Greenwich is a village in southern Huron County, Ohio. The village was established as a part of the Firelands, a scenic community with several small town stores, that came about as a result of grants of land given after the Revolutionary War. The first settler in Greenwich Township was Henry Carpenter, who had come from Ulster County, New York in 1817. The village was incorporated in 1879.
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Offering holistic home birth services in north-central and mid-Ohio, the midwife is based in Greenwich, Ohio. Information about the benefits and safety of home birth are discussed, along with her services and testimonials.
http://www.inspiredheartmidwife.com/
Established by Tim and Betty Putt, grain farmers in north-central Ohio, who manufacture CNH, Agco, and Big Bud tractor puzzles made from advertising pictures found in magazines and sales literature. Its products are highlighted, and may be purchased through the site.
http://www.puttputtpuzzles.com/
Headquartered in Greenwich, Ohio, the public school administrative district operates a high school, middle school, and elementary school, each of which are highlighted. Its academics, athletics and arts programs are outlined.
http://www.south-central.k12.oh.us/
First organized as the Free Congregational Church of Ripley, the Greenwich, Ohio congregation's history stems back to 1851. Its history is told, along with an overview of the congregation, a calendar of programs and events, photographs, and a sermon archive.
http://www.ripleychurch.org/
A brief history and profile of the Ohio village is offered on its official web site. Village contacts, departments and services are discussed, and a calendar of events is published.
http://www.villageofgreenwich.com/
