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Greenwich Woods residents pay final visit to stadium
Applying lipstick and rouge in the stands at Yankee Stadium, Theresa Kuntz, 93, shouted out a marriage proposal to A-Rod, her favorite player.
State health officials have increased monitoring for West Nile virus since the discovery of infected mosquitos in Old Greenwich.
Superintendent of Schools Betty Sternberg is poised to resume her position at the helm of the Greenwich public school system next week, according to town officials who have been in contact with her since she took a medical leave of absence nearly two months ago.
Sternberg, 58, who started a medical leave on June 16, is expected to return to her post on Aug. 11, according to Acting Superintendent of School Kathy Greider.
The reasons for Sternberg's leave have not been made public, though last year, she wrote an opinion editorial in which she discussed living cancer-free since being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2001.
Greider, who has been in regular contract with Sternberg for several weeks, said there was little reason to doubt she'll be ready to return.
"Because this is a medical leave, there's obviously nothing etched in stone," Greider said. "But I can tell you, she sounds better, and says she feels better, so we have every indication she'll be back as planned."
To prepare for her return, Sternberg has already taken several steps, Greider said, including sending her annual "Welcome Back" letter to faculty and helping pen a 600-word "Back to School" article for parents.
Sternberg is resuming her duties at a time of mounting tension for the school system. Perhaps the most prickly issue she'll have to tackle are facility problems with the Hamilton Avenue and Glenville schools.
The Board of Education recently agreed on a plan to delay the start of.....
Applying lipstick and rouge in the stands at Yankee Stadium, Theresa Kuntz, 93, shouted out a marriage proposal to A-Rod, her favorite player.
Michael White, 18, of 111 N. Water St., was arrested on Friday evening on Tod's Driftway and charged with driving under the influence, a police report stated.
Police had been dispatched to the area following a report of a fight. White was found in his vehicle and smelled of alcohol, the report said.
He was asked to do a series of field sobriety tests, which he failed, police said.
He was released on a $250 bond and is scheduled to appear in Stamford Superior Court on Aug. 15.
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Police arrested two 15-year-old boys and a 16-year-old boy by warrant and charged them with third-degree burglary and other charges for allegedly stealing electronic equipment from a Glenville resident in May, according to a police report.
The burglary was reported on May 16, according to Greenwich Police Lt. Daniel Allen, a spokesman for the department.
All three boys were also each charged with one count of conspiracy to commit third-degree burglary, fourth-degree larceny, and conspiracy to commit fourth-degree larceny, according to the report.
Police withheld the names of the boys because of their ages.
The three boys were referred to the Juvenile Matters Division of state Superior Court in Stamford, according to the report.
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