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Monday, May 26, 2008

05/26/08 - Monday's Greenwich Time News Links


(Bob Luckey Jr. / Greenwich Time photo)

Coyote attacks spark fear

When Emily Samuels heard her Jack Russell terrier being attacked by two coyotes outside her house on Old Church Road, she was shocked and horrified.

Software helps Social Services parse data

After years of pressure from town officials, the Department of Social Services can finally provide hard figures for its client services.
Hundreds turn out for Byram, Glenville marches

For the veterans marching in the parades yesterday, honoring those who serve and died fighting for this country is an important American tradition.

With rock-bottom interest rates cutting into municipal investment revenues and costly new labor contracts expected to kick in, some elected officials said a nine-year streak of keeping local tax increases below 4 percent could be put to the test as the next town budget is crafted.
Doctors try out hospital's new robot

Looking into a video screen, Dr. Jonathan Bernie grabbed the master controls to move a robot's spindly arms towards the anesthetized patient.

Police are investigating the shooting of a 30 year-old male, who arrived yesterday at Greenwich Hospital with a bullet wound to his leg.
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating the Board of Education for possible civil rights violations against Hamilton Avenue School students, local and federal officials said.

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