Public safety officials conduct hazmat drills The state Department of Public Health on Tuesday confirmed 16 additional swine flu cases, bringing the town-wide tally to 49, up from 33 on Monday. However, school officials said Tuesday evening
PLEASE SEE:
06/02/09 Grenwich Public Schools Press Release: GPS Health Update - 16 New Cases Of Swine Flu
AND ALSO TAKE A LOOK AT:
06/02/09 Greenwich Public Schools Press Release:: Administrator Restructuring
The school system's assistant director of human resources will take over as the office's interim chief this summer, but says she plans to step down once a permanent candidate has been found.
PLEASE SEE:
5/31/09 BOE Press Release: Interim Human Resources Director
Locust St. sewer repair has minimal problems
Many people would be upset by their road being shut down for days. Not Locust Street resident Orlando Presto. Presto, 80, walked up to where workers were repairing a sewer line Tuesday afternoon and
Beach pass scanners slowing park entry
If only they made E-ZPass for bicycles. Robert Connochie could have used it Tuesday on his way into Greenwich Point, where the Cos Cob resident was forced to stop pedaling his bike to allow a park
Challengers line up for post
Louis Caravella and competition -- now that's an oxymoron. Rarely challenged during his five terms as the town's tax collector, the Democrat could be in for a contest in the November election.
Judge's age at center of police promotion case
The age of a state Supreme Court judge is now at the forefront of a pending appeal stemming from a five-year-old town police promotion lawsuit. Lawyers for the town and the plaintiff....
Signs of success in reducing traffic
Given the opportunity, many state residents are more than happy to stay off the highways and use alternatives. Success in convincing them of that is worth building on
Ridgefield beats Darien in OT to win FCIAC boys lacrosse title
NORWALK -- Matt White ripped off his helmet, threw his stick in the air and took off running. The Most Valuable Player of Tuesday night's epic FCIAC final could have made it all the way to
Yankees balk at cost of inquiry into new stadium funds
(Will Waldron / Times Union)The New York Yankees could live with spending nearly $40 million on the likes of Carl Pavano. They draw the line when it comes to subpoenas from Assemblyman Richard Brodsky.
Higgins, Gault see greener future
Rick Higgins, founder of the Higgins Group, a residential realty firm in Fairfield County, said he believes the energy efficiency of a house will determine how it's sold in the future.
Conan O'Brien makes debut on 'The Tonight Show'
(AP Photo/Paul Drinkwater/NBC) NEW YORK -- Conan O'Brien debuted as host of "The Tonight Show" with a jog across the country to Los Angeles and other comedy bits on his entry into a strange new West Coast culture.
FOR REPORTING ABOUT THE GREENWICH TIME
PLEASE SEE:
Sorry, Greenwich Time Staffers, But You Might Be Outsourced To India If This Hearst Newspaper Experiment Is A Success.
06/02/09 Sign Of The Times: The Incredibly Small And Shrinking Greenwich Time
LESS NEWS MORE MONEY: The Money Losing Greenwich Time Has Never Been Venerable - But Now, More Than Ever, It's Vulnerable.
In An Effort To Wring Out More Savings From The Cash Strapped Greenwich Time, Hearst Newspapers Has Been Shrinking The Number Of Pages In Each Issue Of The Newspaper
PLEASE ALSO SEE:
06/01/09 Today Is The Day To Start Your Greenwich Blog
Have You Thought About Being A Greenwich Citizen Journalist?
AND TAKE A LOOK AT:
05/30/09 Greenwich Time's Online Readers Scream,"Basta Jonathan Basta !!!! Enough Is Enough !!!!!"
Cos Cob Parents And Students Tell Greenwich Time We Editor, Jonathan Lucas.....
"Basta !!!!"
Hearst Newspaper's Online Newspaper Readers Are Sick And Tired Of Being Ignored By Greenwich Time Web Editor Jonathan Lucas.
Over 24 Hours Ago The Greenwich Public Schools Issued A Press Release About Swine Flu Now Being At Cos Cob School, But Hearst Newspaper President Steven Swartz's Greenwich Web Editor Still Has Not Gotten The Story Up On The Web.
As Donald Trump Would Say,"No RSS feed? You're fired!"
FOUR YEARS AGO.... prominent blogger Robert Scoble (formerly with Microsoft, now with Podtech.Net) stated, "You should be fired if you do a website without an RSS feed." http://scoble.weblogs.com/2005/02/19.html .
Many Of The Greenwich Time RSS Feeds Have Been Broken For Months.
Almost All Of Hearst Newspaper's News Feeds Don't Work In Greenwich
The Greenwich Citizen Has No RSS Feed At All
Just Take A Look At All The Broken Greenwich Time RSS Feeds
05/29/09 Once Again Hearst Newspapers Has Trouble Keeping Time At The Greenwich Time
And Then The Hearst Newspaper Editors Asign The Story To Colin Gustafson:
As public schools remain open despite rising swine flu infections, a private day care center in Pemberwick will stay closed until Monday, after nearly the entire staff called out sick this week amid concerns about another outbreak of the virus.
Inaccurate Greenwich Time Article Gets
Shot Down By The Board Of Education
FYI all - hopefully you are not reporting based on the Greenwich Timearticle this morning, please note that:
As we reported to you in the update posted to the web site last night (5/26/09), to date - there have been NO additional confirmed cases of the H1N1 flu virus in the Greenwich Public Schools.
As of last night (5/26/09), there are 16 confirmed cases in the Town ofGreenwich, 11 of those 16 are from the Greenwich Public Schools.
The Greenwich Time newspaper INCORRECTLY reported these numbers in theheadline article of the Wednesday, May 27, 2009 edition of the paper.
Please continue to check the Greenwich Public Schools web site for themost up-to-date and accurate information.http://www.greenwichschools.org/page.cfm?p=6651
Kim Eves
Director of Communications
Greenwich Board of Education
290 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, CT 06830
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