About the Greenwich, Old Greenwich and Riverside, Connecticut Area 

Approximate Location Boundaries: Stamford, Connecticut & Port Chester, New York 

Location Characteristics: January, 1990 marked the 350th Anniversary of Greenwich, Connecticut, the "Gateway of New England." Named after Greenwich Kent, England, the sophisticated town of Greenwich has developed into a vast community of elegant residences, diverse schools, picturesque churches, comprehensive libraries and verdant parks. This seaside town is ardently dedicated to the preservation of the Arts, education and cultural enrichment, boasting 12 primary and secondary schools, conservation groups, a Symphony Orchestra and two Civic Centers. Greenwich is also home to many well-respected industrial firms and businesses that inter-mingle with elegant boutiques and unique shops. With its proximity to New York City, Greenwich is beloved by its citizens and admired by its visitors. Greenwich contains 1,487 acres of public beaches and parks, municipal and private golf courses, tennis courts, horse riding trails, skating rink and bicycle routes. Greenwich is also home to many theatre groups, art councils and its own symphony orchestra.  

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