Back in Town
You don’t choose where you grow up. You do, however, choose where you raise your kids (for the most part) and live your life. And while there are no official counts, scratch the surface of many a Darien resident and you’ll find heaps of Darien High School (DHS) grads who have chosen to come back to their hometown to do just that.
Our Town
On Ramps
Getting it Right with Darien Junior Football League
The participation numbers for Darien Junior Football League (DJFL) are high, according to DJFL president Chris Harwick. With 313 fourth through eighth grade boys in full pad programs this fall (girls are welcome too but none signed up), they’re very nearly setting records.
The Good Table
Destination Molto
So how does a new restaurant go from zero to Mach 5 practically upon opening its doors? Stop by Molto Darien in Noroton Heights and you will find out. If running into a close friend you’ve not seen for ages were a restaurant, it would be this place. Open for less than a year, it’s got that kind of energy.
Giving Back
Blue Wave Booster Club: The Team Behind All Teams
It’s one of life’s riddles: The more effortless something appears, the greater the effort behind it. We can be nearly certain of it. There’s so much more than meets the eye, in all things, but especially in the extracurriculars at Darien High School (DHS) thanks to the efforts of the non-profit Blue Wave Booster Club (BWBC),
Partner Profile
New Canaan Country School: A Bold Approach
In this Q&A with New Canaan Country School’s Beth O’Brien, Director of Enrollment Management and Financial Aid, we learned why this private school option for students Pre-K (ages 3 & 4) through Grade 9 is such
a draw in our area.
