The Greenwich Perambulator regularly roams the neighborhoods of Greenwich, sharing some of his random findings.

The first big snowstorm of 2016 limited the perambulator’s walking, so he let his eyes do the walking as his curiosity turned toward the heavens.

No sooner has our fresh new approach to healthier eating habits has taken effect than the universal cheat day is upon us. Super Bowl 50 is this Sunday, and whether you’re a fist pumping Carolina Panthers fan, a trash talkin’ Denver Broncos devotee, or just along for the ride and a cold IPA, the big game calls for some hearty eats, bold flavors, and a big side of indulgence.

The fresh coating of snow Greenwich received last week brought some seasonal scenery to life around Greenwich.

Living Greenwich photographer Pam Grunow seized the opportunity to get out into the winter scenery and capture these images of some familiar Greenwich locations blanketed in white.

Dine out in a healthy way to help benefit an excellent local cause! Greenwich Avenue restaurant will donate all guest contributions to Cos Cob-based children’s shelter.

Valentine’s Day can bring about mixed emotions -- the excitement of being in love or stress about gift-giving. Additionally, singles may feel dismissed on this holiday, which has traditionally centered on couples. This year, embrace Valentine’s Day as a unique opportunity to celebrate love, friendship and all that truly matters. By reframing the occasion, everyone can own it.

Love is in the air and Valentine's Day is just around the corner!

Right now is the ideal time to brave the winter's cold, get out into the streets and shops of Greenwich, and discover an unforgettably meaningful gift for the person who deserves it most in your life.

School is back in session and Greenwich high school students are hitting the books hard. It won’t be long before thoughts turn to the ‘next steps’ of college applications. With the process of gaining acceptance to celebrated colleges and universities becoming more competitive than ever, students with serious aspirations need to do everything in their power to make certain their application will shine with academic splendor when it arrives in the admissions office of their chosen school.

Given the highly competitive landscape of the college applications process, a lot is at stake for students and the difference maker could be their SAT results. An excellent score on the SAT can be the item that sets an incredible student ahead of the pack - it can also help lift the profile of a student who may otherwise be considered borderline for admissions to their school of choice.

'Guys, I'd love to go to The LEGO Movie with you, but I've got fight a global pandemic first.'

That's Stephen Colbert with his mind blown, trying to imagine what it's like to be Olivia Hallisey, a junior at Greenwich High School who just happens to have won the 2015 Google Science Fair Grand Prize and a $50,000 college scholarship by developing a $25 Ebola test that can be done in 30 minutes, without any need for refrigeration. Current tests on the market that need to be refrigerated can cost $1,000 and take up to 12 hours to complete.

Hundreds of Greenwich residents turned out today for the annual Polar Bear Plunge at Tod's Point. And true to our town heritage, an enterprising neighbor took the opportunity to raise money for local charity Kids In Crisis. Despite the chilly weather, grey skies and icy cold Long Island Sound, the outpouring of support warmed hearts and raised spirits of all who attended.

As we head into the early part of the new year, with its promise of colder weather for Greenwich, the time is perfect for the warmth of the indoor appreciation of arts and culture. One event you won’t want to miss is "The Great American Landscape" exhibition at the Flinn Gallery at Greenwich Library.