Greenwich Roundup: 09/05/09 The Greenwich Briefing

Saturday, September 5, 2009

09/05/09 The Greenwich Briefing

Comprehensive News Feed for Greenwich, CT.

N.Y. Journal: A need to remember
posted on September 05, 2009 10:41:42 pm
... called Friends of Liberty State Park has filed a suit against the memorial, saying it will block the view. In Greenwich, Conn., officials are fighting over whose names should go on its 9/11 memorial - only those who were town residents when they ...
The sky is full of birds
posted on September 05, 2009 10:09:05 pm
... the coast. There will be a hawk festival Sept. 19 and 20 at Quaker Ridge on the grounds of the Audubon Center in Greenwich. A week later, on Sept. 27, there will be a festival of all things migrating -- songbirds, hawks, butterflies, dragonflies -- ...
No prosecution for guard in Conn. model scuffle
posted on September 05, 2009 06:20:56 pm
... he can stay out of trouble. Seymour got into a dispute with guard Joseph Babnik in June when he was watching the Greenwich estate of her estranged husband, billionaire newsprint magnate Peter Brant. Babnik told police Seymour had taken documents ...
RSC Veteran Graham Joins United Rentals as VP of Business Development
posted on September 05, 2009 04:46:00 am
... Fordham University and the Swedish Institute of Management/International operations in Stockholm, Sweden. Based in Greenwich, Conn., United Rentals is No. 1 on the RER 100.
Strapped Home Owners Turn to Renting
posted on September 05, 2009 04:33:54 am
Rentals are rising in Greenwich, Conn., a town synonymous with luxury housing. The housing market in this pricey community is in trouble.
ArtPlace poised to begin new chapter
posted on September 05, 2009 04:28:35 am
... its shows as a guest at such venues as the Fairfield Arts Council gallery, the Carriage Barn in New Canaan, the Greenwich Arts Council gallery and the Housatonic Museum of Art in Bridgeport. All the traveling comes to an end on Saturday, when the ...
It Was a Fish Restaurant, Where Are the Fish?
posted on September 05, 2009 01:53:21 am
When Ken Friedman closed down the John Dory the biggest question was, why? But I had another question - what happened to all those tropical fish in that big aquarium ? They're boarding in Greenwich, Conn., he said, at the House of Fins , their ancestral home.