Greenwich synagogue to install new rabbiThe Greenwich Reform Synagogue plans to install a new spiritual leader at a service this evening.
Andrew R. Sklarz, a Stamford native, joined the synagogue last summer; this evening he will be installed as the rabbi.
Sklarz equates the feel of today's ceremony to that of a wedding.
"It's like tying the knot," he said. "I am formally making a commitment to the congregation and they are making a formal commitment to me." ....
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