Greenwich Citizen Editor Don "I Am Always The The Last Newspaper To Update" Harrison Is Freaking Out !!!!!!
The Greenwich Citizen Newsroom Is In Panic Mode !!!!!
Google News Got Blitzed With Over 10 Greenwich Citizen Articles Durrring A 10 minute Period This Morning.
From 10:07 To 10:17 The Greenwich Citizen Which Normally Doesn't Update It's Web Site On Friday After Noon Flooded The Google Servers With Mostly Reposted News Reports Designed To Make It Look Like The Web Site Was Up To Date.....
Byram man stabs estranged wife in car
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:17:10 AM EDT
An attempted murder took place in Byram late last Thursday evening when a man with a history of domestic violence stabbed his estranged wife with a sharpened screwdriver in her car while their 18-year-old autistic son looked on from the passenger seat......
.....The Greenwich woman, unidentified but in her 50s, was reported in stable condition in Stamford Hospital, with multiple stab wounds and a collapsed lung. ...
Tesei open to considering a tipping fee
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:12:10 AM EDT
First Selectman Peter Tesei revealed Monday he is "open to considering a "tipping fee" for commercial garbage haulers who collect trash from residents and dump it at the Holly Hill Transfer Station.....
....In an exclusive dispatch last Friday, the Greenwich Citizen revealed that, due to the absence of a "tipping fee" at the transfer station, the town could be ...
It's time to appreciate the daffodils
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:10:32 AM EDT
William Wordsworth, the English poet, made the daffodil flower forever famous when he wrote of his joy of coming upon "A host, of golden daffodils/Beside the lake, beneath the trees/Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.".....
.....This year the explosion of daffodils will take place at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich where some of those daffodils were planted last fall on the Club ...
Mora unfazed by 0-2 start for GHS hardballers
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:14:21 AM EDT
Having been outscored 25-13 and starting the season at 0-2 against two of the top teams in the region, some may raise the red flag when talking about the Greenwich High baseball team. Do not count Cardinals Coach Mike Mora as one of those flag holders. .....
Greenwich has scored 13 runs in two games, which in most cases would provide a pair of wins, if not a split of the two games. "We scored eight runs against ...
Maritime Rowing garners medals on both coasts
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:09:40 AM EDT
The Maritime Rowing Club Varsity-8 traveled to San Diego, Calif. recently to compete in the prestigious San Diego Crew Classic in the Junior Women's event. This boat of eight rowers and a coxswain from the Norwalk-based club faced off against the powerhouse teams of the West Coast, determined to improve on their 10th place finish of last year. At the same time, the other members of this all-girls club competed in the Greenwich Invitational NYPPEX Regatta against nine local schools and clubs. ...
.....In Greenwich Saturday, wind gusts over 40 mph blew the 60-foot, 200-pound boats around like fresh cut blades of grass on a mill pond, but it could not blow the Maritime Rowing Club off course as they rowed to victory......
Injured GHS star Bowers still a big part of GHS lax
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:13:56 AM EDT
It wasn't supposed to be this way. Hana Bowers should be running around Fairfield County lacrosse fields, dominating games the way she did a year ago for Greenwich High's girls lacrosse team as a second-team All-State selection as a midfielder. ....
....Hana Bowers should be running around Fairfield County lacrosse fields, dominating games the way she did a year ago for Greenwich High's girls lacrosse team ...
Brunswick Flexes Its Scoring Muscle in Upset
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:09:18 AM EDT
Just when Brunswick School lacrosse Coach David Bruce was wondering when the Bruins offense would show up, his young club finally flexed its scoring muscle, upsetting New England powerhouse Salisbury 13-11 for the first time in school history Saturday.....
......Prior to that, Brunswick takes on cross-town rival Greenwich High on April 21 at home. The Cardinals are coming off a strong 18-3 season, but lost several ...
TB or not TB? That is the question
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:07:26 AM EDT
TB stands for tuberculosis -- an illness that harms the lungs and other parts of the anatomy.
Public Health nurse Namrita J. Gill told folks all about that a while back when manning a TB exhibit in the lobby of Town Hall.
"This is the Greenwich Health Department's way of calling attention to Global TB Day," she told a reporter drawn to the exhibit crowded by the curious. ...
A look 'behind the counter' at entrepreneuring jeweler, TerryBetteridge
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 09:58:25 AM EDT
When Terry Betteridge learned that the Cash for Gold enterprise holding forth in the Hyatt Regency last week was pulling people in selling their gold and silver, he was curious. He wanted "to see what those guys are up to."
Terry has built his successful Betteridge Jewelers business "organically," he said, taking advantage of what comes along, and learning by doing.
"Knowing nothing" of his father's jewelry business until he was called to its rescue in 1975 was the key to his success, he believed. "I didn't understand modern (jewelry) fashion at all. I kept being a kid through college. All I knew was the old stuff. I'm a history freak. I go to auctions. I knew there was an under bidder. I figured it out."......
...."We made $300,000 the first year," he said. "As of a year and a half ago we made $100 million."......
.....Three years ago Terry brought in veteran Greenwich police detective, Cornell Abruzzini, as his in house security man, who has taken Terry's security to state of the art.
"We have a triple redundancy security system with recordings going on off site," said Abruzzini. Betteridge employees in all locations have been trained by Abruzzini to spot those sleight of hand con artists, and to identify fraudulent credit cards.
Abruzzini will soon have a higher profile as Terry is placing him on the street to patrol the immediate area of Betteridge and be a lookout for other jewelers located nearby. He was offering his own security guard in place of the Elm Street "corner cop," lost to police Chief David Ridberg's new cost cutting measures Terry told the RMA. It was a corner cop that helped foil the 2006 robbery of Terry's store.......
Old Greenwich resident opens new Riverside pizzeria
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:07:55 AM EDT
One of the first things that stands out upon entering Riverside's Sabatiello's Gourmet Pizza and Café Family Restaurant is the extensive menu gracing almost an entire wall.
Owner Sabatiello "Sammy" Settembre takes pride in his restaurant's wide culinary variety, from breakfast to dessert and everything in between. Oh, yes. Pizza is one of its specialties so one can expect pies with every kind of topping as well.....
"Finally, a reasonably priced restaurant that serves great Italian food in Greenwich," he beamed. "Yes, it can be done! We have family-style dinners to go ...
Google News Got Blitzed With Over 10 Greenwich Citizen Articles Durrring A 10 minute Period This Morning.
From 10:07 To 10:17 The Greenwich Citizen Which Normally Doesn't Update It's Web Site On Friday After Noon Flooded The Google Servers With Mostly Reposted News Reports Designed To Make It Look Like The Web Site Was Up To Date.....
Byram man stabs estranged wife in car
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:17:10 AM EDT
An attempted murder took place in Byram late last Thursday evening when a man with a history of domestic violence stabbed his estranged wife with a sharpened screwdriver in her car while their 18-year-old autistic son looked on from the passenger seat......
.....The Greenwich woman, unidentified but in her 50s, was reported in stable condition in Stamford Hospital, with multiple stab wounds and a collapsed lung. ...
Tesei open to considering a tipping fee
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:12:10 AM EDT
First Selectman Peter Tesei revealed Monday he is "open to considering a "tipping fee" for commercial garbage haulers who collect trash from residents and dump it at the Holly Hill Transfer Station.....
....In an exclusive dispatch last Friday, the Greenwich Citizen revealed that, due to the absence of a "tipping fee" at the transfer station, the town could be ...
It's time to appreciate the daffodils
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:10:32 AM EDT
William Wordsworth, the English poet, made the daffodil flower forever famous when he wrote of his joy of coming upon "A host, of golden daffodils/Beside the lake, beneath the trees/Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.".....
.....This year the explosion of daffodils will take place at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich where some of those daffodils were planted last fall on the Club ...
Mora unfazed by 0-2 start for GHS hardballers
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:14:21 AM EDT
Having been outscored 25-13 and starting the season at 0-2 against two of the top teams in the region, some may raise the red flag when talking about the Greenwich High baseball team. Do not count Cardinals Coach Mike Mora as one of those flag holders. .....
Greenwich has scored 13 runs in two games, which in most cases would provide a pair of wins, if not a split of the two games. "We scored eight runs against ...
Maritime Rowing garners medals on both coasts
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:09:40 AM EDT
The Maritime Rowing Club Varsity-8 traveled to San Diego, Calif. recently to compete in the prestigious San Diego Crew Classic in the Junior Women's event. This boat of eight rowers and a coxswain from the Norwalk-based club faced off against the powerhouse teams of the West Coast, determined to improve on their 10th place finish of last year. At the same time, the other members of this all-girls club competed in the Greenwich Invitational NYPPEX Regatta against nine local schools and clubs. ...
.....In Greenwich Saturday, wind gusts over 40 mph blew the 60-foot, 200-pound boats around like fresh cut blades of grass on a mill pond, but it could not blow the Maritime Rowing Club off course as they rowed to victory......
Injured GHS star Bowers still a big part of GHS lax
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:13:56 AM EDT
It wasn't supposed to be this way. Hana Bowers should be running around Fairfield County lacrosse fields, dominating games the way she did a year ago for Greenwich High's girls lacrosse team as a second-team All-State selection as a midfielder. ....
....Hana Bowers should be running around Fairfield County lacrosse fields, dominating games the way she did a year ago for Greenwich High's girls lacrosse team ...
Brunswick Flexes Its Scoring Muscle in Upset
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:09:18 AM EDT
Just when Brunswick School lacrosse Coach David Bruce was wondering when the Bruins offense would show up, his young club finally flexed its scoring muscle, upsetting New England powerhouse Salisbury 13-11 for the first time in school history Saturday.....
......Prior to that, Brunswick takes on cross-town rival Greenwich High on April 21 at home. The Cardinals are coming off a strong 18-3 season, but lost several ...
TB or not TB? That is the question
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:07:26 AM EDT
TB stands for tuberculosis -- an illness that harms the lungs and other parts of the anatomy.
Public Health nurse Namrita J. Gill told folks all about that a while back when manning a TB exhibit in the lobby of Town Hall.
"This is the Greenwich Health Department's way of calling attention to Global TB Day," she told a reporter drawn to the exhibit crowded by the curious. ...
A look 'behind the counter' at entrepreneuring jeweler, TerryBetteridge
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 09:58:25 AM EDT
When Terry Betteridge learned that the Cash for Gold enterprise holding forth in the Hyatt Regency last week was pulling people in selling their gold and silver, he was curious. He wanted "to see what those guys are up to."
Terry has built his successful Betteridge Jewelers business "organically," he said, taking advantage of what comes along, and learning by doing.
"Knowing nothing" of his father's jewelry business until he was called to its rescue in 1975 was the key to his success, he believed. "I didn't understand modern (jewelry) fashion at all. I kept being a kid through college. All I knew was the old stuff. I'm a history freak. I go to auctions. I knew there was an under bidder. I figured it out."......
...."We made $300,000 the first year," he said. "As of a year and a half ago we made $100 million."......
.....Three years ago Terry brought in veteran Greenwich police detective, Cornell Abruzzini, as his in house security man, who has taken Terry's security to state of the art.
"We have a triple redundancy security system with recordings going on off site," said Abruzzini. Betteridge employees in all locations have been trained by Abruzzini to spot those sleight of hand con artists, and to identify fraudulent credit cards.
Abruzzini will soon have a higher profile as Terry is placing him on the street to patrol the immediate area of Betteridge and be a lookout for other jewelers located nearby. He was offering his own security guard in place of the Elm Street "corner cop," lost to police Chief David Ridberg's new cost cutting measures Terry told the RMA. It was a corner cop that helped foil the 2006 robbery of Terry's store.......
Old Greenwich resident opens new Riverside pizzeria
Greenwich Citizen - 3 hours ago
Updated: 04/21/2009 10:07:55 AM EDT
One of the first things that stands out upon entering Riverside's Sabatiello's Gourmet Pizza and Café Family Restaurant is the extensive menu gracing almost an entire wall.
Owner Sabatiello "Sammy" Settembre takes pride in his restaurant's wide culinary variety, from breakfast to dessert and everything in between. Oh, yes. Pizza is one of its specialties so one can expect pies with every kind of topping as well.....
"Finally, a reasonably priced restaurant that serves great Italian food in Greenwich," he beamed. "Yes, it can be done! We have family-style dinners to go ...
But Why Did Greenwich Citizen Editor Don "I Am Always The The Last Newspaper To Update" Harrison Is Walk In The Office And Start Going Nuts Reposting So Many Of Last Friday's News Stories?
Could It Be That He Found Out Yesterday Afternoon He Has A News Boss?
PLEASE SEE:
Former Seattle PI editor named to lead Connecticut Newspaper Group
Greenwich Citizen - 22 hours ago
By Richard Lee
Greenwich Citizen - 22 hours ago
By Richard Lee
STAMFORD -- Hearst Newspapers, parent of The Advocate and Greenwich Time, has named David McCumber, former managing editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, editor of the two newspapers, as well as editorial director of Hearst's Connecticut Newspaper Group....
......McCumber also will assist in coordinating and editing investigative journalism across the newspaper group, working with Phil Bronstein, editor-at-large for both Hearst Newspapers and the San Francisco Chronicle, and investigative reporters and editors at the other Hearst newspapers.......
For More Information About David McCumber Comming To Oversee The Greenwich Citizen And The Greenwich Time
Please See:
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