Greenwich High s Katy Kiwala, right, along with teammate Kate Centofanti, shows everyone who s No. 1 in FCIAC volleyball during the Cardinals historic win over Darien last Friday, which ended the Blue Wave s 140-game win streak.
(GREENWICH CITIZEN photo / Amy Mortensen)
Darien's High volleyball team sauntered into the Greenwich High gym with the confident look of a team that owns Connecticut high school volleyball.
First it was Bear Stearns, then Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Then came Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and American International Group Inc.
Pink Ribbon Decorations Go Up in Greenwich Today
Pink decorations go up on Greenwich and Sound Beach Avenues today as the Town gets a running start on a Cancer Awareness Crusade that will fully blossom during October - National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Greenwich Democrats Rev Up Campaign Engine
Their hearts and minds on victory Nov. 4, Greenwich Democrats - the faithful and candidates - vowed Sunday to knock out GOP candidates in the November election.
More than 4,000 people came to Roger Sherman Baldwin Park on Sunday, Sept. 21 to enjoy Adopt-A-Dog's "for fun" competitions, including Biggest Lap Dog, K-9 Crooner and Best Kisser.
Commentator and broadcaster Tony Snow announced that he had colon cancer in 2005. Following surgery and chemotherapy, Snow joined the Bush administration in April 2006 as press secretary.
To the Editor:
Elections... Plummeting Real Estate Values Wall Street Volatility...Trying to distinguish the "Good Guys" from the "Bad Guys" - it seems our lives have never been in such upheaval.
In 1952, I voted for the first time. Then, and in each election to follow, I cast my ballot in support of the candidate whom I believed would lead with the highest degree of character and integrity - not because of a particular party affiliation. In my view, the political divide between Democrats and Republicans has become increasingly rancorous, and threatens to compromise the intellectual honesty required to choose the most qualified leader.
I have known Fred Camillo for over 30 years. Ever since he was a child, Fred demonstrated an unwavering desire to help others, and quickly became known as a "go-to" guy in our neighborhood. I can honestly say he loves this town more than anyone I know, and cannot imagine a finer individual to lead us through these days of uncertainty.
In an era of distasteful political rhetoric, I suggest that we put aside party affiliations, use common sense and support Fred Camillo in his run for state representative for the 151st District.
Jerri Lovallo
Cos Cob
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