” on Friday, November 7, 2008, to support the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT. The fundraising event, held at 7 p.m. in the Museum galleries, melds exquisite French cuisine, extraordinary art, and generous community support from these superb area eating establishments as well as several local merchants who are supplying goods and services for the night to ensure a successful Museum fundraising event. The benefit, which also celebrates the Bruce’s major exhibition Paris Portraits: Artists, Friends, and Lovers, is being organized under the expert care Chef Jean-Louis Gerin and chaired by Nat Day, Jean Doyen de Montaillou, Leah Rukeyser, and Michel Witmer.

The evening features culinary tastings prepared by notable French restaurants such as La Bretagne, La Cremaillere, La Panetiere, Bistro 22, Figaro Bistro, Meli-Melo, Morello Restaurant, Rebeccas, Restaurant Jean-Louis, Chocopologie, St. Moritz Pastry Shop, the Kneaded Bread, and L'Escale, paired with fabulous French wines generously donated by Horseneck Wines and Liquors. Additional support comes from local merchants Thomas Henkelmann, Colony Florist, F.Schumacher & Co., j papers greenwich, ct, Smith Party Rentals, and Pierre Deux.

Joined by representatives from exhibition underwriters Betteridge Jewelers, Van Cleef & Arpels, and First Republic Bank, guests of A Night in Paris / Une Nuit à Paris can enjoy savory French delicacies and experience a fascinating glimpse at early 20th-century celebrities depicted in paintings, sculpture, and works on paper by renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Constantin Brancusi, Amedeo Modigliani, Marcel Duchamp, and Max Ernst.

Ticket prices for A Night in Paris / Une Nuit à Paris are $300, $500, $1,000 and $2,500. Those who purchase tickets at the two higher levels will have an opportunity to win a stunning piece of Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry. All proceeds will benefit the Bruce Museum.

The event is open to the public and tickets are still available. For information or to receive an invitation, contact Jennifer Stern, Special Events Manager, at 203.869.6786, ext. 329, or jstern@brucemuseum.org.

The Bruce Museum is located at 1 Museum Drive in Greenwich, Connecticut. Free, on-site parking is available. The Bruce Museum is accessible to individuals with disabilities. For more Bruce Museum information, call (203) 869-0376, or visit the Bruce Museum website at www.brucemuseum.org.

Library to hold book/media Sale

Byram Shubert Library
Greenwich, CT
531-0426
General Interest

The Friends of the Byram Shubert Library, a branch of Greenwich Library, will be holding its popular book and media sale at St. Paul Lutheran Church, next to 55 William St. West, Nov. 7 to 9.

This sale includes about 25,000 books, CDs, DVDs, videos, audiobooks and pieces of artwork, including brand new items and many antiques. Everything from fiction, nonfiction and thousands of children’s books.

For first picks, come to a special preview sale on Friday, Nov. 7 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. For $15, bibliophiles may attend the preview and become a Friend of the Library. On Saturday, Nov. 8 from 9 to 4, the sale is open to all. On Sunday, Nov. 9 from noon to 4, will be the bargain hunter’s delight “bag and box” sale ($3/bag or $5/box).

All proceeds from the sale benefit the branch library’s programs and events. Questions, call Byram Shubert Library at 531-0426.

Greenwich 1on1 forming Track Class for Kids Ages 10-14 beginning 11/3.

Greenwich 1-on-1
Riverside, CT
203-344-9277
Sports

Kids ages 10-14 will enjoy this fast-paced, fun class with Olympic Development runner John Byrne
And collegiate track athlete Carrie Tarrant. John and Carrie will cover basic running technique and work with the kids to improve speed and Stamina — but we also throw in a lot of fun running games to improve skills.  

This is a great class for overall fitness and for soccer, lacrosse,
And field hockey players where running is a large component of their sport.

Mondays 4-5pm, Loughlin Park, Cos Cob, beginning 11/3, $25 per class.  
 

You must call to register (203) 344-9277 or email info@greenwich1on1.com.

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Quenching Our Thirst: Nov. 6

Smith College
Greenwich, CT
000-000-0000
Events

Sustainable Water Resources for a Changing World
with
Andrew J. Guswa
Associate Professor, Picker Engineering Program
Smith College

Date: Thursday, November 6, 2008
Place: Greenwich Library, Cole Auditorium
(101 Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT)
Time: 7:15 – Doors open
7:30 - Lecture
Cost: Free of charge
Questions: Elaine Tonckens at etonckens@earthlink.net

Water is one of the world’s most precious and valuable resources. However, due to human activity and climate change, it is also one of the most vulnerable. Professor Guswa will discuss the big issues facing our water supply, and steps that can be taken to preserve it.

Drew Guswa joined the faculty at Smith College in 2001 to help launch the Picker Engineering Program – the first engineering program at an all-women’s college. As a civil and environmental engineer, he works to improve people’s understanding of water processes to facilitate informed decision-making. His recent projects have included water system research in the tropical cloud forests of Monteverde, Costa Rica, and the development of Smith’s Ada and Archibald MacLeish field Station for hydrologic investigation.

Smith College Club of Greenwich and Stamford and Greenwich Library

Walking Tour: Nov. 1

Bush-Holley House
Greenwich, CT
869-6899
General Interest

Put on your walking shoes and discover the architectual treasures of Margaret Brassler Kane’s Strickland Road waterfront neighborhood, hear about the distinctive architectural and historical heritage of the district and visit the current exhibition of Kane’s sculpture in the gallery, 10:30 to noon, Saturday ,Nov. 1, Bush-Holley House; $15 per person, $12 for members; light refreshments served; reservations required; 869-6899; Bush-holley.org.

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YWCA, Greenwich
Greenwich, CT
203-869-6501
General Interest

The YWCA Center for Women’s Economic Advancement will present the ABC’s of Dreaming Your Way to Success at the Greenwich Library Meeting Room on Thursday, November 13 at 6:30 pm.  The workshop, co-sponsored by the YWCA and the Greenwich Library Peterson Business Program Series, is free and open to the public. 

To register go to ywcagreenwich.org or call 869-6501, ext. 0.

Five accomplished women make up the Dream Team and share their insights on how a well developed creative process and practical know-how can help women improve success with their lives, careers and entrepreneurial ventures. With their own A, B, C’s, they deliver an entertaining formula for achieving success at any stage and at any age.  The Dream Team covers all the bases—life coach, attorney, financial planner, freelance columnist, motivational speaker, actor, writer and producer. Amongst them they have authored three books on women’s personal and professional development with more on the way, produced an internationally received one-woman show, appeared on television, radio and other media, presented at women’s events and programs nationwide and created/founded numerous organizations and conferences.

Enchanted Orchard: Oct. 30

Audubon
Greenwich, CT
613-5272
Events

A special Halloween tour of Audobn’s enchanted apple orchard, followed by a family friendly dinner party, live Halloween music and a live animal show, 6-8:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 30, Audubon; $25 per family, RSVP is required; 613-5272.

Greenwich Red Cross Blood Drive on 11/14

Greenwich Red Cross
Greenwich, CT
203-869-8444
Wellness/Fitness

The Greenwich Chapter of the American Red Cross is asking all eligible blood donors to sign up to donate blood on Friday, November 14th at St Mary Parish, 178 Greenwich Ave., Greenwich, from 12:30 to 6 pm.

To schedule an appointment, please call the Greenwich Chapter at 203-869-8444.  To donate blood and platelets through the American Red Cross, individuals must be at least 17 years of age, weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in general good health. For additional information regarding donor eligibility, please call 1-800-GIVE LIFE or visit www.bloodct.org.

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Greenwich Red Cross Senior Disaster Education:

Greenwich Red Cross
Greenwich, CT
203-869-8444
General Interest

Senior members of the Greenwich community are invited to attend Disaster Education Classes at the Greenwich Chapter of the American Red Cross.  Greenwich Red Cross Disaster & Emergency Services staff and Department of Health representatives will provide a 60-minute presentation specifically geared towards seniors.  Learn how to develop an emergency plan, shelter in place, build a disaster kit, and handle medication and vital equipment.  All participants will receive a starter disaster kit with basic supplies and educational information.  

Register now for the next program on Monday, November 21, 2008 from 12 noon to 1 p.m. at the Greenwich Chapter at 99 Indian Field Road in Greenwich. A free lunch will be served.  Senior Citizen Disaster Education Classes are offered for free but registration in advance is required.  To register, call the Greenwich Chapter of the American Red Cross at 203-869-8444, extension 104.   

For further information about the programs and services offered by the Greenwich Chapter, please visit our website at www.greenwichredcross.org.

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