Leslie Yager

The Goggins family of Greenewich adopted Sassy from North Shore Animal League America in Port Washington, NY years ago. This July they returned to the no-kill operation that rescues from the NY metro area, as well as puppy mills, international dogs, and dogs from southern states.

Yogasmoga had its soft opening a week ago, but they invite everyone to their grand opening party, Wednesday, Sept. 17, beginning at 5:00pm. The party features hors d'oeuvres from Versailles, as well as a photo booth, tattoos, music, champagne and a free gift with every purchase (plus 20% off everything in the store).

Creating dancers since 1972, Allegra Dance Studio is training a new generation at 37 West Putnam Ave in Greenwich. Our interview with Carrie Paige and Emily Isidori, with PHOTOS of amazing ballet dancers: Margo Buck, TJ Bruno, Siena Pope and Mia Levinson.

Percey Finney has a nice ring to it. The story of the newest member of the family whose name is synonymous with Greenwich.

Saturday was a mild overcast day, perfect not only for SandBlast 2014, but for the dune restoration project with volunteers led by Friends of Greenwich Point.

During the July Harbor Management Commission meeting in the Mazza room at Greenwich Town Hall, members were briefed on a meeting with Town Officials, State Officials and members of the Rocky Point Club to discuss a request from a local shell fisherman for $200 fees for longtime moorings that to date have no permits.

Kids of all ages got into the action. Some were solo affairs, others reflected family or neighborhood efforts. The end results featured some tremendous creativity. SandBlast 2014 reflects a 30 year collaboration between the Greenwich Arts Council and the Town's Parks Rec Dept.

The City of Stamford Animal Control Center Investigation: Task Force announced. No volunteers allowed until new policies and procedures are reviewed and put into place.

The Julian Curtiss Ringing Out ceremony, a decades-long annual tradition, included a variety of awards and culminated in the outgoing fifth graders each having a chance to shake Principal McGuire's hand and ring the bell.

MISA construction notwithstanding the 12th annual Greenwich Kids Triathlon went off without a hitch on Sunday. Hundreds participated as the sun beamed down its big warm hug. Congratulations to everyone who participated and thank you to the great volunteers.