--LOCAL BUSINESSES ARE MORE ACCOUNTABLE TO THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND DONATE MORE MONEY TO NON-PROFITS.
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--EVERY $100 YOU SPEND AT LOCAL BUSINESSES, $68 WILL STAY IN THE COMMUNITY.
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--LOCAL BUSINESSES ARE MORE LIKELY TO UTILIZE OTHER LOCAL BUSINESSES SUCH AS BANKS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, ETC.
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--INDEPENDENT RETAILERS RETURN MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS MUCH MONEY PER DOLLAR OF SALES TO THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY OPERATE THAN CHAIN COMPETITORS.
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--LOCAL BUSINESSS ARE OWNED AND OPERATED BY NEIGHBORS! THEY CARE ABOUT AND ARE INVESTED IN THE WELL-BEING OF OUR COMMUNITY AND ITS FUTURE.
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Neighbor to Neighbor is an independent 501c3 non-profit organization that seeks to improve the lives of financially challenged residents throughout the Greenwich area.
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After winning his third term as First Selectman November 7, 2023. GFP reporter James Bonney interviewed Fred, asking him how he would differentiate his third term from his previous two.
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"We want to build on what we started with public safety, and public private partnerships, but there's also some new things we will unveil in the next few weeks. We're really excited.
We look at it as a new beginning, even though we're trying to build on what we've done in the past, and incorporate it with a bright, bold future."
It was tougher because they were more negative. There was a lot more misinformation.
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Times have evolved, and Greenwich has evolved with it. That's why we are the safest town in Connecticut and the first age-friendly designation in Connecticut. The lowest mill rate in Connecticut. Triple A credit rating. But we're not satisfied. I'm looking forward to working with guys like Dave Alfano on the BET and there is a lot more to do."
FRED CAMILLO
Greenwich First Selectman
with Teddy Roosevelt & Reagan
Interesting Facts about Greenwich
#1 One of Greenwich’s most noteworthy private homes is an homage to Versailles, a replica of Le Petit Trianon. Called Northway, it’s a striking white Neoclassical mansion on 12 acres on North Street.
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#2 In April 1902, Ernest Thompson Seton visited the Cos Cob School to invite students who had vandalized his nearby estate to camp. This was the start of the League of the Woodcraft Indians or “Seton’s Indians,” one of the forerunners of the Boy Scouts of America. Seton was an author and wildlife artist as well as the father of author Anya Seton.
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#3 One of the founders of Greenwich was a colorful woman named Elizabeth Winthrop Feake. In 1640 her husband Robert Feake and Daniel Patrick purchased what became a part of Greenwich for “25 Coates.” The deed states that “Elizabeth Neck”—now known as Greenwich Point—was Elizabeth Feake’s “Perticaler purchase.” The oldest house in Greenwich was erected in 1645 by the Feakes and stands today near the entrance to Elizabeth’s beloved Greenwich Point Park.
Replica of the Petit Trianon
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Greenwich is largely reputed to be the crown jewel of Connecticut’s storied Gold Coast corridor and with good reason.
This legendary Manhattan suburb, situated at the New York border, is home to approximately 60,000-plus residents and a place with all of the characteristics synonymous with that of a highly desirable U.S. city suburb.
Aside from being in close proximity to Manhattan (just 30 miles away) and some other major U.S. cities including Boston, Providence and Hartford, Greenwich is a place with a personality, style and spirit unto itself.
First settled by its founders back in 1640, Greenwich had originally served as a main stopover for some of the country’s founding fathers during the Revolutionary War period. (It has even been said that George Washington had left a cryptic note for some of his Continental Army officers in a large tree located right in front of North Mianus Elementary School in Riverside, one of the town’s nearly dozen neighborhoods, outlining strategic military directives.)
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Our local, independent businesses of Greenwich enrich our community and make it unique!
Abigail Fox Designs
Back 40 Mercantile
Beam & Barre
Bistro V
By The Way Bakery
Cap, Cork & Cellar
Carlson & Carlson, Incorporated
Choice Pet Supply
Crew Restaurant
Diamond Hill United Methodist Church
Elliptica Studios
Famous Greek Kitchen
Feinsod Hardware Co.
First Congregational Church of Old Greenwich
First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich
Finch's Pharmacy
Glenville Photo & Image Center
Green & Tonic
Greenwich Association of Realtors
Greenwich Community Sailing
Greenwich Education Group
Greenwich Flavor, Mediterranean by Myrna
Greenwich Library
Greenwich Hospital
Greenwich Pediatric Dental Group
Greenwich Point Marketing
Greenwich Historical Society
Greenwich Women's Exchange
Gruber's Tailors and Cleaners
Housewarmings
I AM WILD FOUNDATION & GALLERY
Indulge Salon & Beauty Bar
Junior League of Greenwich
Lenny's Bagels
Lily Shoes & Accessories
Lugano Wine Bar & Salumeria
McArdle's Florist & Garden Center
Meli Melo Restaurant
Navy Lobster
Old Greenwich Yacht Club
O'Malley Wellness
ONS
Pat Pulitano Architects
Patrick Mele
Relax The Back Store
River Bicycles
Rudy's Executive Transportation
Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouse
St. Catherine's of Sienna Church
Sophia's Gifts & Costume Rental
Sushi Soba
The Happy Coin
The Marketplace by Fofie & Mia's
The Village Ewe
The Wild Horses of Sable Island
Valley Pediatrics
Val's Putnam Wines & Liquors
YWCA of Greenwich
Zelenz Bros. Auto Body
Allegra Sanchez, Monique Pardo
Jewels in Our Community
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Joan Stewart Pratt, Adelaide McManus, Margo Orosz, Alyssa Henske,
Michelle Horgan, Martha Agarwal
Corrinne Menacho, Theresa Robbins
The Junior League of Greenwich is a gift that just keeps on giving. This highly-esteemed, remarkably charitable, and passionately involved organization has been responsible for designing and offering invaluable services and advocating for many causes that have affected, improved, and inspired so many lives and is most grateful to its spectrum of friends and allies, partners and peers who all have helped them to get their job done.
This incredible organization, comprised of nearly 700 members, steps up to the task every time it sets out to build, improve and assist with a cause, situation or organization in every way, with its primary purpose being the goal of fulfilling its mission of voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of its trained volunteers.
“The organization wants to be the leading organization that connects, enriches and inspires women to advance the quality of life in Greenwich,” said Debra McLaughlin, Junior League of Greenwich President. “The Junior League strives for this goal through the accomplishments of women who share the same organizational values.”
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Kristi Coffelt, Dawn Kaam
Joan Stewart Pratt, Adelaide McManus
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