Greenwich Roundup: 09/22/09 PRESS RELEASE: You're Invited! WOW! Walk on Water Benefit 2009 Oct 2-4

Monday, September 21, 2009

09/22/09 PRESS RELEASE: You're Invited! WOW! Walk on Water Benefit 2009 Oct 2-4

Benefit 2009 - October 2-4
The Delamar Hotel · 500 Steamboat Road · Greenwich, CT · RSVP NOW!
Call 203-682-0262 or go to www.wowgetonboard.org for RSVP form
Rob Mathes at Piano

Robert Klein, comedian, special guest for Friday Evening VIP Benefit

Presented in collaboration with The Greenwich Harbor Yacht Showcase. ClearGroup International and The Delamar Hotel are proud to invite you to the WOW! Walk on Water Beneﬁt 2009 supporting Spinal Research, whose mission is to ﬁnd a cure for paralysis, and Shake-A-Leg (501C3), whose Adaptive Sailing Program brings the beneﬁts of sailing to people with physical and developmental disabilities.

In honor of Elsa Johnson & Kelly Ballo Moss, my dear friends, and Paul Callahan of Shake-A-Leg
- Joyce Clear, Clear Group International

Exclusive VIP Friday Evening Beneﬁt
Friday, October 2 - 5:30 PM - 10:30 PM
$125 Per Person - space limited

Private VIP Tent Experience
Celebrities, Sports Icons, Paralympic Athletes and Medalists
Silent & Live Auctions
Cocktails & Hors d'oeuvres, Liqueurs & Desserts
Music & Dancing
"Yacht Hop"

Also preview the Greenwich Harbor Yacht Showcase

Robert Klein, comedian, special guest

Live auction items include:

"Once-in-a-life-time experiences" such as private in-home performances by world renowned violinist, Gregory Harrington, or the internationally recognized classical guitarist, Liona Boyd
A personal training and/or boxing session with NGO, two-time Golden Gloves Champion
A fabulous 5-night package in South Africa including three nights at the incredible One & Only Cape Town and two nights at the stunning Le Quartier Francais with private transfers and touring
A half-day boat trip/inventing Bootcamp with famous inventor Dr. Robert Yonover of SEE/RESCUE Corporation in Honolulu

Saturday, October 3 & Sunday, October 4
11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Enjoy luxury yachts, exotic cars, sea trials, inspirational speakers, celebrities, Olympians, Paralypians, sailing and more!
VIP International Ports-of-Call Tent @ $35 per person. An international experience! Enjoy chef tastings, wine tastings, ﬁne art and music from Buenos Aires, Santiago, Barcelona, Rome and Paris; Book signing
VIP "Soundwaters" Celebrity Cocktail Sunset Cruise, 5-7 PM @ $150 per person. Sail aboard the 80-foot, three-masted schooner; hors d'oeuvres, wine, champagne, non-alcoholic beverages
World of Wonder" Children's Tent: Free

Exhibitors include:

America II
Morris Yachts
Hinckley Company
Bassett Boat Company
Sunseeker
Friendship Yachts
Miller Motor Cars
Mercedes-Benz and many more!

"Why is it important to attend an event like this? What if one day you had an accident that rendered you a quadriplegic or a paraplegic? What if one day you were told you had a neurological disorder that would limit you to a wheelchair for the rest of your life?

What if, under these unimaginable circumstances, you became an Olympic Gold medalist or famous physicist or dancer, named one of the fifty most beautiful people in the world, met with the Dalai Lama or Heads of State? What if you climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro unassisted? Or what if you just went sailing?

Individuals with disabilities perform amazing feats everyday...big and small...Feats that require courage, tenacity, creativity, character and determination. They are true inspirations in our lives as we meet our own unique challenges, whatever those may be."

Joyce Clear, Chair
President, ClearGroup International
Authentic Luxury Yacht & Residential Interiors
wow.getonboard.org

Be Inspired. Get Onboard.

Sponsored by:

WOW! Walk on Water Benefit 2009 The Delamar Hotel 500 Steamboat Road Greenwich CT 06830

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Greenwich Chamber Of Commerce

Address:45 East Putnam Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830

Phone:203-869-3500 fax:203-869-3502

Website:Greenwich Chamber Of Commerce

Email:info@greenwichchamber.com

Mission:
The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce will encompass and promote the well-being of the entire business community within Greenwich while maintaining the town's residential integrity and enhancing our quality of life.

The Chamber, an independent non-profit business organization, has served Greenwich since 1917. Our purpose is to improve the town's business climate while promoting the civic and social interest of the community.

The Chamber has never been more vibrant than it is today. The Board of Directors and the new professional staff of the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce are well suited to guide the organization through the fast-changing business climate of the 21st century. We are prepared to encompass all businesses under one umbrella, to address town-wide business issues, to serve as the town's information resource center, and to provide Chamber members with a broad-based member benefit package.

Greenwich Real Estate - Richard Fuld's house

Greenwich Religious Services

ALBERTSON MEMORIAL CHURCH OF SPIRITUALISM
293 Sound Beach Ave.,
Old Greenwich. 637-4615.
Web site: http://www.albertsonchurch.org/ .
Guest ministers.
Services: Sunday 11 a.m.
Child care available if arranged beforehand

BETHEL AME CHURCH
44 Lake Ave. (across from Greenwich Hospital).
661-3099.
The Rev. Horace S. Henson, pastor.
Services: Sunday 9:30 a.m.
Sunday school, 11 a.m.
Divine service; Wednesday 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Bible study and prayer meeting.

CHURCH OF THE NEW COVENANT
Apostolic Church of North America.
Services held at Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center,
289 Delavan Ave.
Byram
324-5797.
The Rev. William C. Woodson, pastor.
Services: Sunday 10:30 a.m. communion,
9:30 a.m. Bible study for adults and children.
Child care provided for all services.
Mid-week Bible groups in various locations.

ST. MARK CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
42 Lake Ave. opposite Greenwich Hospital.
862-8438.
John D. Harris, pastor.
Sunday services: 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, 12:30 p.m. worship.

TRINITY CHURCH,
Convent of the Sacred Heart,
Central Middle School auditorium,
9 Indian Rock Lane, Cos Cob.
618-0808.
Web site: http://www.trinitychurchonline.org/
Non-denominational, dedicated to worship and prayer, caring for each other, and caring for the world.
Sunday service 10 a.m. includes contemporary music, use of media and the arts, relevant messages.
Programs provided for children aged 0 - 18 years.

Greenwich Represenative Town Meeting (RTM)

Contact: Thomas Byrne

The RTM is the legislative body of the town, with its powers vested by the Town Charter. It has the authority to:

Approve all expenditures by the town over $5000;

Approve, reduce, and eliminate appropriations;

Approve or reject nominations to town bodies as made by the selectmen decide whether the town shall accept federal or state funds for town projects;

Create special committees to deal with particular subjects such as labor contracts, claims, and redistricting;

Pass "sense of the meeting" resolutions urging that other branches of government initiate desired legislation, or expressing disapproval of actions that have been taken; act as the final planning authority on municipal improvements;

Initiate and pass ordinances.

Search RTM Member List

Locate RTM representatives from your district easily. Find them either by last name, district or by clicking on the map area where you live. Click here to check it out.

How to Run for the RTM

Any citizen of Greenwich, registered to vote, is eligible to serve on the RTM. New candidates (petitioners) must file a petition signed by at least 25 residents of their district with the Town Clerk by mid September, the actual date varies and should be checked with the Town Clerk's Office.The Candidate Petition form is below. Greenwich RTM Candidate Petition Form

Greenwich Rotary Club

Address:P.O. Box 1375 Greenwich, CT 06830

Phone:203-323-7300
Fax:203-323-7302

Website:Greenwich Rotary Club

In December of 1920, a small group of Greenwich business and professional men, feeling that it was time to have a men's luncheon club where views on business and community affairs could be discussed, decided that the Rotary concept of "Service Above Self" seemed to meet their ideals.

The Rotary Club of Greenwich was then chartered in April 21, 1921. Since that time, Greenwich Rotarians have been volunteering their time and resources to help others in the Greenwich community and throughout the world. The Greenwich Club has been a leader at the local and international level, sponsoring the chartering of many neighboring Rotary Clubs, and serving as the home club of Charlie Pettengill, Sr. 1964-1965 President of Rotary International, and 1995-96 District Governor Jim Cooper.

Greenwich Senior Center

Location: 299 Greenwich Avenue
Telephone: (203) 622-3990
Administrator: Laurette Helmrich
Directions:
US 1 to Greenwich Avenue. Center on left between Bruce Place and Havemeyer Place.

For Greenwich residents who are 55+.
Hours 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

"Life: Be-In-It" is the motto of the Greenwich Senior Center. Daily, over 400 members live up to their motto by participating in the Center's variety of programs: enjoying a nutritious luncheon, attending health forums, classes (from Arts & Crafts to History and French), day trips, line dancing, singing with the popular touring Silvertones, chorus, and just relaxing in a friendly atmosphere. More information for seniors is available here.

Calendar of events
- Call 622-3990 for information

Senior Center Newsletters & Menus
- Download Newsletters & Menus

Tax Service for Seniors - February 1 through April 15
Ground Floor Location
9:00 am to 1:00 pm, Mondays and Fridays (No appointment necessary)
Tax volunteer can print completed tax forms to be mailed to IRS or can be electronically submitted.

Greenwich Town Clerk

Town Clerk: Carmella C. Budkins

Assistant Town Clerk: Dorothea Meilinggaard

Telephone: (203) 622-7897

Email: Town Clerk

Fax: (203) 622-3767

Location: Town Hall, First Floor

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Assistant Registrar of Vital Statistics: Barbara Lowden

Telephone: (203) 622-7869

Location: Ground Floor

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

The Town Clerk's office is the official State recording agency for the Town. This includes vital statistics (marriage, birth, death) records, hunting & fishing permits and all documents related to ownership of real property.

Greenwich Town Hall

town website
Call this number for any town information
101 Field Point Road, 203.622.7700
Access town documents

Assessors Office, 203.622.7885
Hours:1^st floor, 9 am to 3 pm

Building Department, 203-622.7754
Hours: Generally 8 am to 3:30 pm. Summer hours (June through October) and holiday hours are different.

Planning & Zoning, 203.622.7894
Hours: 2^nd floor, 8 am to 4 pm.
To meet with a planner, 1:30 pm to 4 pm

Selectman’s Office, 203.622.7710
1^st floor, call for an appointment

Parking Permits, 203.622.7730

Greenwich Volunteer Groups

Catherine’s Hope depends on volunteers to help raise money for nonprofit groups that help people or animals suffering from illness, abandonment, or abuse. Call 625-8268 or e-mail: jillking54@aol.com.

The Greenwich chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers for a variety of positions. Visit greenwichredcross.org and click on What Can I Do.

The Greenwich Hospital Auxiliary supports staff and patients at Greenwich Hospital. All volunteers are interviewed and receive training. For information, call 863-2222.

Greenwich Jaycees is open to young professionals 21 to 40 years old. The group offers professional development through community service, networking, and leadership training. For information, call 358-3134 or visit online at greenwichjaycees.org.

Literacy Volunteers-Stamford/Greenwich uses volunteer tutors to help teach reading and writing skills to functionally illiterate adults and conversational English to foreign-born adults. Call Lucia Cook at 324-5214 or e-mail: lec@lvsg.org.

Adopt-A-Dog welcomes volunteers of all ages to work with animals in need of good homes. For information, or to receive a copy of the Adopt-A-Dog newsletter, call 203-629-9494 or 914-273-1674, or visit online at adoptadog.org.

Animal Rights Alliance offers foster homes for cats and help with daily operations. Based in Cos Cob, call Lynn Gorfinkle at 431-9111.

Call-A-Ride needs volunteer drivers for its program of offering free door-to-door transportation to senior citizens. Call 661-6633.

Community Answers based in the Greenwich Library needs volunteers to help answer questions from the community.

Greenwich Green & Clean is dedicated to the beautification of public areas around town. There are annual cleanups in May and October. Call 531-0006 or e-mail: grgrenclean@aol.com.

Jewish Family Services of Greenwich needs volunteers for its Supermarketing for Seniors program. Call Phyllis McDonald at 622-1881.

Meals-on-Wheels relies on volunteers to help cook or deliver meals to the homebound. Call 869-1312 or visit online at mealsonwheelsofgreenwich.org.

Neighbor to Neighbor, which distributes food and clothing to needy families, welcomes volunteers. Call 622-9208.

Volunteers on Call is a faith-based, humanitarian organization offering short-term local and international volunteering opportunities. Call 550-2222 or e-mail: volunteersoncal@optonline.net

Greenwich Voter Registration

Registrars: Sharon Vecchiola (D) and Fred DeCaro (R)

Telephone: (203) 622-7889 or (203) 622-7890

E-Mail: Voter Registration

Location: Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road, Greenwich

Registration Requirements

To vote, you must be a U.S. citizen, a resident of the town where you wish to vote, at least 18 years of age, and registered on Election Day.

Residents may request an application form to be sent and must return their form postmarked to the Registrar by October 21, 2008 in order to be permitted to participate in the Presidential election. Registering in person deadline is October 28, 2008. Those, whose rights as to age, citizenship, new residence, may apply in person at the Registrars Office between 9am and 12noon on November 3, 2008.

The Registrar of Voters Office is open Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm.

If you are permanently physically disabled, you may arrange to have an election official visit you and take your application to the register. Call the Registrar of Voters Office for further details.

Hearing impaired persons may call Hartford TDD 1-(860)566-1730.

Special Voter Registration

In order to accommodate those citizens unable to register during regular work hours, the Registrars of Voters holds special registration sessions.

How to register

Register in person at the Town Clerk's Office or Registrar of Voters Office at Town Hall, at any office of the State Motor Vehicles, or at libraries throughout the state.

You may also register by written request, sent to the Town Clerk or Registrar of Voters by mail.

NOTE: As of January 1, 2003, additional information is required by Help America Vote Act Public Law 107-252 to register to vote by mail.

Download a (450kb PDF) copy of mail-in application with instructions.

ONE of the following must be submitted to the Registrar of Voters with Voter Mail-in Applications:

-- A copy of photo ID (e.g., driver's license)
-- Current utility bill
-- Bank statement
-- Paycheck or
-- Government document that shows the name and address of the voter

The item must be attached to an application and the last four digits of the social security number must be written on the application form next to the last name. Failure to provide this information will create a delay at the polls during Federal Election Day.

Absentee Ballots

Can be obtained using the following procedure.

Election Day

Is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
Greenwich voters may call the Town Clerk or Registrars of Voters for the polling places for particular areas of the Town.

Where to Vote

Click here to find your voting location.

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Greenwich Web Sites

Acting Company of Greenwich - tacog.org
Adopt-A-Dog - adoptadog.org
Albertson Memorial Church of Spiritualism - albertsonchurch.org
Alliance Franciase - afgreenwich.org
American Classical Orchestra - amerclassorch.org
American Red Cross - greenwichredcross.org
Anglican Church of the Advent - churchoftheadvent.org
ARC - arcgreenwich.org
Arch Street Teen Center - archstreet.org
Armstrong Chamber Concerts - accnct.org
Art Society of Old Greenwich - sidewalkartshow.com
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich - bgcg.org
Breast Cancer Alliance - breastcanceralliance.org
Bruce Museum - brucemuseum.org
Brunswick School - brunswickschool.org
Captain Harbor Sail & Power Squadron - captainharbor.org
Center for Chamber Music - centerforchambermusic.com
Chabad Lubavitch of Greenwich - chabadgreenwich.org
Chamber of Commerce - greenwichchamber.org
Child Guidance Center - childguidancect.org
Chinese Language School of Connecticut - chineselanguageschool
Christ Church Greenwich - christchurchgreenwich.com
Community Answers - communityanswers.org
Community Centers Inc. - ccigreenwich.org
Community Concerts of Greenwich - communityconcertsgreenwich.org
Convent of the Sacred Heart - cshgreenwich.org
Cos Cob Revolver & Rifle Club - ccrrc.com
Cotton Club - cottonclubgreenwich.com
Daughters of the American Revolution, Putnam Hill chapter - dar.org/chapters/putnam.htm
Delta Kappa Gamma - deltakappagamma.org
Diamond Hill United Methodist Church - diamondhillumc.org
Dingletown Community Church - dingletown.org
Eagle Hill School - eaglehillschool.org
Family Centers, Inc. - familycenters.org
First Church of Christ Scientist - christiansciencect.org/greenwich
First Congregational Church - fccog.org
First Lutheran Church - 1stlutherangct.org
First Presbyteian Church - fpcg.org
First United Methodist Church - fumcgreenwich.cjb.net
Flinn Gallery - flinngallery.com
Friends of Autistic People - autisticadults.com
Garden Education Center of Greenwich - gecgreenwich.org
Gateway Classical Music Society - gatewayclassical.org
Grace Church of Greenwich - gracechurchgreenwich.com
Grace Notes - thegracenotes.com
Greenwich Academy - greenwichacademy.org
Greenwich Adult Day Care - gadc.org
Greenwich Alliance for Education - greenwichalliance.org
Greenwich Art Society - greenwichartsociety.org
Greenwich Arts Council- greenwicharts.org
Greenwich Audubon - greenwich.audubon.org
Greenwich Ballet Academy - greenwichballetacademy.org
Greenwich Baptist Church - greenwichbaptist.org
Greenwich Boat & Yacht Club - gbyc.org
Greenwich Cal Ripken League - greenwichcalripken.org
Greenwich Catholic School - greenwichcatholicschool.org
Greenwich Chaplaincy Services - greenwichchaplaincy.org
Greenwich Choral Society - greenwichchoralsociaty.org
Greenwich Coalition to Combat Underage Drinking - gccud.org
Greenwich Community Sailing - greenwichsailing.com
Greenwich Council Boy Scouts of America - greenwichbsa.com
Greenwich Country Day School - greenwichcds.org
Greenwich Croquet Club http://greenwichcroquet.com/
Greenwich Democratic Town Committee - greenwichdemocrats.org
Greenwich Emergency Medical Service - greenwichems.org
Greenwich Family Y - gwymca.org
Greenwich Hospital - greenhosp.org
Greenwich Japanese School - gwjs.org
Greenwich Jaycees - greenwichjaycees.org
Greenwich Kennel Club - greenwichkc.org
Greenwich Library System - greenwichlibrary.org
Greenwich Music Festival - greenwichmusicfestival.org
Greenwich Newcomers & Neighbors - greenwichnewcomers.com
Greenwich Polo Club - greenwichpolo.com
Greenwich Public Schools - greenwichschools.org
Greenwich Reform Synagogue - grs.org
Greenwich Republican Town Committee - gcrtc.com
Greenwich Riding and Trails Association - thegrta.org
Greenwich Soccer Association - greenwichtravelsoccer.com
Greemwich Special Olympics - greenwichso.org
Greenwich Symphony Orchestra - greenwichsym.org
Greenwich Water Polo - greenwichwaterpolo.com
Greenwich WyldLife - GreenwichWyldLife.younglife.org
Greenwich Young Life - greenwich.younglife.org
Greenwich Youth Football - gyfl.net
Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich - hstg.org
Japanese Gospel Church of Greenwich - jgclmi.com
Jewish Family Services of Greenwich - jfsgreenwich.org
Junior League of Greenwich - jlgreenwich.org
Kiwanis Club of Greenwich - greenwichkiwanis.org
League of Women Voters - lwvct.org/greenwich
Meals on Wheels - mealsonwheelsofgreenwich.org
Mianus River Boat and Yacht Club - mrbyc.com
Musica Plenti - musicaplenti.org
North Grenwich Congregational Church - northgreenwichchurch.org
Old Greenwich-Riverside Community Center - ogrcc.com
Old Greenwich Yacht Club - ogyc.org
Palladium Musicum - palladiummusicum.org
Perrot Memorial Library - perrotlibrary.org
Presbyterian Church of Old Greenwich - pcogonline.org
Putnam Cottage - putnamcottage.org
Road Hogs Athletic Club - roadhogs.org
Rotary Club of Greenwich - greenwichrotary.org
Round Hill Community Church - roundhillcommunitychurch.org
Round Hill Country Dances - roundhill.net
Second Congregational Church - 2cc.org
St. Agnes Church - stagnesrc.org
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church - stbarnabasgreenwich.org
St. Catherine of Siena Church - stcath.org
St. Mary (Catholic) Parish - stmaryparishgreenwich.org
St. Michael the Archangel Church - stmichaelgreenwich.org
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church - forministry.com/06830spelc
St. Paul's Episcopal Church - stpaulsriverside.org
St. Saviour's Episcopal Church - saintsaviours.org
Stanwich Congregational Church - stanwichchurch.org
Stanwich School - stanwichschool.org
Student Employment Service - ghs-ses.org
Temple Sholom - templesholom.com
Time for Lyme - timeforlyme.org
Town of Greenwich - greenwichct.org
Transportation Association of Greenwich - ridetag.org
Trinity Church - trinitychurchonline.org
Trout Unlimited - mianustu.org
United Way of Greenwich - unitedway-greenwich.com
Veterans Appreciation Council - saltuetovets.com
Visiting Nurse and Hospice Care of Southwest Connecticut - vnhcsw.org
Westchester-Fairfield Horticultural Society - westfairhort.org
Whitby School - whitbyschool.org
Windy Hill Figure Skating Club - windyhillsc.com
YWCA Greenwich - ywcagreenwich.org

Greenwich Wi-Fi Connections

What did we ever do before wireless networks? But you may as well be sending smoke signals if you can’t find one when you’re on the go. Before you head out with your laptop, check here first for where to log on. Remember, not all "hot spots" are free [if they are, remember to at least buy something or tip the staff]. Some locations allow you to buy a day pass, but if you're always away from your office, you'll do better to get wireless access from your cellphone provider.

Local WiFi Hotspots and Internet Access for Greenwich and Fairfield County, CT:

Greenwich Yoga Instruction

Greenwich Yoga
328 Pemberwick Road Greenwich, CT 06831 www.greenwichyoga.com

Map

(203) 532-0660
Fax: (203) 532-0661

E-mail: info@greenwichyoga.com

• Yoga Instruction
• Clothing-Retail
• Massage-Therapeutic
• Spas
• Coffee & Tea

This studio and Holistic Center offers a variety of yoga styles and treatments. From flowing vinyasa classes that challenge your endurance and breath to slower paced foundation and gentle classes.

Visit the Holistic Center for massage, cranio-sacral therapy, Thai massage, reflexology, and traditional Ayurvedic treatments.

See website for workshops/events!

Greenwich Church Services - Christian Science

Greenwich Church Services - Congregational

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF GREENWICH
108 Sound Beach Ave.
Old Greenwich.
637-1791.
Web site: http://www.fccog.org/
The Rev. Dr. David D. Young, senior pastor; the Rev. Daniel B. England, minister of communication and adult ed; the Rev. Kate Forer, associate pastor for Christian Education; the Rev. Mark Montgomery, associate pastor for Youth Ministry.
Sunday services: 10 a.m. service in Meetinghouse with sermon
Church school and child care available at the 10 a.m. service.

NORTH GREENWICH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
606 Riversville Road
869-7763
The Rev. Royal B. Garren Jr., pastor.
Services: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Worship Service and Sunday school, with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month.
Coffee hour and fellowship follow services.
Child care is available for children 5 and under

SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
139 E. Putnam Ave.
869-9311
Web site: http://www.2cc.org/
The Rev. Robert Hoffman Naylor, senior minister; The Rev. Christopher Tate, associate minister; Alexander Constantine, director of music; Lisbeth Lloyd, music educator and youth choir director; Jessica Stanciu, director of children's ministries. Services: Sunday 8:30 a.m. chapel, 10:30 a.m. sanctuary. 10:30 a.m. Church School during 10:30 a.m. service.
Nursery care available 10 a.m.; 11:30 a.m. coffee hour.

STANWICH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
202 Taconic Road
661-4420.
Web site: http://www.stanwichchurch.org/
The Rev. Chuck A. Davis, senior pastor.
Services: Sunday: 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. worship and communion; 5:30 p.m. evensong and communion. Sunday school for children and child care for pre-school offered at all three services.

Greenwich Church Services - Community

DINGLETOWN COMMUNITY CHURCH
(nondenominational Protestant)
Stanwich Road and Barnstable Lane
629-5923.
Web site: www.dingletown.org
The Rev. Dr. Thomas A. Leutner, minister.
Service: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Children's message during service.

FIRST CHURCH OF ROUND HILL
(interdenominational)
464 Round Hill Road
629-3876
The Rev. R. Randy Day, pastor; the Rev. Avery Manchester, pastor emeritus; Susanne Frank, director of Christian Education.
Services: Sunday: 10 a.m. Service and church school.
Child care available.

ROUND HILL COMMUNITY CHURCH
(independent and non-denominational Christian community) 395 Round Hill Road
869-1091
Web site: www.roundhillcommunitychurch.org
E-mail: church@roundhillcommunitychurch.org
The Rev. Robert B. Culp, minister; the Rev. Shannon White, assistant minister; Christopher Kabala, minister of music; Thomas Mahoney, church school director.
Services: Services: Sunday 10 a.m. Worship and church school followed by fellowship hour and adult forums.
Child care provided.

Greenwich Church Services - Episcopal

ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
606 Riversville Road
861-2432
Web site: http://www.churchoftheadvent.org/
The Rev. Robert Bader, S.S.C., rector; the Rev. Mark Kirkland, deacon. A traditional Episcopal church that worships from the 1928 Book of Common Prayer.
Services and Holy Communion: Sunday, 9 a.m.

CHRIST CHURCH GREENWICH,
254 E. Putnam Ave.
869-6600.
Web site: http://www.christchurchgreenwich.org/
The Rev. James B. Lemler, priest-in-charge; the Rev. Pamela O. Strobel, senior associate; the Rev. Mark L. Fitzhugh, assistant, the Rev. Constance R. Connelly, assistant.
Services: Sunday services a.m. and p.m. call for times. Sunday child care available 8:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Weekday services: Call for days and times.

ST. SAVIOUR'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
350 Sound Beach Ave.
Old Greenwich
637-2262
Web site: http://www.saintsaviours.org/
The Rev. Dr. Victoria Miller, rector.
Services: Sunday 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rite I; 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rite II. Montessori-based church school, child care, fellowship follow the service. Wednesday 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist II
All details listed on the Web site or available through the parish office.

ST. BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 954 Lake Ave. 661-5526. Web site: www.stbarnabasgreenwich.org. The Rev. Robert M. Alves, rector; J. Michael Roush, director of music; the Rev. Cynthia C. Knapp, associate director for Christian education. Services: Sunday 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. Morning prayer. Church school begins with worship at 9:45 a.m. Nursery care during 10 a.m. service.

ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 200 Riverside Ave., Riverside. 637-2447. Web site: www.stpaulsriverside.org.E-mail: st.pauls.church@stpaulsriverside.org The Rev. Lee Ann Tolzmann, rector; Amy Chin, director of children's ministries; David B. Johnson, director of music. Services: Sunday, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.; Wednesday 12:15 p.m., Holy Eucharist and Prayers for healing; Thursday, 6:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist.

Greenwich Business - Lamont Digital Systems

Lamont Digital Systems is a privately-held company founded in 1984 by Ned Lamont, who most notably was the Democratic Party nominee for U.S. Senate from Connecticut in 2006. It is focused on building advanced telecommunications platforms for residential gated communities, colleges and universities in the United States.

The company designs, engineers and constructs advanced video, data and telephony networks as well as providing content, applications and maintenance services including digital video programming, high-speed internet, telephony and security.

Greenwich News Archive 1975 - 2002: Martha Moxley Murder Case

October 30, 1975:

Martha and some friends went out for an evening of "mischief night" pranks before stopping at the home of Tommy and Michael Skakel. Martha was due home around 10:00 PM; She never comes home.

Martha's family, neighbors, friends and the Greenwich Police begin searching for Martha around midnight. Dorthy Moxley waits up all night for Martha to return home.

October 31, 1975: The search continues throughout the night. Greenwich Police begin considering Martha's disappearance as a possible run-away.
4:00 AM: Greenwich Police search Belle Haven.
6:00 AM: John Moxley returns home from his search.
10:00 AM: Dorthy Moxley went to the Skakel home looking for Martha and speaks to Michael.
12:15 PM: While walking through the Moxley's backyard, 15-year-old Sheila McGuire finds Martha dead under a pine tree. The murder weapon was a golf club, which was later matched to a set owned by the Skakel family.
12:30 PM: Police arrive at the crime scene.
4:00 PM: GPD requests the Connecticut State Police Mobile Crime Scene Lab.
4:30 PM: C.S.P. Crime Scene Lab arrives.
5:30 PM: Martha's body is moved to Greenwich Hospital.
5:40 PM: Tommy Skakel is taken to the Greenwich station for questioning; he returns home at 10:30 PM.

November 1, 1975: Dr. Elliot Gross conducts an autopsy concluding that Martha was killed with a golf club.

November 2, 1975: Greenwich detectives remove a set of golf clubs matching the murder weapon from the Skakel home. Greenwich Police put out a nationwide APB for a missing portion of the golf club.

November 3, 1975: Tommy Skakel is given a polygraph test. The results were inconclusive.

November 4, 1975: More than 500 people attend Martha's funeral in Greenwich surrounded by onlookers and the media.

November 9, 1975: Tommy Skakel is given a 2nd polygraph test and reportedly passes.

November 10, 1975: Greenwich Police conduct an extensive background check on Ken Littleton.

November 15, 1975: Detectives re-interview the Skakel's, Andrea Shakespeare, Jim Terrien and Helen Ix.

November 21, 1975: Ed Hammond is given a polygraph test and passes.

November 24, 1975: Greenwich Police ask a New York City Area Dry Cleaners Association to report any blood stained clothing.

December 2, 1975: Greenwich Police ask all Fairfield County Dry Cleaners to report any blood stained clothing received since the crime.

December 2, 1975: John Moxley is given a polygraph test and passes.

December 9, 1975: John Skakel is given a polygraph test and passes.

December 11, 1975: Greenwich Police search the Skakel's Windham, NY residence with Rushton Skakel's Permission.

December 12, 1975: Greenwich Police receive the autopsy report from Dr. Gross.

December 13, 1975: Detectives re-interview Tommy Skakel and take hair samples.

December 17, 1975: Dorthy Moxley is given a polygraph test. The results are inconclusive.

January 16, 1976: Detectives receive written permission from Rushton Skakel to obtain Tommy's school, medical and psychological records.

January 20, 1976: Greenwich Police are contacted by Chris Roosevelt of the Whitby School. He tells them that he will NOT release Tommy's school records without first speaking to the Skakel's. He also states that if Tommy was arrested, he would be defended by a battery of lawyers who would claim the boy was "temporarily insane".

January 22, 1976: Rushton Skakel formally WITHDRAWS permission to release Tommy's school records. Later that day Rushton collapses with chest pains and is rushed to Greenwich Hospital where he informs detectives that he has retained Manny Margolis as Tommy's criminal attorney.

January 25, 1976: David Moxley sets up a meeting between Police and his friend John McCreight a consultant who wants Greenwich Police to bring in outside help.

January 28, 1976: Detectives request to permission re-interview Ed Hammond.

January 30, 1976: Attorney Manny Margolis advises Police that he has advised the Skakel's NOT to talk with police.

February 4-7, 1976: Detectives go to Detroit, MI to get advice from Detroit Police on the case.

February 9, 1976: Detectives go to Brunswick School to try and get a written statement from Ken Littleton - Littleton is unavailable.

February 18, 1976: Detectives meet with Skakel family advisors Fr. Tommy Guinan and Fr. Mark Connolly concerning medical and psychological tests they would like perform.

February 25, 1976: Detectives meet with Rushton Skakel, Fr. Mark Connolly and Attorney Manny Margolis concerning medical and psychological tests they would like perform.

March 3, 1976: Attorney Manny Margolis informs detectives that his client will NOT COMPLY and be tested.

March 5, 1976: Ed Hammond and his mother are re-interviewed.

March 15, 1976: Tommy Skakel is given a psychological exam in NYC under a false name.

March 16, 1976: Greenwich Police consult with Nassau County Police on the case.

March 25, 1976: Donald Browne holds a press conference and states they are frustrated by an unnamed family's lack of cooperation. He does not identify the family.

March 28, 1976: Rushton Skakel tells the Moxley's that Tommy has passed a psychological exam but refuses to give the results to police on advice of council.

March 31, 1976: Two Detroit detectives arrive in Greenwich to assist with the investigation.

April 2, 1976: Detroit detectives interview Robert and Mildred Ix.

April 5, 1976: Greenwich Police attempt to re-interview Ken Littleton - he declines.

April 7, 1976: Ken Littleton refuses to talk to detectives and refuses to sign a statement about Tommy Skakel.

April 13, 1976: Ken Littleton retains Attorney John Meerbergen and notifies police.

April 15, 1976: Police talk to witnesses regarding the barking dog the night of the murder.

April 16, 1976: Police check with Animal Control looking for "barking dog complaints" the night of the murder.

April 22, 1976: Detectives re-interview Ken Littleton with his lawyer present.

April 30, 1976: Tommy Skakel admitted to Greenwich Hospital.

May 11, 1976: Skakel's receive a full psychological report on Tommy Skakel from Dr. Lesse.

September 2, 1976: The Moxley's attorney informs police that the Skakel's have agreed to have Dr. Lesse speak to a doctor for the Moxley's.

October 18, 1976: Ken Littleton fails a polygraph test.

October 19, 1976: Ken Littleton tells police that his attorney has advised him not to submit himself for tests.

October 21, 1976: Detectives meet with attorney Margolis and tell him they would like to re-interview the Skakel's regarding Ken Littleton. Margolis is given a list of questions.

October 30, 1976: Detectives do an overnight stakeout of the murder scene.

November 9, 1976: Attorney Margolis contacts police with a list of answers regarding Ken Littleton.

November 12, 1976: Police do a background check on Ken Littleton.

March 3, 1977: The Moxley's attorney tells police that they have arranged a doctor to review Tommy Skakel's file.

May 1977: Ken Littleton is given 5-7 years suspended sentence for burglary charges in Nantucket, Mass. Littleton refuses to submit to a sodium amytal interview in return for reduced charges.

October 30, 1977: Detectives again do an overnight stakeout of the murder scene.

December 12, 1977: Detectives travel to Vermont where Tommy Skakel is attending school to obtain information.

December 14, 1977: Detectives travel to Boston to speak with Ken Littleton's Probation Officer.

March 5, 1978: Michael Skakel is arrested in Windham, NY on charges of unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, speeding, failure to comply with an officer and DWI.

June 1978: Tommy Skakel is expelled from college for academic reasons.

October 17, 1978: Governor Ella Grasso authorizes a $20,000 reward.

October 28, 1978: Greenwich Police meet with a psychic who contacted them regarding dreams.

October 30, 1978: Detectives again do an overnight stakeout of the murder scene.

Mid-November 1978: Michael Skakel escapes from the Elan School and is returned a few days later.

November 29, 1978: Michael Skakel escapes from the Elan School again.

December 12, 1978: Michael Skakel escapes from the Elan School again.

October 30, 1979: Detectives again do an overnight stakeout of the murder scene.

October 30, 1980: Detectives again do an overnight stakeout of the murder scene.

July 31, 1981: Police contact a second psychic about the case.

September 27, 1981: Police meet with the second psychic about the case.

October 30, 1981: Detectives again do an overnight stakeout of the murder scene.

July 13, 1982: Greenwich Time newspaper requests to see the investigation reports.

July 20, 1982: Police DENY the request.

August 6, 1982: Greenwich Time newspaper "formally" requests to see the investigation reports under the "Freedom Of Information Act".

October 4, 1982: Police request to see and edit Len Levitt's Greenwich Time article before publication. Their request is denied.

October 30, 1982: Detectives again do an overnight stakeout of the murder scene.

December 9, 1982: An FOI hearing is conducted regarding the police reports.

January 5, 1983: Detectives talk to Ken Littleton who states he has been talking to reporter Len Levitt. He also states that he is now willing to undergo tests to prove his innocence.

May 11, 1983: FOI Committee decides that police must hand over selected parts of the police report.

Summer 1983: Len Levitt's article is written on the case - Greenwich Time and Stamford Advocate REFUSES to publish it (so it sits on the self).

In 1988: Martha's father, David Moxley, dies unexpectedly in New York City. Mr. Moxley is buried in Greenwich next to Martha.

April 30, 1991: Greenwich police and the State of Connecticut announce that they are reinvestigating evidence in the case.

June 2, 1991: Len Levitt's article is published in the Greenwich Time under the headline "Moxley Murder Case Still Haunts Greenwich".

August 9, 1991: The Moxley family increases the reward to $50,000. They also set up a toll-free telephone number to assist in an announced reinvestigation by the State Attorney's office by Frank Garr and Jack Solomon.

SOMETIME IN 1991: The Skakel's hire Sutton Associates to investigate the murder.

1993: The book "A Season in Purgatory," by Dominick Dunne, is published.

October 1993: Dr. Henry Lee submits his findings to the Greenwich Police, the report is 6 inches thick.

January 5, 1994: At a press conference, Jack Solomon admits that there is nothing new in the investigation at this point - he also blames the Skakel family for not cooperating.

September 30, 1994: Frank Garr retires from the Greenwich Police to work as an investigator for the State Attorney's Office. He is assigned full time on the Moxley Case.

November 26, 1995: Len Levitt writes an article for "Newsday Magazine" in which he states that Tommy Skakel has changed his story about what he was doing the night of the murder.

June 19, 1996: The Moxley's double the reward money to $100,000.

October 1996: Evidence is taken to Washington D.C. to the Defense Department for DNA testing.

June 1998: Superior Court Judge George Thim starts an 18-month, one man grand jury review of information gathered by Frank Garr and the State Attorney's office.

Spring - Summer 1998: The books "Greentown" by Timothy Dumas and "Murder in Greenwich," by former Los Angeles Police Detective Mark Fuhrman, are published.

September 1998: www.MarthaMoxley.com goes online.

November 1998: The grand jury interviewed more than 30 witnesses in connection the case. Some reportedly are former residents and staff of the Elan School in Poland Springs, Maine. At the same time counsel for Michael Skakel, headed by Stamford based defense attorney Michael Sherman, has made a motion to suppress all testimony from staff and residents of the Elan School citing "doctor - patient confidentiality".

December 10, 1998: In his ruling, Superior Court Judge Edward Stodolink stated that the owner of the center, where the state alleges former Greenwich resident Michael Skakel may have made admissions as to the murder, must give grand jury testimony.

March 11, 1999: Suffolk County (New York) Judge Michael Mullen ruled that private investigator, Willis Krebs must appear before the grand jury in Bridgeport.

March 24, 1999: When Krebs appeared before the grand jury, Willis Krebs refused to divulge those names on the basis that it was confidential information, but was later ordered to do so.

July 28, 1999: A Florida appeals court ruled that Rushton Skakel, the father of Michael and Tommy Skakel, was ordered to testify before the Connecticut grand jury investigating the Moxley Case.

August 5, 1999: The state Appellate Court has reversed a state Superior Court judge's order that a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center's owner must testify what he knows about admissions a suspect allegedly made concerning the Martha Moxley murder. It remains unclear, however, whether the Appellate Court decision would affect testimony the grand jury has already heard from others who attended the rehab center with Skakel.

September 9, 1999: Rushton Skakel Sr. spends over an hour answering a grand jury's questions about what he might know concerning his sons' possible involvement in the 1975 murder. In addition the grand jury is still looking for testimony from James (Dowdle) Terrin, cousin of Michael and Tommy Skakel, who was with the Skakel brothers the night of the murder.

December 10, 1999: The Grand Jury officially ended its investigation. By law, Judge Thim had a maximum of three, six-month terms to complete his investigation. His final term ended on Friday December 10. Judge Thim had 60 days to say whether he believes there is enough evidence to make an arrest. The prosecutors office is not bound by his decision. Even if Judge Thim finds probable cause for an arrest, prosecutors may decide there is not enough evidence for them to win a conviction.

January 19, 2000: 9:00 AM: At a news conference which was held in Bridgeport, Connecticut, prosecutors announced that an arrest warrant had been issued for an unnamed juvenile. Attorney Mickey Sherman told reporters that his client, Michael Skakel, was on his way to Connecticut to surrender to authorities. 3:00 PM: Greenwich, CT, Michael Skakel surrendered to Greenwich Police. Skakel was charged as a juvenile. The Skakel family posts $500,000 bail and he is released.

February 8, 2000: At what could only be described as a 'media circus', Michael Skakel was scheduled to appear in Stamford Juvenile Court for arraignment. But, Juvenile Court Judge Maureen Dennis decided to postpone his arraignment on murder charges until March 14, reportedly so she can look into whether to open the proceedings to the news media.

March 10, 2000: Judge Maureen Dennis rules on a request from five newspapers and The Associated Press which had asked to open the juvenile proceeding to the public. The judge agreed to allow press coverage and moved the arraignment to Stamford Superior Court, Tuesday March 14th.

March 14, 2000: In a four-minute court appearance, Skakel heard the charges against him read aloud and was advised of his Constitutional rights. Because this is a juvenile case, Michael Skakel was entitled to a "reasonable cause" hearing, which was held on June 20, 21 and 28, 2000. When leaving court, Michael Skakel approached Dorthy and John Moxley and said "I feel your pain," Skakel followed with "but you've got the wrong guy." John Moxley said he told Skakel, "We'll find out in court."

August 17, 2000: Judge decides Skakel will stand trial. Stating evidence from a probable cause hearing showed "well beyond mere suspicion" that Michael Skakel could have caused the death of Martha Moxley.

October 5, 2000: The Juvenile report from a court-ordered background investigation was been delivered to the presiding judge.

January 31, 2001: Kennedy nephew Michael Skakel will be tried as an adult in the 1975 murder of Greenwich teen-ager Martha Moxley, a judge ruled Wednesday.

February 11, 2001: The prosecution filed a motion to have the case of Martha Moxley murder defendant Michael Skakel moved to Bridgeport from Superior Court in Stamford, which a judge only last week designated as the trial site.

February 14, 2001: Michael Skakel appeals judge's decision to try Skakel as an adult.

February 21, 2001: Michael Skakel is charged as an adult.

November 2001: The CT State Supreme Court said it would not hear Skakel's appeal of the decision to transfer his case to adult court, saying it was too early in the legal process to consider that issue. Appeals are not normally granted until verdicts are reached.

December 11, 2001: Connecticut State Superior Court Judge John Kavanewsky denied a long-standing motion to dismiss the charges against Michael Skakel.

May 4, 2002: Trial took place in Connecticut State Superior Court in Norwalk with Judge John Kavanewsky presiding.

June 7, 2002: With the family and friends in the courtroom the 12 person jury found Michael Skakel "Guilty as Charged of Murder in the 1st Degree"

Greenwich News Archive 2003 - 2008: Hamilton Avenue School Saga

December 2003: Board of Education approves funds for construction planning for the school.
March 2004: Preliminary plans call for renovating or rebuilding at a cost of $22-$24 million, with a fall 2007 re-opening.
May 2004: Board of Education approves plan to relocate students to a temporary modular facility to be built at Western Middle School.
June 2004: Representative Town Meeting postpones approval of a school building committee because "educational specifications" have not been finalized.
August 2004: Building firm recommends rebuilding, instead of renovating, the school; Superintendent of Schools Larry Leverett backs the plan.
September 2004: RTM approves the building committee, chaired by Frank Mazza, a retired engineer who has served on building committees for Cos Cob, Glenville and Greenwich High schools.
October 2004: School board approves funds for school reconstruction and purchase of a pre-fabricated modular facility. Relocation to the modular facility scheduled for December 2005.
November 2004: School officials postpone students' move to the modular building until February, citing unforeseen construction problems and bad weather.
Dec. 3, 2004: Closing ceremony held at the old Hamilton Avenue School.
January 2005: School officials postpone students' move to the modular building to March, citing unexpected site conditions and a lengthy permitting process. Tempe, Ariz.-based PinnacleOne is selected as project manager.
March 2005: School officials postpone students' move to the modular building to April, citing additional unforeseen construction problems. Costs expected to exceed the $3 million budget by $390,000.
April 26, 2005: Students' first day of class at the modular building.
Mid-August 2005: With plumbing, wires and drywall stripped, crews begin knocking down the old Chickahominy school.
September 2005: Bidding begins on a contract to build a 92-space parking garage at the school.
October 2005: Building committee awards an estimated $1.6 million contract to Bethel-based Worth Construction, the lowest bidder, to build garage.
Nov. 6, 2005: Worth is ousted from $46 million highway contract by New York comptroller, who cites alleged mob ties. The firm has also been implicated in a bribery probe involving the former Waterbury mayor. Worth denies the allegations.
March 2006: Town attorney begins investigation of Worth; later gives building committee legal clearance to continue working with the general contractor, according to Mazza.
April 24, 2006: Building committee awards an estimated $22 million contract to Worth, the lowest bidder among three, to gut and rebuild the school.
May 2006: Construction work begins at the school, with "substantial completion" scheduled for July 2007.
September 2006: Hamilton Avenue School is cited for achieving the third highest increase in fourth-grade scores on Connecticut Mastery Test over the last two years.
December 2006: School board member Michael Bodson says the project has fallen about a month behind schedule, but can get back on track.
April 4, 2007: Hamilton Avenue School is honored as one of four "Connecticut Vanguard Schools" by the state Department of Education for significant gains on the CMT; school gets $20,000 grant.
Mid-April 2007: Building committee says chances are dwindling that the project will make its July completion deadline, citing a cold spell and unexpected slowdowns by Worth, among other reasons.
April 23-27, 2007: Officials postpone the school's re-opening from late August 2007 to the middle of the 2007-08 school year because of delays. Sternberg assigns Tony Byrne, director of facilities, to attend job-site meetings. Mazza orders project manager to increases its presence at the job site, fulfilling a request by Worth.
May 21-25, 2007: Trade union members boycott work at the school to protest Worth's alleged use nonunion sheet metal workers.
June 11, 2007: RTM approves building committee's request for an additional $545,000 in interim funding.
June 24, 2007: School officials set a new timeline: Reconstruction to be finished by mid-October; teachers to relocate in December; school to re-open in January.
Late July 2007: Construction officials push back projected completion date to November, citing delays in steel shipments that forced workers to install temporary weatherproofing, which later broke during storms, causing water damage.
Sept. 11, 2007: Worth officials say a new round of delays will push the project's completion date to late December. School is now expected to re-open sometime in the spring 2008.
Mid-September 2007: Building committee and Worth begin closed-door meetings to discuss finishing work without lawsuits.
Mid-October 2007: Fire inspectors uncover minor fire code-related issues at the modular building. Parents concerned about crowding, but school officials say occupancy is below class-size and safety guidelines.
Late October 2007: Project manager says inspection problems, substandard work and design flaws have placed project in jeopardy of missing December deadline; March completion said to be more likely with summer move expected to follow.
Early November 2007: Worth begins refusing to pay for temporary heating at the school. Committee says the firm is contractually obligated to pay. Progress slows on interior work.
Nov. 13, 2007: Outgoing First Selectman Jim Lash recommends hiring San Francisco-based firm URS Corporation to mediate the dispute and speed up work.
Nov. 27, 2007: Building committee says project will be mostly complete by May, instead of March, depending on when the building will be heated.
Dec. 4, 2007: After talks between URS and Worth break down, building committee votes to pay to heat the building during the winter months.
Dec. 12, 2007: Committee requests $550,000 from the town in additional funding for the project.
Dec. 29, 2007: Heat is turned back on at the school, more than a week after the Dec. 18 target date because officials had not received the certification from a duct work manufacturer. Work resumes in several areas of the school.
Jan. 14, 2008: RTM approves building committee's request for an additional $550,000 in interim funding intended to help spur the project to completion.
Jan. 22, 2008: Project manager says the project won't be done by May, unless on-the-job manpower increases above the average of 50 workers.
Feb. 29, 2008: Mold is discovered at the modular building during an investigation into a roof leak in a fifth-grade classroom.
March 3-7, 2008: The modular building is closed for a week. District officials say they'll re-assign students to six other schools -- Old Greenwich, North Street, Glenville, Parkway, Cos Cob and Western Middle -- for the rest of the school year.
Early March 2008: Short-term tests taken at the modular building shortly after the relocation reveal no air quality issues related to mold, but one longer-acting test shows a higher level of nontoxic mold spores, according to a consultant hired by the school board.
Mid-March 2008: A complaint filed by a parent with the U.S. Department of Education accuses district officials of racial discrimination against Hamilton Avenue students, 60 percent of whom are minorities. Federal officials say the complaint warrants investigation.
March 2008: Connecticut Mastery Test administered to Hamilton Avenue School students, who have resumed classes at six other schools.
April 24, 2008: The school board votes to remediate the modular building so it can be used in the fall. The remediation project is expected to take four months and cost up to $1 million. The second option would have been to use Western Greenwich Civic Center.
May 12, 2008: RTM approves $972,000 in funding to clean up mold at the modular building.
June 9, 2008: Despite grumbling about the project being over budget and behind schedule, the RTM approves a $200,000 interim appropriation, requested by the building committee in May, to complete work at the school.
June 11, 2008: High levels of mold found in a wall, outside a modular building and on a piece of carpeting show that students and staff were exposed to the spores, according to test results by a certified industrial hygienist hired by a parent group.
Mid-June 2008: The air in two modular classrooms shows active mold growth, according to a follow-up report released by school officials, though they say it's unclear whether the air had always been moldy or only became that way since the March relocation.
Late June 2008: Construction and design flaws that went undetected when the structures were built three years ago caused mold growth at the modular building, not lack of maintenance or oversight by administrators, says a consultant.
Early July 2008: Mold remediation under way at the modular building.
Late July 2008: School board developing contingency plans for relocating Hamilton Avenue and Glenville students in case the Chickahominy school isn't ready to accommodate students by the start of the 2008-09 school year.
July 29, 2008: Building committee votes to request $320,000 in additional town funding in hopes of expediting completion of remaining work necessary for an Aug. 27 re-opening. The figure later jumps to $500,000 because of new work orders.
July 29, 2008: School board approves delaying the start of the school year for Hamilton Avenue by a week to give crews more time to finish work for needed for a temporary occupancy certificate. If inspectors grant the certificate by Aug. 8, students will be allowed to return to the school for class on Sept. 8. If not, they have to return to the modular building, while Glenville School students are re-assigned to four other schools, as demolition begins on their school.
Aug. 1, 2008: Worth President Joe Pontoriero says there is no chance the school will be approved by Aug. 8. With inspectors calling for new building modifications, an Aug. 15 completion is more realistic, he says.
Aug. 8, 2008: With no temporary occupancy certificate, school board proceeds with contingency plan to send Hamilton Avenue students to the modular building and disperse Glenville students to Parkway, Julian Curtiss, Cos Cob and Western Middle schools.
Aug. 15, 2008: The Board of Estimate and Taxation tentatively agrees to set aside $500,000 to help pay for remaining work, but with the condition that the building committee keeps closer tabs for the BET on how the money is being spent.
Late-August 2008: Test results show Hamilton Avenue students' scores plummeting on the 2008 CMT. School officials cite severe disruptions caused by the relocation of students in March.
Aug. 27, 2008: An environmental consultant hired by the school board assures parents at a meeting that the modular building has been remediated and the classrooms are safe to inhabit.
Late August 2008: School board members say they are considering relocating students to the new school in mid-October if the TCO arrives by mid-September.
Sept. 15, 2008: RTM approves building committee's interim funding request, which has risen from $320,000 in July, to $500,000 in August, to $700,000 in September. Committee members cite a slew of new expenses needed to meet inspection standards.
Sept. 18, 2008: Federal investigators dismiss allegations made by a parent in March that the district is racially discriminating against students. In the report, officials say while significant disparities are evident, there is "insufficient evidence" to show resources were being denied on the bases of race or national origin.
Sept. 30, 2008: Parents submit a petition with more than 500 signatures to the school's building committee opposing an idea floated by several committee members to remove Worth from the project by revoking the bond that guarantees its contract, citing concerns about delaying the school's re-opening for months.
Oct. 7, 2008: BET Chairman Steve Walko calls for all groups involved in the reconstruction to begin meeting every week to resolve disputes and push forward with finishing the project.
Nov. 26, 2008: BOE Chairwoman Nancy Weissler says a TCO must arrive by Dec. 5 if students are to safely return to classes at the school after holiday breaks end Jan. 5. Otherwise, she said, the school board may not schedule a move until spring 2009 to avoid interfering with CMT prep.
Dec. 3, 2008: School officials say they are moving forward with plans to re-open Hamilton Avenue in early January, on the assumption that the building committee will have secured the TCO on Dec. 19.
Dec. 19, 2008: The building committee fails to secure a TCO after the manufacturer of the school's boiler system refuses to approve last-minute safety modifications to its equipment, citing liability concerns.
Dec. 22, 2008: Sternberg calls off earlier plans to move staff and equipment into the new school over holiday break, citing the eleventh-hour impasse with the boiler manufacturer.
Jan. 27, 2009: Building committee says it will have to seek an additional $200,000 from the town to pay for unanticipated facilities work and compensate the project manager, architect and contractor for additional time spent on the job.
Jan. 30, 2009: Town building officials grant a TCO for the school, after certifying that the installation of replacement ventilation pipes to the boiler system, as well as a patch job on an interior wall, complies with fire safety standards. Though the school is now safe to occupy, school officials say they will wait until spring to relocate.
Feb. 3, 2009: After re-examining the decision, school officials say they will allow staff to begin moving into the school over February break, clearing the way for students to resume classes when winter recess ends in mid February.
Feb. 4, 2009: A spot in the kitchen ceiling rouses suspicions of mold growth in the new building. Inspectors confirm the presence of mold near the water stain, but say the impact on the environmental quality is negligible, according to a letter dated Feb. 5.
Feb. 17, 2009: Students and staff return to their rebuilt schoolhouse for their first day of classes there in more than three years.

Greenwich News Archive 2009: GOP Sweeps Elections

A bitter local election ended in the re-election of Peter Tesei for First Selectman. Mr Tesei received 66% of the vote and completely pushed Lin Lavery off the Board of Selectman.

November 3rd was a big night for Greenwich Republicans.

Republican Newcomer David Theies won a selectman’s seat and Tod Laudonia became the tax collector.

Mr. Laudonia beat Democrat Bill Grant and Petition candidate Rick Norvakrowski.

Democrat Drew Marzullo received more votes than his running mate Lin Lavery and won the third Board of Selectman’s seat.

Greenwich Religious Services - Jewish

CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF GREENWICH: 75 Mason St. Tel. 629-9059. Web site: www.chabadgreenwich.org. Traditional prayer services. No background in Judaism necessary. Yossi Deren, rabbi. Services: Friday 6 p.m. worship; Saturday 9:30 Shabbat worship.

CHAVURAT DEEVRAY TORAH: Call for information, 637-9478. Greenwich Jewish study group. Mark Golub, rabbi. Reform/conservative family orientation, children's program, Shabbat and holiday services, adult study and discussion.

GREENWICH REFORM SYNAGOGUE: 257 Stanwich Road. Tel. 629-0018. Web site: www.grs.org.Rabbi Andrew R. Sklarz. Ellen Gersh, cantorial soloist; Marilyn Van Raalte, director of education; Stephanie Glaser, administrator. Services: Friday 8 p.m. choir service; Saturday 9 a.m. Torah study.

TEMPLE SHOLOM: 300 E. Putnam Ave. Tel. 869-7191. Web site: www.templesholom.com. Mitchell M. Hurvitz, rabbi; Hillel E. Silverman, rabbi emeritus; Asa Fradkin, cantor. Services: Friday 6:30 p.m. Kabbalat Shabbat; Saturday 9:30 a.m. Torah; Sunday 8:30 a.m. Minyan.

Greenwich Religious Services - Lutheran

Greenwich Religious Sevices - Methodist

BETHEL AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
42 Lake Ave.
661-3099.
The Rev. Margaret Tyson, pastor.
Services: Sunday 11 a.m. Worship; Wednesday 7 p.m. prayer and Bible class.

DIAMOND HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
521 E. Putnam Ave.
869-2395.
Web site: http://www.diamondhillumc.org/
The Rev. Vickie Flippin pastor.
Services: Sunday 10 a.m. Worship service with child care available. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Taize prayer service.

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
59 E. Putnam Ave.
629-9584.
Web site: http://www.fumcgreenwich.cjb.net/
The Rev. Kenneth Kieffer, pastor.
Services: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday, 10:45 a.m. children's Sunday school.
Child care provided.

Greenwich Reliogios Services - Out Of Town

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Bethel AME Church ("Place of Unlimited Praise"), Merwin and Academy streets, Norwalk -- the Rev. Marcellus A. Norris, pastor; Worship at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Worship at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 8 a.m. first Sunday of the month. Bible study at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Prayer and class meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Call 866-1042.

ANGLICAN
Church of the Apostles, 2000 Post Road, Suite 203, Fairfield -- Daniel Fox, worship pastor; Keith Guinta, executive pastor. Meets at Roger Ludlowe Middle School Auditorium, 689 Unquowa Road, Fairfield. Worship and children's Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sunday school for adults at 8:45 a.m. Call 336-2514 or visit www.ApostlesCT.org.

BAPTIST
Calvary Baptist Church, 988 Post Road, Darien -- the Rev. Dr. Anthony L. Gibson, pastor. Church school for all ages at 9:45 a.m., worship at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m. Sunday. Higher Ground Ministry, a Christ-centered support group, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Call 655-0318.

Community Baptist Church, 105 East Ave., Norwalk -- Pastor Greg Saunders. Worship service at 10 a.m. and church school for nursery through adult at 11:15 a.m. Sunday. Some sign language available. Call 866-5498.

Community Baptist Church, 174 Cherry St., New Canaan -- the Rev. Kenneth Dubose Sr., pastor. Sunday school at 9:40 a.m. Sunday. Worship at 11 a.m. Sunday. Prayer service and bible study at 7 p.m. Thursday. Call 966-0711.

Faith Lighthouse Church, (a West Indian community open to the public) 50 Lexington Ave., South Norwalk -- the Rev. Hezekiah E. Coke, pastor. Church school for all ages at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Worship at 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Bible study and prayer at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Call 323-9480.

Grace Baptist Church, 17 West Ave., Norwalk -- the Rev. Dr. Lindsay E. Curtis, pastor. Church school for children and adults at 9 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
Communion service first Sunday of each month. Youth church fourth Sunday of each month. Call 838-5717 or 866-1430.

Lighthouse Baptist Church (independent and fundamental), Bayne Street, Norwalk -- the Rev. Dan Keighen, pastor. Church school at 10 a.m. and worship at 7 p.m. Sunday. Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Call 847-7306.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 2331 Post Road, Darien. Church services, Sunday school and nursery at 10:30 a.m. in Darien; at FCCS church at 49 Park St., New Canaan; at 11 a.m. at FCCS on Main Street, Ridgefield.

CONGREGATIONAL
Congregational Church of New Canaan, 23 Park St. -- the Rev. Harold E. Masback III, senior minister; the Rev. Patricia A. Long, minister of pastoral care; the Rev. Dr. Ivy J. Beckwith, minister to children and families; Kristin B. Godlin, minister. Worship at 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Sunday; child care available at both services. Church school for grades K-4 at 9:30 a.m. and fellowship hour at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Call 966-2651 or visit www.godsacre.org.

First Congregational Church of Darien (United Church of Christ), 14 Brookside Road, Darien -- the Rev. Lawrence Wood, senior minister; Shannon R. Wall, associate minister; Daniel Hague, music director; Teri Manning, nursery school director. Services at 8:30 and 10 a.m. Sunday with church school and infant and toddler care every week during the 10 a.m. service. Refreshments follow in the parish hall. Call 655-0491.

First Congregational Church on the Green, Park and Lewis streets, Norwalk -- the Rev. Kimball Cartwright, interim senior pastor. Communion service at 8:30 a.m., regular service and church school at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Child care available. Call 847-9551.

Greens Farms Congregational Church, 71 Hillandale Road, Westport -- the Rev. Jeffrey Rider, senior minister; the Rev. Amy Forté, associate minister, the Rev. John Twiname, pastoral associate. Worship services 10 a.m. Sunday followed by social hour. Child care available at 10:30 a.m. service only. Call 227-2728 or visit www.greensfarmschurch.org.

Norfield Congregational Church (United Church of Christ), 64 Norfield Road, Weston -- the Rev. Bernard R. Wilson, senior minister; and the Rev. Diane Carter, associate minister. Worship at 10 a.m. Sunday with Children's Discovery Hour (church school). Coffee hour. Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month. Infant and toddler care available. Call 227-7886 or visit www.norfield.org.

Saugatuck Congregational Church, 245 Post Road East, Westport -- the Rev. John H. Danner, senior pastor. Worship services at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. Vesper services at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Church School at 10 a.m. Sunday. Call 227-1261 or visit www.saugatuckchurch.org.

United Church of Rowayton, 210 Rowayton Ave., Norwalk -- John S. Livingston, pastor. Worship at 10:15 a.m. Sunday. Communion on the first Sunday of the month. Call 866-1415.

United Congregational Church, Richards Avenue, Norwalk -- the Rev. Gregory A. Errgong-Weider, pastor. Worship and church school at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Infant and child care available. Call 838-8858.

EPISCOPAL
Christ Episcopal Church, Gregory Boulevard at Emerson Street, East Norwalk -- the Rev. David Norris, interim priest. Services at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday with nursery care and church school. Call 866-7442.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 285 Lyons Plain Road, Weston -- the Rev. David Feyrer, rector. Church office open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Holy Eucharist Rite I at 8 a.m. and Rite II at 10 a.m. Sunday. Child care, church school and choir at 10 a.m. service. Holy Eucharist Rite II at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday followed by Bible study. Call 227-8565.

Grace Episcopal Church, Union Park at Mott Avenue, Norwalk -- the Rev. Lois Keen, priest-in-charge. Adult forum at 9 a.m., Holy Eucharist with music at 10 a.m. Sunday. Sunday school at 9 a.m. for grades 5 and 6 and at 9:45 a.m. for prekindergarten to grade 4. Call 866-5454.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 1864 Post Road, Darien. Regular worship at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. The morning prayer service will be held at 11:30 a.m. Children worship in church with their families. Child care provided.Church school begins at 9:50 a.m. for children ages 3 years through 5th grade. Holy Eucharist and Healing Service at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Chapel. Call 655-1456 or visit www.saintlukesdarien.org.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 111 Oenoke Ridge Road, New Canaan -- the Rev. Peter Walsh, rector; the Rev. Anne Richards, senior assistant; Brian-Paul Thomas, organist and choir master. Holy Eucharist at 8 and 10 a.m., 5 p.m. on Sunday. Adult forum and nursery care at 9 a.m., Sunday. Church school and children's worship 10 a.m., Sunday. Eucharist and healing service at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, followed by adult bible study. Call 966-4515 or visit www.stmarksnewcanaan.org.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 471 Mansfield Ave., Darien -- the Rev. Christopher Leighton, rector; the Rev. Daniel C. Morgan, assistant rector for youth and family ministry. Services at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. Church school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Child care available for 10 a.m. service. Healing service at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Youth groups for junior and senior high school students from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Friday of the month. Food provided. For information on youth group events, call the Rev. Dan Morgan at 655-8773 or e-mail yootguy@optonline.net. For general information, call 655-8773 or visit www.stpaulsdarien.org

St. Paul's on the Green, 60 East Ave., Norwalk -- the Rev. Nicholas Lang, rector; the Rev. Donna Downs, associate rector; and Vincent Edwards, director of music ministries. Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m., Solemn Eucharist at 10:15 a.m. and Compline (20 minutes of chant in a candlelit church) at 9 p.m. Sunday. Church school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Child care available at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Holy Eucharist at 6 p.m. Tuesday, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, and 6 p.m. Thursday. Choral evensong once a month. Call 847-2806 weekdays or visit www.stpaulsnorwalk.org.

EVANGELICAL
Black Rock at Long Ridge Church, 455 Old Long Ridge Road -- Rick Allen, Campus Pastor. Youth and child Sunday school at 9 a.m. Sunday. Contemporary Worship Service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Call 322-6975.
Community Advent Christian Church, 16 Van Zant St., East Norwalk -- the Rev. Robert Story, pastor. Church school for all ages at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Sunday. Call 866-5834.

Fairfield County Chinese Community Church, meets at Hope Church, 240 Wolfpit Road, Wilton -- the Rev. Albert Li, pastor. Bilingual worship in Mandarin and English and children's church school at 1:30 p.m. and Chinese adult church school from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Call 324-7881.

EVANGELICAL COVENANT
United Covenant Church, 68 Westport Road, Wilton -- the Rev. John Cardamone, interim pastor. Worship service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Nursery care available for infants. Time of fellowship follows. Call 834-0644.

EVANGELICAL FREE
Hope Church, 240 Wolfpit Road, Wilton -- Dave Gish, senior pastor. Worship service at 9:30 a.m., 10:45 a.m. "Crossroads" spiritual training for adults, teens and children. Nursery care available. Call 762-0638 or visit www.hopechurchct.org.

LUTHERAN
First Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), 38 Field Point Road, Greenwich -- the Rev. Jimmy B. Coffey, pastor; Cynthia Douthwaite, organist and director of music. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Adult bible study at noon Sunday. Divine service at 10:30 a.m. and coffee hour on Sunday. Call 869-0032.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 163 New Canaan Ave., Norwalk -- the Rev. Russell B. Greene, pastor. Worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday School and Adult Sunday Bible study at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion the first Sunday of every month. Nursery care available during worship. Call 846-9593 or visit www.lutheransonline.com/goodshepherdnorwalk.

St. Michael's Lutheran Church (ELCA), 5 Oenoke Ridge Road (at God's Acre), New Canaan. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Sunday. Worship and Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Sunday, followed by fellowship hour. Nursery care available during the service. Mommy's Morning at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Senior Choir at 7:45 p.m. Thursday. Summer: Sunday Worship and Holy Communion, 9:00 a.m. No adult forum or Sunday school. Nursery care available during worship. Fellowship hour follows the service. Call 966-3913.

St. Paul Lutheran Church (Young Life affiliated), 41 Easton Road, Westport -- the Rev. Paul N.E. Teske, pastor. Worship with communion at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday, with church school at 9:30 a.m. Call 227-7441.

St. Paul Lutheran Church, 286 Delavan Ave., Greenwich -- the Rev. John Perling, pastor. Worship at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 9:15 a.m. Call 531-8466.

St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), 208 Newtown Ave. at Stonybrook Road, Norwalk -- the Rev. Robert Beinke, pastor. Worship at 8 and 10:30 a.m. and Bible study and Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. Sunday. Call 847-1252 or visit www.stpeternorwalk.org.

METHODIST
East Avenue United Methodist, 244 East Ave., East Norwalk. Bible study at 9 a.m. and service with child care and church school at 11 a.m. Sunday. Groups include United Methodist Men, Women and Youth. Call 866-6757 or visit www.eaumc.org.

Pound Ridge Community Church, Routes 137 and 172, Pound Ridge, N.Y. -- the Rev. David Johnson, minister. Worship and church school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Call 914-764-9000.

Rowayton United Methodist Church, at Rowayton Avenue and Pennoyer Street, Norwalk -- the Rev. Alexis Carol, pastor. 10 a.m. worship services, Sunday school, nursery care and fellowship hour on Sundays. Call 838-0049.

First United Methodist Church, 718 West Ave., Norwalk -- the Rev. Janet G. Hodge, pastor. Spanish/English contemporary worship service at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. Worship at 10:30 a.m. and fellowship at 11:30 a.m. Sunday. Church school at 9:15 a.m. Sunday during school year. Call 866-3707.

United Methodist Church of New Canaan, 165 South Ave. -- the Rev. Carol Bauer, lay leader; Brian Zuro, minister of music. Worship service at 10 a.m. Fellowship time at 11 a.m. Nursery and toddler care provided from 9:45 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Workshops on Wednesday (WOW) at 7:30 p.m. (resumes in fall). Nursery and toddler care available. Call 966-2666.

United Methodist Church of Darien, 345 Middlesex Road at High School Lane -- the Rev. Anne Bracket, pastor. Worship and Christian education at 10 a.m. Sunday. Nursery care available. Call 655-1469.

MORMON
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 682 South Ave., New Canaan. Pay phone, 966-9152.
New Canaan Ward, Bishop Rion Needs, 966-0881. Sacrament meeting at 10 a.m., Sunday school/primary at 11:15 a.m. and priesthood, relief society, young men and young women at 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Young men and young women activity/service night at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Waveny Park Ward, (young, single adults) Bishop Kurt Schneiber, 966-8676. Sacrament meeting at 2 p.m., Sunday school at 3:15 p.m., priesthood/relief society at 4:10 p.m. Sunday. Family Historical Center Open 9 a.m. to noon and 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday.

NONDENOMINATIONAL
El Shaddai Ministry, 10 Knight St., Norwalk -- Haywood McElveen Jr., pastor. Worship at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday. Church School at 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Bible study and children's tutoring at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Joy Night Service at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Call 866-6464 or 631-2832.

Living Word Christian Church, 1236 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains, N.Y. -- the Rev. Raymond Hadjstylianos, pastor. Worship at 10 a.m. Sunday. Children's service for ages 3 to 12 at 10 a.m. Sunday. Prayer at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Call (914) 686-1400.

New Life Christian Fellowship, 65 Tokeneke Road, Darien -- Robert Cassara, senior pastor. Worship at 9 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. "Soulfocus" youth ministry at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Call 655-7194.

Northeast Community Church, 81 West Rocks Road, Norwalk -- the Rev. Thomas Mahoney, pastor. Service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Contemporary music, relevant messages, casual atmosphere. Child care provided. Call 838-4708 or visit www.northeastonline.org.

Spring Harvest Ministries, meets at Ben Franklin School (NEON), 165 Flax Hill Road, Norwalk -- James Todd Wilkinson, pastor. Church school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at noon Sunday. Prayer and Bible study at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Call 854-9092.

Talmadge Hill Community Church, 870 Hollow Tree Ridge Road, Darien -- the Rev. Michael Zeman, minister; Rob Silvan, music director. Worship at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Child care available for 9 a.m. service. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Refreshments after 10:30 a.m. service in the Merritt Room. Call 966-2314 or visit www.thccchurch.org.

Unity Fellowship Church, 3 Main St., Norwalk -- the Rev. Shawn Moninger, pastor. Adult Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and Celebration Service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Child care available. Call 855-7922 or visit www.unityct.org.

PENTECOSTAL
Alpha And Omega Church of New Beginnings, 359 Harral Ave., Bridgeport -- the Rev. Kenneth A. Brown, pastor. Church school at 10 a.m. and regular worship at 11:30 a.m. Sunday. Call 366-3714.

PRESBYTERIAN
All Souls Parish/The Presbyterian Church, 55 Parkway Drive, Port Chester, N.Y. -- the Rev. J. Bruce Baker, pastor. Worship at 10 a.m. Sunday with nursery care available. Bible study at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday. Prayer at 7 a.m. Wednesday and at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Call (914) 939-4300 or visit www.allsoulsparish-portchester.org.

First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan, 178 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan -- The Rev. Charles M. Webster, pastor; the Rev. Jamie Martinez, pastor; the Rev. Joan W. Priest, pastor; Dr. Sean P. McCarthy, minister of music; and Laurie Walker, church school director. Regular worship service, coffee hour at 11:15 a.m. Child care is provided. Call 966-0002 or visit www.fpcnc.org.

Noroton Presbyterian Church, 2011 Post Road, Darien -- the Rev. Samuel A. Schreiner III, senior pastor; the Rev. Gregory M. Doll, associate pastor; the Rev. Stuart R. Smith, associate pastor. Worship services at 8 a.m. in the chapel and 9 and 10:30 a.m. in the sanctuary on Sunday. Child care and church school are available during the sanctuary service. Call 655-1451 (24-hour prayer line is 655-PRAY; student ministry line is 655-7743 or visit www.norotonchurch.org.

Wilton Presbyterian Church, 48 New Canaan Road -- David Graybill, pastor; Al Galletly, music director; Jane Field, youth and children's activities. Worship in the sanctuary and church school at 10 a.m. Sunday.(church school during school year only) Call 762-5514 or visit www.wiltonpresbyterian.org.

QUAKERS (Religious Society of Friends)
Wilton Friends Meeting, 317 New Canaan Road (Route 106), Wilton -- First day meeting for worship at 10 a.m. Sunday. Child care available during and after meeting. Hospitality follows. Call 762-5669. For directions, visit www.nyym.org/wilton.

REFORMED
Calvin Reformed Church, 19 Lexington Ave., South Norwalk -- Worship services in English at 9:30 a.m. with the Rev. Ervin Betts. Bible study at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday beginning in September. Parking in rear of church. Call 838-6769.

ROMAN CATHOLIC
St. Aloysius Church, 40 Maple St., New Canaan -- Monsignor William J. Scheyd, pastor. Mass at 7 and 5:30 p.m. on weekdays; at 5:30 p.m. Saturday; and at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday. Confessions from 4 to 5 p.m. and 7:15 to 8 p.m. Saturday. Call 966-0020 or visit www.starcc.com.

Convent of St. Birgitta, 4 Runkenhage Road, Darien -- Monsignor Robert McCormick, pastor, and Sister Eunice, mother superior. Mass at 7:30 a.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and at 4 p.m. Wednesday, 8 a.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday. Call 655-1068 or visit www.birgittines-us.com.

St. Elizabeth Seton, 520 Ridgebury Road, Ridgefield -- the Rev. Joseph A. Prince, pastor. Mass at 5 p.m. Saturday; and at 8, 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday. Call 438-7292.
St. John's Church, 1986 Post Road, Darien -- the Rev. Frank C. McGrath, pastor; the Rev. Christopher J. Samele, parochial vicar; and the Rev. Bill Platt in residence. Mass at 8 a.m. on weekdays; at 4:30 p.m. Saturday; and at 7:30, 8:30, 10, 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday. Call 655-1145.

St. Joseph's Church, 85 S. Main St., Norwalk -- the Rev. Gilbert D'Souza, parochial vicar, and the Rev. G. Frantz Desruisseaux, resident priest. Mass at 5 p.m. in English and 7 p.m. in Spanish on Saturdays, 7:30 and 10 a.m. in English, noon in Spanish and 5:15 p.m. French Creole on Sundays. Call 838-4171.

St. Ladislaus Church, 25 Cliff St., Norwalk -- the Rev. Michael J. Bachman, pastor. Mass at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday; and 7:30 and 10 a.m. in English and 11:15 a.m. in Hungarian on Sunday. Daily Masses at 7:30 a.m. Monday to Friday. Confession following Mass at 8 a.m., from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. before the 4 p.m. Mass. Call 866-1867.

St. Mary's Parish, 55 Catoonah St., Ridgefield -- Monsignor Laurence R. Bronkiewicz, pastor. Mass at 4 and 5:30 p.m. Saturday; and at 7 and 9:30 a.m. and noon in the church and at 8 and 10:30 a.m., 12:30 and 6 p.m. in the school hall on Sunday. Call 438-6538.

St. Matthew Parish, 216 Scribner Ave., Norwalk -- the Rev. Walter C. Orlowski, pastor. Mass at 4 p.m. Saturday; and at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon Sunday. Sacrament of Reconciliation from 3:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Call 838-3788.

St. Philip Church, 1 Father Conlon Place, Norwalk -- the Rev. Michael A. Boccaccio, pastor. Mass at 5:30 p.m. with Penance at 4 p.m. Saturday; and at 8 and 10 a.m. and noon Sunday. Call 847-4549.

St. Thomas More, 374 Middlesex Road, Darien -- the Rev. J. Barry Furey, pastor. Mass at 9 a.m. on weekdays; at 4 and 5:15 p.m. Saturday; and at 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. Sunday. Call 655-3303.

UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
Unitarian Church in Westport, 10 Lyons Plains Road, Westport -- the Rev. Frank Hall, minister. Worship at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Call 227-7205 or visit www.uuwestport.com.

OTHER CHURCHES
Word Alive Bible Church, 536 West Ave., Norwalk -- Nondenominational Christian Church, Pastor Artie Kassimis. Worship service and Children's Church at 10 a.m. Sunday. Bible Study at 7 p.m. Wednesdays. Life Christian Bible Institute runs in one month sessions at beginning of each month. Call 838-5003 or visit www.wordalive.us.

Baha'i Faith -- Call 602-0051 for information and location.
Center for Spiritual Renewal, at Triangle Community Center, River St., Norwalk, a gay and lesbian ministry -- J. Lee Kraft. Interfaith spiritual services from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Thursday of the month. Open to all who are respectful of the gay and lesbian community. Call 729-4231.

Grace Community Church, Saxe Middle School, 468 South Ave., New Canaan -- Independent Church, Pastor Cliffe Knechtle. Bagels and coffee at 9 a.m. Worship at 9:30 a.m. Call 966-7600.

Guru Tegh Bahadur Foundation Gurudwara, 622 West Ave., Norwalk -- Services: Kirtan at 7 p.m. followed by Langur at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Kirtan at 11:30 a.m. followed by Langur at 1 p.m. Sunday. Call 847-0542 or 857-4460.

Iglesia Amor Viviente, Una Iglesia de Gente Contenta, 27 Baxter Ave., Stamford -- Alejandro Colindres, pastor. Reuniones: Sabados 8 a 10 p.m. Call 977-8507 or e-mail amorvivien@aol.com.

Norwalk Church of the Nazarene, 146 Main St., Norwalk -- Pastor Keith Welch. Worship at 10 a.m. Sunday. Nursery available. Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Youth night at 6:30 p.m. Friday. Call 847-4432.

Greenwich Religion Services - Presbyterian

GRACE CHURCH OF GREENWICH (PCA)
Services held at Woman's Club of Greenwich
89 Maple Ave.
P.O. Box 1673
Greenwich 06836.
861-7555 or 869-2046.
Web site: http://www.gracechurchgreenwich.com/
The Rev. Thomas N. Oates. Sunday: 9 a.m. worship, 10 a.m. adult/teen Bible studies, 10:45 a.m. Second worship service and Sunday school.
Child care provided.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (Greenwich)
1 West Putnam Ave.
869-8686.
Web site: http://www.fpcg.org/
The Rev. Dr. William A. Evertsberg, senior minister; the Rev. Kathryn Kibbie Laird, associate minister; Susan L. Arner, minister for mission and nurture; Kevin L. Estes, minister of music.
Service: 10 a.m. sanctuary. Sunday School for children age 2 through seventh grade.
Crib/toddler care available.
NOTE: Ample free parking in Volunteer Lane

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF OLD GREENWICH
38 West End Ave.
637-3669
Sevices: Worship every Sunday 9:30 a.m., The Rev. Bill Gestal preaching. Nursery and toddler care available; Sunday School to grade 5; Donut Club for middle schoolers; high school Sunday school. Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. with music, a message and hands-on prayer.

Greenwich Religious Services - Roman Cathoilic

SACRED HEART CHURCH
95 Henry St.
Byram
531-8730
The Rev. Bose Raja Selvaraj, Administrator.
Mass: Saturday 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m. Sunday 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30 a.m.

ST. AGNES CHURCH
247 Stanwich Road
869-5396
Web site: http://www.stagnesrc.org/
The Rev. William F. Carey, pastor.
Mass: Saturday 5 p.m.; Sunday 8:30 and 10 a.m; weekdays, 9 a.m.

ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA CHURCH
4 Riverside Ave.
Riverside. 637-3661.
Web site: http://www.stcath.org/
Monsignor Alan F. Detscher, pastor.
Mass: Saturday 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 5 p.m. Vigil; Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.; weekdays 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m.

ST. MARY CHURCH
178 Greenwich Ave.
869-9393
Web site: http://www.stmaryparishgreenwich.org/
Monsignor Francis Wissel, pastor; the Rev. Rolando Torres and the Rev. Richard Gemza, parochial vicars; Matthew Ashe, Paul E. Tupper, deacons.
Masses in English: Saturday 8 a.m., 4 p.m., 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m., and 5:15 p.m.; weekdays 7 a.m., 8 a.m., 12:05 p.m.
Mass in Spanish: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Religious education classes: Held Sunday, Monday and Wednesday.

ST. MICHAEL CHURCH
469 North St.
869-5421.
Web site: http://www.stmichaelgreenwich.org/
The Rev. J. Peter Cullen, pastor.
Masses: Saturday 5 p.m.; Sunday 7, 8:30, 9:45 (children's Mass), 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.; 9 a.m. weekdays.

ST. PAUL CHURCH
84 Sherwood Ave.
531-8741.
The Rev. Frank A. Winn, pastor; Deacon Wayne Malloy
Masses: Saturday 4 p.m.; Sunday 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a.m.
Holy Day Masses: 9 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.; 9 a.m. weekdays.

ST. ROCH CHURCH
St. Roch Avenue.
869-4176.
The Rev. Nicholas J. Calabro, pastor.
Confession: 4 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday.
Masses: Saturday 5 p.m.; Sunday 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30 a.m.

ST. TIMOTHY CHURCH
869-5421.
Masses: 4 p.m. Saturday; 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m Sunday.

Greenwich Who's Who

Frank Farricker
Greenwich native, raising two children in Cos Cob with his wife, Cathy. He has run for town-wide office in Greenwich, is a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission, has a real estate brokerage and investment firm in Old Greenwich, is active in the Democratic Party, plays cricket and, in his spare time.

John M. Lucarell
RTM member from District 10

Mary Ann Morrison
Chamber of Commerce head Mary Ann Morrison

Paul Sorensen
Executive director of the Greenwich Center for Hope and Renewal

Greenwich Who's Who: Bob Horton

Bob Horton is a Greenwich Time columnist.

Horton is a Greenwich native who grew up in Riverside and now lives near Binney Park in Old Greenwich. Bob is returning to his journalistic roots. He started many years ago as City Hall reporter for the Torrington Register in northwest Connecticut and then moved to Washington, D.C. to write for States News Service. While in Washington he covered stories for papers in Connecticut and Alaska, and wrote a weekly political column that ran in several Connecticut papers.

Horton moved back to Greenwich in the late '80s. His family has generations-deep Greenwich history. His great-grandfather was an oyster fisherman on Long Island Sound and his grandfather was the town's tax assessor for many years. Both of his children graduated from the Greenwich public school system, and his wife Robin is a graphic designer and author of urbangardensweb.com, a blog that explores gardening and design in small spaces.

Needing to make a real living, Bob gave up journalism and pursued a career in marketing. He worked many years for Burson-Marsteller, a public relations agency, and was recently head of brand marketing for Merrill Lynch. He now works in commercial real estate in New York City.

Horton's column runs Fridays in Greenwich Time.

Greenwich Whos Who - Housing Authority

Whos Who - Inland Wetlands & Watercourses

Baptist, Thomas R. (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: IWW Agency Chair
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
Town Properties Committee
613 Riversville Road, Greenwich 06831

Carroll Andrews, Doreen
Occupation: Assistant Wetlands Compliance Officer
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
Work: 622-7736

Chambers, Michael N.
Occupation: Director
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
Work: 622-7736

Clausi, Robert
Occupation: Wetlands Compliance Officer
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
Work: 622-7736

Conte, John R. (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: Agency Member
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
32 Dairy Road, Greenwich 06830

Dietz, Garrett L. (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Occupation: IWW Agency Member
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
35 North Stanwich Road, Greenwich 06831

Galvin, Bill (Term Exp. 3/31/05)
Occupation: IWW Agency Member
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
136 Maple Avenue, Greenwich 06830

Hornbostel, Victoria
Occupation: Asst. Compliance Officer
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Work: 622-7736

Kagan, Martin (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Occupation: Agency Secretary
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
31 Oval Avenue, Riverside 06878

Main Phone Numbers,
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Work: 622-7736

Moch, Aleksandra
Occupation: Environmental Analyst
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use: Conservation
Land Use
Work: 622-7736 - 622-6461

Perry, Lawrence (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: IWW Agency Vice-Chair
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
51 Valleywood Road, Cos Cob 06807

Popp, Matthew J. (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: IWW Agency Member
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
54 Mead Avenue, Greenwich 06830

Sisca, Robert (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Occupation: IWW Agency Alternate
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
40 Nutmeg Drive, Greenwich 06831

Skoufalos, Stephen (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: Agency Alternate
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 1 - South Center

Carlson Jr., Carl G. (Vice Chair)
Occupation: Private Investor
RTM District 1
20 Lenox Drive Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 869-1405 Home: 869-1405

Chelwick, George F.
Occupation: Retired Banker
RTM District 1
7 Swan Terrace Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 661-8714
Email: GNCHELCT@aol.com

Collins, Norman R.
RTM District 1
37 Orchard Drive Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-862-0805
Email: n.collins@cgnet.com

Dadakis, Edward D.
Occupation: Broker
RTM District 1
81 Mallard Drive Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 212-441-2528 Home: 629-4535

Feldman, Frederick R.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 1
1 Milbank Avenue, #1C Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-622-7309
Email: milbankic@aol.com

Frederick, Pamela (Finance Committee Representative)
Occupation: Banker
RTM District 1
44 Woodland Drive Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-249-3103
Email: pfred00@hotmail.com

Frey, Margaret W.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 1
49 West Brother Drive Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 661-1812

Gemelli, Timothy P.
RTM District 1
59 LeGrande Ave, #10 Greenwich, CT 06830

Goss, Dean L. (Chairman, RTM District 1)
Occupation: Retired Professor
RTM District 1
21 Ridge Street Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-869-1484
Email: deangoss@optonline.net

Holleran, Richard P.
Occupation: Investment Manager
RTM District 1
66 Milbank Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 625-0867

Lee, Frederick, Jr.
RTM District 1
164 East Elm Street Greenwich, CT 06830

Maher, Patrick F.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 1
299 Overlook Drive Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-8468
Email: PatFMaher@aol.com

Pankosky, Joan C.
RTM District 1
183 Connecticut Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830

Pellegrino, Mary G.
Occupation: Family Investor
RTM District 1
268 Milbank Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-6188
Email: maryggam@aol.com

Ray, Julie L.
RTM District 1
16 Lexington Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830

Rossi, Christine
RTM District 1
16 Locust Street Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-869-8556
Email: cross@cisco.com

Zarrilli, Carol A.
Occupation: Director Purchasing/Adm.
RTM District 1
260 Davis Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 323-1088 Home: 661-5683
Email: czreiki@aol.com

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 2 - Harbor

Brogan, Kevin J. (Chairman)
Occupation: Corporate Accountant
RTM District 2
6 River Lane Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 351-7630 Home: 629-1271
Email: kjbrogan@msn.com

Burke, Duncan G.
Occupation: Asset Management
RTM District 2
22 Windrose Way Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 622-1336 Home: 661-7849

Burke, Nancy B.
Occupation: Political Consultant
RTM District 2
22 Windrose Way Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 661-4730
Email: burkesnug@aol.com

Cantavero, Carlo F.
Occupation: Salon Owner
RTM District 2
595 Steamboat Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 869-2300 Home: 629-0842
Email: Carlo595@aol.com

Conway, Donald R.
RTM District 2
49 Sachem Lane Greenwich, CT 06830

J. Suzaane, Geiss Robbins
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 2
257 Shore Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 661-9309
Email: jsgr@usa.net

Marshall, Nancy H.
RTM District 2
14 Indian Chase Drive Greenwich, CT 06830

Morgan, Cecilia H.
Occupation: Freelance Photographer
RTM District 2
3 Kinsman Lane Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-0987
Email: cecimorgan@aol.com

Nacinovich, Wilma (Secretary )
RTM District 2
13 Butler Street Cos Cob, CT 06807
Home: 869-0981

Oberlander, Jill K.
RTM District 2
19 Bush Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830

Relyea, Meredith "Mimi"
Occupation: Realtor
RTM District 2
333 Shore Road Greenwich, CT CT
Work: 917-549-8842 Home: 869-7344
Email: mimi@mimirelyea.com

Schroeder, Mark
RTM District 2
10 Augustus Lane Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 212-492-3816 Home: 869-9323
Email: schroed@optonline.net

Settelmeyer, Paul
Occupation: Consultant
RTM District 2
633-2 Steamboat Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 629-2616 Home: 629-2616
Email: psettel@aol.com

Wells, Douglas J.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 2
18 Lakewood Circle North Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-302-3883 Home: 629-9196
Email: dougwells@lawyer.com

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 3 - Chickahominy

Aurelia, Michael
Occupation: Environmental Consultant
RTM District 3
72 Oak Ridge Street Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 622-9297
Email: maurelia@msn.com

Bavis, Louise T. (Secretary)
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 3
74 Alexander Street Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-2571

Blackson, Mercedes V.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 3
303 Hamilton Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-6238
Email: rrrbhawk@aol.com

Conelias, Thomas P. (Vice-Chair)
RTM District 3
37B Edgewood Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 531-6185 Home: 861-7217
Email: conmagt.c@yahoo.com

Paroly, Murray S.
Occupation: Marketing Management
RTM District 3
22 Livingston Place Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-912-8101 Home: 203-552-9163
Email: jeslin926@aol.com

Polo, Maude A.
Occupation: Retired Teacher
RTM District 3
24B Putnam Green Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-531-9282
Email: maudeapolo@aol.com

Tuthill, J. Robert (Chair)
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 3
64 Mead Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-531-5527
Email: bobtuthill@optonline.net

Velez, Claudia
Occupation: Para-Professional
RTM District 3
26F Putnam Green Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-531-5700 Home: 203-532-1123
Email: negra12264@aol.com

Warner, M. Michael
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 3
48 Spring Street - Unit 7 Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-629-1454
Email: mmwarner@optonline.net

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 4 - Byram

Andreoni, Felix
RTM District 4
143 Pine Street Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-340-9297
Email: Felix1234@aol.com

Avery, Frances (Secretary)
Occupation: Benefits Specialist
RTM District 4
18 Hollow Wood Lane Unit C Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-542-3004 Home: 203-531-3176
Email: favery@citationshares.com

Barbian, Paul M.
RTM District 4
55 Byram Shore Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Bonney, James M.
RTM District 4
14 Comly Avenue Greenwich, CT 06831

Bowman, Russell
Occupation: Marketing
RTM District 4
56 Ritch Avenue West Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 532-9483
Email: russbowman@byram.com

Clark, William J.
RTM District 4
42 High Street Greenwich, CT 06830
Email: williamclark001@yahoo.com

Dudas, Vickie
RTM District 4
148 Pine Street Greenwich, CT 06830

Greco, Thomas J.
RTM District 4
49 Burdsall Drive Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 622-6480 Home: 531-8201
Email: tjgreco@optonline.net

Harrod, Brian
RTM District 4
PO Box 51 Old Greenwich, CT 06870

McCabe, Susan
RTM District 4
27 Fletcher Avenue Greenwich, CT 06831

McKnight, Robert J. , Jr. (Chairman)
Occupation: Retired Landscaper
RTM District 4
15 Peck Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-531-5233
Email: mktrjm@yahoo.com

Popp, Maria M.
Occupation: Pharmacist
RTM District 4
54 Mead Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-967-4600 Home: 203-531-5490

Popp, Jr. , Alexander J.
RTM District 4
7 Wellington Place Greenwich, CT 06830

Schaffner-Parnell, Josiane M.
Occupation: Publisher
RTM District 4
65 View Street West Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-531-4958
Email: Josiane123@yahoo.com

Vitti, Donald R.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 4
195 Hobart Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 531-6290
Email: dkvitti@concentric.net

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 5 - Riverside

Baker, Frederick L.
Occupation: Retired IBM
RTM District 5
46 Meadow Road Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 203-637-0525
Email: frederick_l_baker@sbcglobal.net

Bloomer, H. Franklin, Jr.
Occupation: Retired Lawyer
RTM District 5
11 Pinecrest Road Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 637-0031
Email: hfbloomer@aol.com

Brady, Robert K.
Occupation: Financial Executive
RTM District 5
16 Terrace Avenue Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 253-9599 Home: 637-1168
Email: robertbrady@snet.net

Broadhurst, E. Thomas, III
Occupation: Consultant
RTM District 5
9 Druid Lane Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 203-561-0269
Email: hanted@optonline.net

Campbell, Elizabeth C.
RTM District 5
17 Bramble Lane Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 637-3837
Email: econncam@aol.com

Daine, James H.
Occupation: Banker
RTM District 5
Alarm Appeals Board
12 Pierce Road Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 203-252-5952 Home: 203-637-9243
Email: jdaine@pnbk.com

Dayton, Jennifer A. (Secretary)
Occupation: Community Volunteer
RTM District 5
18 Leonard Avenue Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 203-637-5823
Email: jendayton@snet.net

Drake, J. William
Occupation: Private Company Investor
RTM District 5
50 Breezemont Avenue Riverside, CT 06878
Email: willydrake@optonline.net

Erickson, Laura B.
Occupation: Community Volunteer
RTM District 5
67 Club Road Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 698-3267
Email: Lerick29@aol.com

Faryniarz, Daniel G.
RTM District 5
16 Crescent Road Riverside, CT 06878

Ferry, Mary S. (Chair)
Occupation: Community Volunteer
RTM District 5
5 Chapel Lane Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 637-9385
Email: rmferry@ctconnect.com

Isaacson, Gerald S.
Occupation: Retired Publisher
RTM District 5
45 Willow Road Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 203-637-8884
Email: anngerald@sbcglobal.net

Krasnor, Lucy B. (Vice Chair)
Occupation: Mortgage Broker
RTM District 5
21 Spruce Street Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 203-618-4144 Home: 203-637-2277
Email: Lucystrat3@aol.com

Lenihan, Ronald
RTM District 5
38 Bramble Lane Riverside, CT 06878

Moffly, John W.
RTM District 5
100 Meadow Road Riverside, CT 06878

Oztemel, Karen S.
Occupation: Office Manager
RTM District 5
16 Verona Drive Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 203-762-0550 Home: 203-637-4801
Email: k4goztemel@aol.com

Smith, Randall J.
RTM District 5
72 Lockwood Road Riverside, CT 06878

Telerico, Samuel T.
Occupation: International Trade
RTM District 5
24 Meadow Road Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 637-8898 Home: 637-2292
Email: sttelerico@msn.com

Wichman, Anne F.
RTM District 5
34 Owenoke Way Riverside, CT 06878

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 6 - Old Greenwich

Bulger, Neil J.
RTM District 6
11 Lincoln Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Byrne, Thomas J.
Occupation: RTM Moderator
RTM District 6
337 Sound Beach Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Home: 637-4307
Email: tjbog@aol.com

Cahn, Marilyn R.
RTM District 6
2 Fairfield Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Carter, Michael C.
RTM District 6
32 Lockwood Drive Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Cox, David W.
RTM District 6
51 Harding Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Ducret, Carol C.
Occupation: Administrator
RTM District 6
Parking & Traffic Committee
9 Tod's Driftway Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 324-0067 Home: 637-2302
Email: cducret@aol.com

Ginste, Charlene
RTM District 6
44 Tomac Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Hammock, Jacqueline
RTM District 6
51 Forest Avenue #93 Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Harkins, John E.
RTM District 6
45 Lockwood Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Email: john.harkins@sbcglobal.net

Howe, Walter K.
Occupation: Retired Businessman
RTM District 6
5 Brookside Park Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Home: 203-344-1046
Email: wlhowe@optonline.net

Jenkins, Coline (Chairwoman)
RTM District 6
20-1/2 Forest Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 203-637-5872 Home: 203-249-5885
Email: cocococo@juno.com

Lomazzo, Arline
Occupation: Realtor
RTM District 6
Pedestrian Safety Committee
14 Shady Brook Lane Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 203-536-9951 Home: 203-637-0875
Email: alomazzo@aol.com

Manganiello, Edward M.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 6
29 Irvine Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 212-261-8253 Home: 637-5381
Email: edward.manganiello@mendes.com

Meskers, Stephen R.
RTM District 6
18 Lockwood Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 212-350-0707 Home: 698-7751

Nelson, Patricia M.
RTM District 6
25 Ford Lane Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Porter, Erford E. (Erf), II
Occupation: Retired Executive
RTM District 6
34 Park Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 203-698-0352 Home: 203-637-8192
Email: erford.e.porter@snet.net

Ruud Nucci, Barbara T.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 6
24 Meadowbank Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Home: 203-637-5499

Sadik-Khan, Karen A.
Occupation: Volunteer
RTM District 6
41 Binney Lane Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Home: 637-5451

Stroll, Joseph
RTM District 6
10 Irvine Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Voulgaris, Alexis
Occupation: Social Worker
RTM District 6
19 Midbrook Lane Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Home: 203-637-4112
Email: alexisv@optonline.net

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 7 - North Center

Bibb, Amy H.
RTM District 7
4 Cedar Hill Greenwich, CT 06830

Blank, Kimberly M.
RTM District 7
124 Brookside Drive Greenwich, CT 06831

Bloom, Eleanor S.
RTM District 7
92 Maple Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-6579
Email: bloomdaddy@aol.com

Brennan-Galvin, Ellen (203-625-9252)
Occupation: Lecturer & Research Scholar
RTM District 7
135 Maple Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Email: ellen.brennan-galvin@yale.edu

Bruno, Linda
RTM District 7
81 Valley Drive Greenwich, CT 06831

Carmichael, Susan L.
Occupation: Community Volunteer
RTM District 7
17 Woodside Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-559-9611 Home: 203-422-2211
Email: susan@carmichaels.net

Duff, Alice B.
Occupation: Real Estate Broker
RTM District 7
63 Midwood Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 869-9085 ext. 417 Home: 869-1918

Fassuliotis, Karen
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 7
26 Skylark Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-570-0400 Home: 203-661-2013
Email: drkarenfass@aol.com

Hamilton, Donald E.
RTM District 7
14 Brookridge Drive Greenwich, CT 06830

Harkness, Timothy P.
RTM District 7
7 Sherwood Farm Lane Greenwich, CT 06831

Huffman, Randall
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 7
39 Patterson Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-6356
Email: randall.huffman@worldnet.att.net

Hyland, Angela M.
Occupation: Director, US Global Fixed Income, Caylon Securities
RTM District 7
312 North Maple Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 212-261-7820 Home: 203-622-1218
Email: amh416@hotmail.com

Jacobson, Mary A.
Occupation: Community Volunteer
RTM District 7
10 Deer Park Court Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 661-7179
Email: maryjct@earthlink.net

Jansen, Lucia D.
Occupation: Retired Software Executive
RTM District 7
8 Sidney Lanier Lane Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-861-9425
Email: ljansen@optonline.net

Lockton, Janet K.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 7
20 Meadow Lane Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-661-7089
Email: janetlockton@worldnet.att.net

Lourie, Roger H. (Vice-Chair)
Occupation: Investment Counselor
RTM District 7
9 Lafayette Court Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 718-939-9300 Home: 622-1010
Email: rlourie@gmail.com

Quigley, Peter
RTM District 7
74 North Street Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 869-3750
Email: pquigley@adlinknetwork.com

Searle, Robert S. (Secretary)
Occupation: Investment Advisor
RTM District 7
66 Old Church Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-869-4800 Home: 203-869-4805
Email: rsearle@pop.net

Stauffer, Valerie (Chair)
Occupation: Library Board Secretary
RTM District 7
Library: Trustees
6 Pecksland Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 869-7451
Email: stauftek@aol.com

Williams, Joseph L., III
RTM District 7
2 Old Church Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-661-6004 Home: 203-869-1995
Email: joewilliams@newenglandland.com

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 8 - Cos Cob

Andersen, Susie L.
Occupation: Fiber Arts Instructor
RTM District 8
10 Daffodil Lane Cos Cob, CT 06807
Home: 629-5973
Email: manderse@optonline.net

Beckwith, John E.
Occupation: Banker
RTM District 8
21 Taylor Drive Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 212-428-6213 Home: 203-661-0379
Email: john.beckwith@rbccm.com

Berg, Peter E.
RTM District 8
28 Dandy Drive Cos Cob, CT 06807
Home: 203-661-3830
Email: petereberg@aol.com

Boutelle, James G. (Vice Chair)
Occupation: Executive Director, TAG
RTM District 8
78 Cos Cob Avenue Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-637-4345 Home: 203-629-4795
Email: admin@greenwichtransportation.org

Brown, Joshua H.
Occupation: Management Consultant
RTM District 8
7 Stanwich Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-761-3216 Home: 203-661-7744
Email: josbrown@deloitte.com

Bruce, Mary H.
Occupation: Director of Recreation Services
RTM District 8
Nathaniel Witherell
7 Old Camp Lane Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-618-4205 Home: 203-422-2770
Email: domino5@optonline.net

Bruce, Richard D. (Kim)
Occupation: Banker
RTM District 8
7 Old Camp Lane Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-348-8800 x13 Home: 203-422-2770
Email: domino5@optonline.net

Burgweger, Jr. , Francis J.
RTM District 8
24 Cat Rock Road Cos Cob, CT 06807

Chapin, Nancy P.
RTM District 8
190 Bible Street Cos Cob, CT 06807

DeVito, Vincent J.
RTM District 8
240 Cognewagh Road Cos Cob, CT 06807

Edwards, C. Nicholas
Occupation: Social Services Caseworker
Social Services: Adult & Family
Social Services
111 Bible Street Cos Cob, CT 06807
Home: 203-869-4250
Email: seeedwards@aol.com

Edwards, Christine Larson
Occupation: Real Estate
RTM District 8
111 Bible Street Cos Cob, CT 06807
Home: 203-869-4250

Edwards III, Charles N.
RTM District 8
111 Bible Street Cos Cob, CT 06807

Ennis, Gordon A.
Occupation: Financial Planner
RTM District 8
30 Orchard Street Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-221-5225 Home: 203-869-2225
Email: gordon-ennis@nmfn.com

Gross, Steven D.
RTM District 8
5 Castle Court Greenwich, CT 06830

Hahn, Jay T.
RTM District 8
4 Cat Rock Road Cos Cob, CT 06807

Irvine, Jonathan
RTM District 8
147 Cat Rock Road Cos Cob, CT 06807

Kral, Richard, Jr. (Chair RTM District 8)
RTM District 8
Shellfish Commission
30 Cat Rock Road Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-661-4033 Home: 203-661-1570
Email: rkral@beaconpointmarine.com

Krob, Genevieve J.
RTM District 8
44 Valleywood Road Cos Cob, CT 06807

Laudonia, Anthony Tod
Occupation: Real Estate
RTM District 8
6 Caroline Farms Road #3 Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-496-8002 Home: 203-625-0563
Email: todlaudonia@usa.com

Marzullo, Drew
Occupation: Paramedic
RTM District 8
55 Orchard Street Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-981-0731 Home: 203-618-0731
Email: reynstar@verizon.net

Melick, David L.
Occupation: Construction Risk Mgt. Consultant
RTM District 8
46 Pine Ridge Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 212-948-2730 Home: 203-618-9059
Email: melickdl@optonline.net

Murphy, R. Blair
Occupation: Consultant
RTM District 8
11 Indian Mill Road Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 661-4967 Home: 661-4878
Email: Rblairm69@aol.com

Pellerzi, Peter E.
Occupation: Engineer
RTM District 8
2 Waterfall Lane Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-918-6658 Home: 203-622-9066
Email: peterpellerzi@optonline.net

Shreders, Alicia
Occupation: Production Director
RTM District 8
12 Meadow Drive Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 212-397-8000 Home: 203-629-4612
Email: shreders31@hotmail.com

Shulman, John A.
Occupation: Textile Executive
RTM District 8
32 Mimosa Drive Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 212-944-4826 Home: 203-622-6674
Email: ramsayfabrics@usa.net

vonKeyserling, Christopher R.
Occupation: Enabler
RTM District 8
P.O. Box 35 Cos Cob, CT 06807
Home: 203-869-0282

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 9 - Pemberwick

Arnone, Jane W.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 9
14 Pemberwick Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-324-9559 Home: 203-531-3430
Email: janearmoneesq@aol.com

Beerman, Robert L.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 9
6A Weavers Hill Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 531-5000 Home: 531-3100
Email: Rlb0123@aol.com

Bernstein, Andrew H.
Occupation: Mortgage Banker and Broker
RTM District 9
45B Byram Terrace Drive Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 866-474-7599 Home: 203-532-5659
Email: abernst@optonline.net

Curtis, Paul F.
Occupation: Software Engineer
RTM District 9
8 Rex Street Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 532-0510 Home: 531-9071
Email: pfc@terrapin.com

Delman, Dr. Evan L.
Occupation: Chiropractor
RTM District 9
1 Fairview Terrace Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 914-761-4520 Home: 203-862-8878
Email: evandelman@aim.com

DiMarco, Vincent A. (Vice-Chair)
Occupation: Consultant
RTM District 9
Parking & Traffic Committee
36 Arther Street Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-531-8378 Home: 203-531-4037
Email: Vad5573@aol.com

Dunne, Michael
Occupation: Analyst
RTM District 9
48 Chapel Street Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-316-6950 Home: 203-531-5471
Email: mdunne_06830@yahoo.com

Elliott, Susan Morton
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 9
402 West Lyon Farm Drive Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 869-3745
Email: SusanMorton@optonline.net

Frumin, Betsey S. (Chair)
Occupation: Business Person
RTM District 9
53 Shady Lane Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-622-0177 Home: 203-531-7203
Email: betsey@nacca.com

Gaudioso-Zeale, Donna F.
Occupation: Nurse
RTM District 9
3 Leslie Avenue Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-863-4279 Home: 203-531-1940
Email: donnag@greenhosp.org

Napolitano, Anna B.
Occupation: Retired Teacher
RTM District 9
54 Shady Lane Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-531-9219
Email: napol@optonline.net

Pasternak, Adrian
Occupation: Consultant
RTM District 9
3 Dale Drive Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-531-0324
Email: adrian_pasternak@yahoo.com

Petise, Frank P.
Occupation: Retired Wood Flooring Contractor
RTM District 9
16 Nedley Lane Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-531-9534
Email: Fpetise1@aol.com

Rota, Frank L.
Occupation: Substitute Teacher
RTM District 9
28 Deep Gorge Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 532-0365
Email: Farota@optonline.net

Shankman, Jonathan
Occupation: Construction Manager
RTM District 9
11 Essex Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 914-375-7809 Home: 531-532-5007
Email: jshankman@optonline.net

Sosa, Juan
Occupation: Real Estate Agent
RTM District 9
30 Ettl Lane Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 531-7871
Email: jsosa@prudentialct.com

Toner, John F.
RTM District 9
351 Pemberwick Road #106 Greenwich, CT 06831

Vizzari, Ralph
Occupation: Salon Owner/Academy Director
RTM District 9
40 Ettl Lane Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-637-9154 Home: 203-531-7571
Email: crvizz@aol.com

Warzoha, Stephen A.
RTM District 9
933 King Street Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-531-4556
Email: SteveA1025@hotmail.com

Young, Jennifer Nacewicz
Occupation: Govt. Affairs Manager
RTM District 9
27 East Byway Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 750-5614 Home: 531-5508
Email: jnacewic@cablevision.com

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 10 - Northwest

Aloe, Jean M.
RTM District 10
37 Will Merry Lane Greenwich, CT 06831

Anderson, Gerald L. (Vice Chairman)
Occupation: Executive
RTM District 10
138 Clapboard Ridge Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 201-767-7300 x105 Home: 203-869-0437
Email: GAnderson@amgas.com

Blankley, John H.
RTM District 10
10 Doverton Drive Greenwich, CT 06831

Byrnes, Robert M.
RTM District 10
570 Lake Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-661-5963
Email: RMByrnes@optonline.net

Caldwell, Joan E. (Chair)
RTM District 10
Town Properties Committee
364 Riversville Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-869-2553

Caroll, Carol M.
RTM District 10
99 Bowman Drive North Greenwich, CT 06831

Detjen, David W.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 10
35 Stonehedge Drive South Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 212-210-9416 Home: 203-531-7583
Email: DDetjen@alston.com

Grant, Swan M. (Secretary)
Occupation: Volunteer
RTM District 10
44 Burying Hill Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-869-6281
Email: e-swan@mindspring.com

Hoffman-Purnell, Erica
RTM District 10
85 Bedford Road Greenwich, CT 06831

Hull, Lloyd N.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 10
60 Sumner Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-869-3553 Home: 203-869-0220
Email: LloydNHull@aol.com

Isbrandtsen, Hans
RTM District 10
299 Riversville Road Greenwich, CT 06831

Lardon, Robert V.
Occupation: Public Relations Executive
RTM District 10
15 Khakum Wood Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 212-601-8474 Home: 203-869-5651
Email: rvlardon@yahoo.com

Larson, Lawrence E.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 10
411 Round Hill Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-661-2300 Home: 203-869-9309
Email: larsonatty@verizon.net

Lucarelli, John M.
Occupation: Real Estate Development
RTM District 10
57 Old Mill Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-561-6966 Home: 203-561-6966
Email: John_Lucarelli@yahoo.com

Metter, Bertram M.
Occupation: Retired Advertising Agency Executive
RTM District 10
41 Nutmeg Drive Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-531-9711
Email: metter238@aol.com

Pruner, Mark
RTM District 10
44 Burying Hill Road Greenwich, CT 06831

Schoenberg, Sabine
Occupation: Realtor
RTM District 10
15 Khakum Wood Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-629-1310 Home: 203-561-2893
Email: shschoenberg@yahoo.com

Small, Alan A.
RTM District 10
86 Buckfield Lane Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-622-1250 Home: 203-622-8423
Email: AlanSmall@aol.com

Stone, Emerson L.
Occupation: Journalist
RTM District 10
17 Sterling Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-661-5767
Email: elsterling@aol.com

Stone, Louisa H.
Occupation: Community Volunteer
RTM District 10
17 Sterling Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 203-661-5767

Williams, Dora
RTM District 10
2 Stonehedge Drive So. Greenwich, CT 06831
Home: 531-9084

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 11 - Northeast

Chait, Michael R.
RTM District 11
14 The Avenue Greenwich, CT 06831

Fahys, James
RTM District 11
11 Barnstable Lane Greenwich, CT 06830

Fassuliotis, Despina K.
Occupation: Retired
RTM District 11
62 Ridgeview Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 661-5991
Email: wdfass@yahoo.com

Fini, Rosa A.
RTM District 11
4 Dewart Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-661-0787

Hann, James D.
RTM District 11
46 Beechcroft Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Hesburgh, James M.
RTM District 11
117 Clapboard Ridge Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Hughes, Corinne A.
RTM District 11
230 Stanwich Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Kennedy, Todd (Vice Chair)
Occupation: Nurseryman
RTM District 11
1004 North Street Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-869-3152 Home: 203-869-6872
Email: arcturusct@aol.com

LeBien, Harry A.
RTM District 11
64 Burning Tree Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Lewis, Mary Hope
RTM District 11
72 Doubling Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-869-4588

Lindsay, Fern M.
RTM District 11
37 Skyridge Road Greenwich, CT 06831
Work: 203-661-3311 Home: 203-661-3311
Email: lindsay1@usa.net

Maddux, Robert A.
RTM District 11
33 Butternut Hollow Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Neilinger, Neal E.
RTM District 11
125 Clapboard Ridge Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Neuman, Dana G.
RTM District 11
86 Burning Tree Road Greenwich, CT 06831

Neuman, Richard J.
RTM District 11
86 Burning Tree Road Greenwich, CT 06831

Nicastro, Rosalind
RTM District 11
141 Doubling Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Home: 203-869-1337
Email: roz141@aol.com

Pande, Vinay S.
RTM District 11
75 Husted Drive Greenwich, CT 06830

Pellegrino, Joseph L.
Occupation: Investment Manager
RTM District 11
5 Beechcroft Road Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-625-2602 Home: 203-611-1889
Email: jpellegrino@psquareinvestments.com

Prokop, Kathaerine S.
RTM District 11
26 Meadowcroft Lane Greenwich, CT 06830

Savitz, Adam J.
RTM District 11
94 Birch Lane Greenwich, CT 06830

Seelig, Charles B.
RTM District 11
96 Rockwood Lane Greenwich, CT 06830

Wacek, Michael G.
RTM District 11
15 Wyngate Road Greenwich, CT 06830

Waldron, Mary S.
Occupation: Real Estate Sales
RTM District 11
5 Hawkwood Lane Greenwich, CT 06830
Work: 203-869-7800 Home: 203-629-4423
Email: maryatfive@aol.com

Greenwich Who's Who - Legislators: Representative Town Meeting (RTM) District 12 - Havemeyer

Asselin, Shawn D.
RTM District 12
14 Crawford Terrace Riverside, CT 06878

Bambrick, Bill
RTM District 12
1 Wendle Place Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Bancroft, Thomas Edward (Ned)
Occupation: Asset Manager
RTM District 12
9 Cross Ridge Drive Old Greenwich, CT 06878
Work: 212-261-3236 Home: 203-698-0621
Email: bancrof2@optonline.net

Benvenuto, Emil Bennie
RTM District 12
255 Palmer Hill Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Bylciw, Karl W.
RTM District 12
48 Long Meadow Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Davidson, Harris William
RTM District 12
15 Marshall Street Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Home: 698-0600
Email: harris.davidson@gmail.com

DeMilhau, David L.
RTM District 12
94 Silo Circle Riverside, CT 06878

DiPreta, Richard S.
Occupation: Attorney
RTM District 12
15 Wescott Street Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 203-629-0606 Home: 203-637-2445
Email: rsdipreta@hotmail.com

Hindman, Barbara G.
RTM District 12
59 Hillcrest Park Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 203-637-9333 x303 Home: 203-637-9787
Email: sebgh@optonline.net

Kavee, Robert C. (Chairman, RTM Public Works Committee)
Occupation: Retired Engineering & Financial Services
RTM District 12
51 Mary Lane Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 203-536-0360 Home: 203-637-4921
Email: bobkavee@optonline.net

May, Robert T. (Chair)
Occupation: Retired Sales Executive
RTM District 12
6 Nimitz Place Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Work: 203-637-2871 Home: 203-637-8676
Email: rtmay75@aol.com

McCollem, Dolores A.
RTM District 12
21 Amherst Road Riverside, CT 06878

Mennin, Miriam
Occupation: Professional Organizer
RTM District 12
500 River Road #23 Cos Cob, CT 06807
Work: 203-637-1124 Home: 203-637-3183
Email: mmennin@worldnet.att.net

Perri, Robert A. (Vice-Chair)
Occupation: Retired Building Contractor
RTM District 12
2 Sweet Briar Lane Cos Cob, CT 06807
Home: 637-8920
Email: rperri@sbcglobal.net

Petrucelli, Michael J.
RTM District 12
7 Nearwater Lane Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 203-698-8850
Email: mpetruce@mindspring.com

Roberson, David H.
RTM District 12
16 Hassake Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Romeo, Mary B.
Occupation: VP Command Pkg. Co.
RTM District 12
7 Neighborly Way Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 698-2569 Home: 637-5931
Email: Hallie1031@aol.com

Ross, Michael E.
RTM District 12
57 Long Meadow Road Riverside, CT 06878
Home: 203-698-2919

Sherr, Peter
RTM District 12
55 Long Meadow Road Riverside, CT 06878

Sulich, Jane
Occupation: Legal Assistant
Law Dept
RTM District 12
11 Elizabeth Lane Riverside, CT 06878
Work: 203-622-7878 Home: 203-698-1877
Email: jsulich@greenwichct.org

Greenwich Whos Who - Library Trustees

Albert, Ruth
Library: Trustees

Baldock, Jennifer
Library: Trustees

Better, Nancy M.
Library: Trustees

Coneys, Jr. , John J.
Occupation: Treasurer
Library: Trustees

Day, Virginia V. F.
Occupation: First Vice President
Library: Trustees

Denning, Robert
Occupation: Second Vice President
Library: Trustees

Farrell, Anne B.
Library: Trustees

Jarvis, David R.
Occupation: Assistant Treasurer
Library: Trustees

Lauderdale, Ronald
Library: Trustees

Lavery, Lin
Library: Trustees

Marsh, Jane D.
Library: Trustees

Matthews, Gary S.
Library: Trustees

Moore, Betsy
Library: Trustees

Ormsby, David (Nathaniel Witherell Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: President, Library Trustees; Board Member, Nathaniel Witherell
Library: Trustees
Nathaniel Witherell

Phillips, Sharon W.
Library: Trustees

Ricciardi, Lawrence R.
Library: Trustees

Stauffer, Valerie (Chair)
Occupation: Library Board Secretary
RTM District 7
Library: Trustees
6 Pecksland Road , Greenwich 06831
Home: 869-7451
Email: stauftek@aol.com

Greenwich Whos Who Nathaniel Witherell

Augustine, Raymond
Occupation: Director of Financial Operations
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4334

Ayres, David (Term Exp. 3/31/07)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Bankson, Lloyd (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Bausch, Lynn
Occupation: Director of Nursing
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4226

Brown, Allen
Occupation: Executive Director
Nathaniel Witherell
70 Parsonage Road, Greenwich 06830
Work: (203) 618-4200

Bruce, Mary H.
Occupation: Director of Recreation Services
RTM District 8
Nathaniel Witherell
7 Old Camp Lane, Cos Cob 06807
Work: 203-618-4205 Home: 203-422-2770
Email: domino5@optonline.net

Burns, Patricia (Term Exp. 3/31/10)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Dean, Tina
Occupation: Payroll Account Clerk
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4291

Erfe, Carmen
Occupation: Business Services Coordinator
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4298

Fritz, Donald (Term Exp. 3/31/07)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Greunke, Carol
Occupation: Manager Business Services
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4255

Hornak, Jack
Occupation: Director of Facility Operations
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4269

Levine, Susan
Occupation: Director of Rehabilitation
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4335

Main Number,
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4218

McCray, Brett
Occupation: Dining Services Director - HDS
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4300

Ormsby, David (Nathaniel Witherell Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: President, Library Trustees; Board Member, Nathaniel Witherell
Library: Trustees
Nathaniel Witherell

Rasile, Catherine
Occupation: Administrative Assistant ll
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4237

Reaves, Pat (618-4227)
Occupation: Volunteer Director
Nathaniel Witherell

Saccardi, Thomas (Term Expires 3/31/09)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Scarpa, Frank (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Sharif, Shy
Occupation: Director of Social Services
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4257

TBA,
Occupation: Chaplain
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4236

Thurlow, Chris (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Torretta, Paul (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Occupation: Board Member
Nathaniel Witherell

Wayne, Margaret
Occupation: Associate Director of Nursing
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4247

Welsh, Susan L.
Occupation: Admissions Director
Nathaniel Witherell
Work: 618-4232

Greenwich Whos Who - Parking And Traffic Committee

DeSilva, Mary
Occupation: Vice Chair
Parking & Traffic Committee
4 Wahneta Road, Old Greenwich 06870
Work: 869-0022 Home: 637-0377
Email: marydesilva@hotmail.com

DiMarco, Vincent A. (Vice-Chair)
Occupation: Consultant
RTM District 9
Parking & Traffic Committee
36 Arther Street , Greenwich 06831
Work: 203-531-8378 Home: 203-531-4037
Email: Vad5573@aol.com

Ducret, Carol C.
Occupation: Administrator
RTM District 6
Parking & Traffic Committee
9 Tod's Driftway , Old Greenwich 06870
Work: 324-0067 Home: 637-2302
Email: cducret@aol.com

Dunne, R. Michael
Parking & Traffic Committee
59 Hillside Road, Greenwich 06830
Work: 203-869-3761 Home: 203-661-3761

Finger, William R. (BET / Public Safety)
Occupation: Member
Board of Estimate & Taxation (BET)
Parking & Traffic Committee
16 Barnstable Lane, Greenwich 06830
Work: 203-625-0303 Home: 203-629-9170
Email: wfinger@aol.com

Heimbuch, Raymond (P&Z Commission: Term Exp. 3/31/10)
Occupation: Member
Planning & Zoning Commission
Parking & Traffic Committee
16 Idar Court, Greenwich 06830
Home: 869-2179
Email: rheimbuch@cs.com

Joyce, Peter K.
Town Properties Committee
Parking & Traffic Committee
28 Sachem Road, Greenwich 06830
Work: 203-637-9333
Email: pk.joyce@verizon.net

Messina, JoAnn L.
Occupation: Chair
Parking & Traffic Committee
50 Church Street #4, Greenwich 06830
Work: 914-939-1300 Home: 869-1464
Email: jlmadd@mindspring.com

Morrison, Mary Ann
Occupation: Exec. Director, Chamber of Commerce
Parking & Traffic Committee
45 East Putnam Avenue, Suite 121, Greenwich 06830
Work: 869-3500
Email: greenwichchamber@dsl.net

Schipper, Tim
Occupation: Flower Bulbs Merchant
Parking & Traffic Committee
236 Davis Avenue, Greenwich 06830
Work: 869-0638 Home: 862-8907
Email: tim@colorblends.com

Stone, Robert S., Vice Chairman (BET Audit, Info Tech, Retirement, Parking & Traffi)
Board of Estimate & Taxation (BET)
Parking & Traffic Committee
50 Lockwood Avenue, Old Greenwich 06870
Home: 203-637-8374
Email: bobandlbstone@msn.com

Greenwich Whos Who - Parks And Recreation

Alvarado, Bob
Occupation: Recreation Coordinator, Asst. Rink Mgr.
Parks & Rec: Recreation
Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink
Parks & Rec
Work: 203-531-6484

Arnold, Dana
Occupation: Administrative Staff Assistant
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-7824

Berlingo, Lou
Occupation: Business Operations Supervisor
Griffith E. Harris Golf Course
Parks & Rec
1300 King Street, Greenwich 06831
Work: 531-7158

Burgess, Bill
Occupation: Parks Operation Manager
Parks & Rec: Parks & Trees
Parks & Rec
38 Riverside Lane , Riverside 06878
Work: 622-1429 Home: 637-9330
Email: bigbillburgess@msn.com

Caserta, Lenore
Parks & Rec
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info

Collins, Claudia
Occupation: Recreation Supervisor
Parks & Rec: Recreation
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-6485

Collins, Jay
Occupation: Turf and Grounds Manager
Griffith E. Harris Golf Course
Parks & Rec
1300 King Street, Greenwich 06831
Work: 531-1096

Coughlin, Tim
Occupation: Turf Operations Manager
Parks & Rec: Parks & Trees
Parks & Rec
Work: 869-5408

D'Andrea, David
Occupation: Operations Manager
Griffith E. Harris Golf Course
Parks & Rec
1300 King Street, Greenwich 06831
Work: 531-7200

Davila, June
Parks & Rec: Park Passes
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-7817

Dean, Tina
Parks & Rec: Accounting & Payroll
Parks & Rec
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Work: 622-6473

DeVita, Barbara
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-6472

Dudas, Mary
Parks & Rec: Accounting & Payroll
Parks & Rec
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Work: 622-7820

Ernye, Rich
Occupation: Recreation Supervisor, Rink Manager
Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink
Parks & Rec: Recreation
Parks & Rec
Work: 531-3772

Gabriele, Frank
Occupation: Recreation Supervisor, WCC Director
Parks & Rec: Recreation
Parks & Rec
Western Civic Center
Work: 622-7821

Gospodinoff, Steve
Occupation: Tree Operation Manager
Parks & Rec: Parks & Trees
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-0412

Greco, Tom
Occupation: Administrative Supervisor
Parks & Rec: Accounting & Payroll
Parks & Rec
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Work: 622-6480

Helmrich, Laurette
Occupation: Senior Center Administrator
Senior Center
Parks & Rec
299 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich 06830
Work: 622-3994

Henry, Jon
Occupation: Administrative Staff Assistant
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Parks & Rec
Work: 203-622-3019

Houston, Keenan
Occupation: Senior Center Coordinator
Senior Center
Parks & Rec
229 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich 06830
Work: 618-8882

Khajekian, Lila
Occupation: Account Clerk
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Parks & Rec
Parks & Rec: Accounting & Payroll
Work: 203-622-7832

Mandras, Peter
Occupation: Superintendent
Parks & Rec: Recreation
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-7832

Massi, Rick
Occupation: Clerk/Starter
Griffith E. Harris Golf Course
Parks & Rec
1300 King Street, Greenwich 06831
Work: 531-6944

McArthur, Chris
Occupation: Administrative Assistant
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-6446

Mohr, Donald
Occupation: Supervisor
Parks & Rec: Recreation
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-7825

Omdahl, Eric
Occupation: Boating Systems Coordinator
Parks & Rec: Marine & Facility Operations
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-6474

Pugni, Melissa
Occupation: Administrative Staff Assistant
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Parks & Rec
Work: 203-622-7819

Schock, Billie D.
Occupation: Director, Eastern Civic Center
Parks & Rec: Recreation
Parks & Rec
Work: 637-4583

Siciliano, Joseph
Occupation: Director
Parks & Rec: Administration & General Info
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-6472

Spaman, Bruce
Occupation: Superintendent and Tree Warden
Parks & Rec: Parks & Trees
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-7824

Walters, Fred
Occupation: Superintendent
Parks & Rec: Marine & Facility Operations
Parks & Rec
Work: 618-7651

Whitcomb, Craig
Occupation: Operations Manager
Parks & Rec: Marine & Facility Operations
Parks & Rec
Work: 618-7626

Zimmerman, Dawn
Parks & Rec: Park Passes
Parks & Rec
Work: 622-7832

Greenwich Who's Who - Planning And Zoning Commission

Alban, Margarita T. (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Alternate
Planning & Zoning Commission

Avellino, Ellen (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Alternate
Planning & Zoning Commission

Brooks, Frederick
Member
Alarm Appeals Board
Planning & Zoning Commission
37 MacArthur Drive, Old Greenwich 06870
Home: 698-2595

Farricker, Frank (Term Exp. 3/31/05)
Secretary
Planning & Zoning Commission

Heimbuch, Raymond (P&Z Commission: Term Exp. 3/31/10) Member
Planning & Zoning Commission
Parking & Traffic Committee
16 Idar Court, Greenwich 06830
Home: 869-2179
Email: rheimbuch@cs.com

Heller, Donald (Term Exp. 3/31/10)
Chairman
Planning & Zoning Commission

Maitland, Richard (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Planning & Zoning Commission

Marchese, Paul S. (Term Exp. 3/31/08)
Member
Planning & Zoning Commission

Greenwich Who's Who - Police Department

Abruzzini, Cornell
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8073

Allen, Daniel
Occupation: Public Info/Community Policing - Lieutenant
Police Dept
Police Dept: Administration
Work: 203-618-8819

Aurelia, Nancy R.
Occupation: Confidential Secretary to Chief of Police
Police Dept: Administration
Police Dept
Work: 622-8010

Berry, Timothy D.
Occupation: Sergeant
Police Dept: Traffic
Police Dept
Work: 622-8015

Biggs, Timothy
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8053

Bliss, Ron
Police Dept: Traffic
Police Dept
Work: 622-8016

Brosnahan, John
Police Dept: Parking Violations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8014

Brown , Chuck
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8085

Brunelli, Susan
Police Dept: General Services (records)
Police Dept
Work: 622-8057

Calabrese, Chris
Police Dept: Parking Violations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8013

Chila, Pat J
Occupation: Deputy Chief
Police Dept: Administration
Police Dept
Work: 618-8872
Email: pchila@greenwichct.org

Cochran, RIchard S.
Occupation: Operations Lieutenant
Police Dept: Administration
Police Dept
Work: 618-8274

Corticelli, Pierangelo
Occupation: North Sector: Neighborhood Resource Officer
Police Dept
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Work: 622-8022

Daly (Roie), Rosemarie
Police Dept: General Services (records)
Police Dept
Work: 622-8024

DeAngelo, Michael
Occupation: Captain, North Sector & Criminal Investigations Div.
Police Dept
Work: 622-8012
Email: mdeangelo@greenwichct.org

DeLuca, Debbie
Police Dept: General Services (records)
Police Dept
Work: 622-8026

Duff , Timothy
Occupation: Sergeant
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8080

Fanning, Gail
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8018

Ferrero, Joe
Police Dept: Court Officers
Police Dept
Work: 622-8051

Fiscella, Anthony
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8039

Girard, Christy
Police Dept: Youth Division
Police Dept
Work: 622-8031

Gustovich, Pamela
Occupation: Lieutenant
Police Dept: Training
Police Dept
Work: 622-8047

Hannigan, Gregory
Occupation: Director of General Services
Police Dept: General Services (records)
Police Dept
Work: 622-8029

Heavey, Jim
Occupation: Lieutenant, North Sector Commander
Police Dept
Work: 618-8236

Hickey, Steve
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 618-8301

Hilderbrand, Timothy
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8019

Hoffkins, Gary
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8037

Honulik, F. Gary
Occupation: Lieutenant - West Sector Commander
Police Dept
Work: 203-618-8298

Iorfino, Pat
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-3968

Keller, Judy
Police Dept: Administration
Police Dept
Work: 622-8011

Kelly, Tom
Occupation: Sergeant
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 203-618-8855

Kordick, Mark R.
Occupation: Administrative Lieutenant
Police Dept: Administration
Police Dept
Work: 622-8040

Manresa, Liz
Police Dept: General Services (records)
Police Dept
Work: 622-8025

Marino, Mark
Occupation: Sergeant
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-7805

Marr, James
Occupation: Sergeant
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-3969

Mickle, Phyllis
Police Dept: Youth Division
Police Dept
Work: 622-8048

Nielson, Debra A.
Occupation: Sector Commander (West)
Police Dept
Work: 618-8298

O'Banner, Vincent
Police Dept: Court Officers
Police Dept
Work: 622-8039

O'Keefe, Elizabeth
Police Dept: Computer/ Technical Operations
Police Dept
Work: 203-618-8878

Olencki, James
Occupation: Sergeant
Police Dept: Training
Police Dept
Work: 203-622-8068

Pacewicz, Michael A.
Occupation: Captain, East Sector & Traffic Div.
Police Dept
Work: 622-8020
Email: mpacewicz@greenwichct.org

Pennella, Charles
Police Dept: General Services (records)
Police Dept
Work: 618-8865

Powell, Tim
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8075

Public Information Officer, -Daniel Allen, Lieutenant
Police Dept
Work: 618-8819

Rameor, Pauline
Occupation: Business Operations Supervisor
Police Dept: General Services (records)
Police Dept
Work: 622-8027

Repik, Robert
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8022

Reynolds, Kent
Police Dept: Youth Division
Police Dept
Work: 622-8072

Ridberg, David C.
Occupation: Chief of Police
Police Dept
Work: 622-8010
Email: dridberg@greenwichct.org

Romanello, Bill
Police Dept: Court Officers
Police Dept
Work: 622-8092

Schuttler, Diana
Police Dept: Youth Division
Police Dept
Work: 622-8820

Solomon, Mark
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8079

Stempien, Jeff
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8023

Thorme, John F.
Occupation: East Sector: Neighborhood Resource Officer
Police Dept
Home: 618-8306

VanIngen , Jud
Police Dept: Computer/ Technical Operations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8091

Wachnicki, Roger
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8076

Wachowski, John
Occupation: Lieutenant, Sector Commander (East)
Police Dept
Work: 618-8298

Walters, James A
Occupation: Chief
Police Dept: Administration
Police Dept
Work: 622-8010
Email: jwalters@greenwichct.org

Webster, Chris
Police Dept: Youth Division
Police Dept
Work: 622-8052

Weissauer, William
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8034

Youth Division Main Phone Number,
Police Dept: Youth Division
Police Dept
Work: 622-8030

Zack, Ed
Police Dept: Criminal Investigations
Police Dept
Work: 622-8084

Zuccerella, Mark E.
Occupation: West Sector: Neighborhood Resource Officer
Police Dept
Work: 618-8305

Greenwich Whos Who - Shellfish Commission

Alder, Walton (Term Exp. 1/21/09)
Treasurer
Shellfish Commission
7 Welwyn Road, Riverside 06878
Home: 203-637-1001
Email: alderw@aol.com

Baker, Sue (CC Term Exp. 3/31/09 / SC Term Exp. 1/21/09)
Commission Member
Conservation Commission
Shellfish Commission
81 Indian Head Road, Riverside 06878
Home: 203-637-4610
Email: shb1730@yahoo.com

Bowgen, Roger (Term Exp. 1/21/09)
Chairman
Shellfish Commission
29 Sachem Lane, Greenwich 06830
Home: 203-618-1900
Email: rbowgen@joss.nl

Cameron, Wilfred (Term Exp. 1/21/10)
Commission Member
Shellfish Commission
6 Relay Court, Cos Cob 06807
Home: 203-869-0364
Email: wmcameron@cs.com

Cantelmo, Frank (Term Exp. 1/21/10)
Commission Member
Shellfish Commission
1 Keofferam Road, Old Greenwich 06870
Home: 203-637-8170
Email: cantelmf@stjohns.edu

Fossum, William (Term Exp. 1/21/10)
Commission Member
Shellfish Commission
19 Daffodil Lane, Cos Cob 06807
Home: 203-629-2608
Email: fossumjr@aol.com

Gremp, William (Term Exp. 1/21/10)
Commission Member
Shellfish Commission
110 Cedar Cliff Road, Riverside 06878
Home: 203-637-2431
Email: william_j_gremp@ml.com

Hotline,
Shellfish Commission
Work: 622-7777

Janis, Peter (Term Exp. 1/21/09)
Commission Member
Shellfish Commission
464 Valley Road, Cos Cob 06807
Home: 203-249-1013
Email: pjanis@williampitt.com

Kral, Richard, Jr. (Chair RTM District 8)
RTM District 8
Shellfish Commission
30 Cat Rock Road, Cos Cob 06807
Work: 203-661-4033 Home: 203-661-1570
Email: rkral@beaconpointmarine.com

Greenwich Whos Who - Town Properties Committee

Baptist, Thomas R. (Term Exp. 3/31/09)
Occupation: IWW Agency Chair
Land Use: Inland Wetlands & Watercourses
Land Use
Town Properties Committee
613 Riversville Road, Greenwich 06831

Brower, Eric V. P. (Term Exp. 3/31/11)
Occupation: Chairman, Town Properties Commission
Conservation Commission
Town Properties Committee
81 Holly HIll Lane, 3rd Floor, Greenwich 06830

Caldwell, Joan E. (Chair)
RTM District 10
Town Properties Committee
364 Riversville Road , Greenwich 06831
Home: 203-869-2553

Joyce, Peter K.
Town Properties Committee
Parking & Traffic Committee
28 Sachem Road, Greenwich 06830
Work: 203-637-9333
Email: pk.joyce@verizon.net

Ogilvy, David
Town Properties Committee

Oztemel, Gary
Town Properties Committee

Greenwich Who's Who: Ned Lamont

Ned founded his own company, Lamont Digital Systems, in 1984. Now known as Campus Televideo, the company serves over 150 campuses across the country with foreign language, distance learning and cable television services. He is a graduate of both Harvard and the Yale School of Management and a former newspaper editor.

As a child, Ned’s family dinners were animated by political discussions, with lively exchanges between his grandfather, a banker, and his uncle, a Democratic activist. But the underlying theme was public service.

In addition to helping raise his children and running a business, Ned has brought innovation to his many community activities. He spent eight years in local government, chaired the state investment advisory council overseeing a $20 billion pension fund, served on many civic boards, and has served as a policy member at the Brookings Institution. He has also run a business training program for Bridgeport High School students.

In 2006, Ned energized the grassroots and netroots and defeated incumbent Sen. Joseph Lieberman in the Democratic primary, becoming the Democratic candidate for Senate in Connecticut. Tens of thousands of new voters registered as Democrats for the primary.

Ned served as a fellow at Harvard University’s Institute of Politics in Spring 2007, and currently serves on the board of Mercy Corps, Conservation Services Group, and Teach for America CT. He serves as the chair of the Arts and Sciences Public Policy Committee at Central Connecticut State University.

Ned and his wife Annie have three children and live in Fairfield County.

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