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Himes to hold town hall meetings on health care
Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., is holding three more town hall discussions, including one in Greenwich on Aug. 31, before Congress reconvenes next month to continue tackling health care reform.
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Swine flu vaccine not a priority for seniors
The elderly population is usually at the top of the priority list for yearly flu shots, but that may not be the case with the new swine flu vaccine, doctors say.
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Stamford Center for the Arts expected to emerge from bankruptcy next month
STAMFORD -- Stamford Center for the Arts has filed a new reorganization plan with the intention of emerging out of bankruptcy as early as next month. The non-profit arts organization, which owns The
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Darien parish subdued after death of disgraced priest
STAMFORD -- The death of the priest who stole a million dollars from a Darien church should end the decade-long saga that engulfed the town's oldest Catholic parish, the senior pastor said Sunday.
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Private security a growing industry in Greenwich
Black iron gates and private driveways are commonplace in Greenwich, a town that values privacy and can afford to keep outsiders at a distance.
But with hedge fund chief executives worth billions and swarms of celebrities calling Greenwich home, many people have the option to take their personal security to a completely different level. Read More »

Housing market smaller, but steady in first half of 2009
Through the first six months of this year, the state's housing market was about 20 percent smaller than last year's, as sales and prices continued to lag 2008.

Greenwich's 9/11 memorial mired in controversy, dedication in doubt
Less than three weeks away from the eighth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, a planned town memorial to the Greenwich victims still has no names.
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