Old Greenwich woman builds a second 'house for books' in Rwanda

Betsy Dickey has lived in Greenwich for 30 years, raising her family of four, logging countless miles in her Suburban. It’s easy to take things for granted living here, she said. “Sometimes I feel like we’re so spoiled it’s hard to be free of our consumer society.

Mount Olive woman makes sixth missionary trip to Africa

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - A retired township school bus driver and a 17-year-old Long Valley Girl Scout have stepped away from comfort for three weeks of helping in Kenya.

Katelynn Carroll’s 11-Day Mission Helps Small Uganda Village

Hicksville High School Class of 2007 Grad Volunteers in Africa Uganda, a landlocked country in the eastern half of Africa, has seen its share of turmoil and treachery, but Katelynn Carroll, like many volunteers around the world, is helping the country in a grassroots effort to create a brighter and more positive future for its inhabitants. Carroll, a Hicksville High School Class of 2007 graduate ...

(From left) Noni Rose, Scott and Msamati

SHE’S warm, kind-hearted, sensible and wise. Just like Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple or Jessica Fletcher from the 1980s TV series, Murder She Wrote, she possesses a keen sense for detective work and a knack for solving mysteries.

African safari: Coasters selected in national tour squad

COASTAL footballers Sam Borlini and Tyrone Morrison have been given the opportunity of a lifetime. The two NTFL stars will tour South Africa with an Australian under 23 team in October.