Greenwich News - March 31, 2010
TOP STORY:
Man charged in Greenwich surgeon's death pleads guilty (Connecticut Post)
A Stamford pool worker implicated in the death of a Greenwich plastic surgeon pleaded guilty to manslaughter and drug charges in state Superior Court Tuesday, just days before going to trial.
MORE FROM TOPIX:
Easter's just around the corner! Check out these fun events (Connecticut Post)
Going into crisis mode because Easter is mere days away and you've yet to hunt an egg or visit a bunny? Fear not -- there are still a few events going on this weekend that will help you and your family get into the holiday spirit.
Going into crisis mode because Easter is mere days away and you've yet to hunt an egg or visit a bunny? Fear not -- there are still a few events going on this weekend that will help you and your family get into the holiday spirit.
911 call made after Greenwich resident tried to get cable man's attention (theoriginalgreenwichdiva)
Only in freakin' Greenwich…… Greenwich police received an emergency call last Saturday from a screaming person reporting a crazy ass man chasing down another man on Pecksland Road. A few minutes later, the dispatcher put through another call reporting that the man who was being chased was the cable guy and a resident of Glenville neighborhood was hollering him because his cable was still out. Official report says "Woman saw her husband chasing someone and assumed it was a suspect. However, he was chasing an Optimum person because they still have no service." TC, were you the one who had to write up this report?
Only in freakin' Greenwich…… Greenwich police received an emergency call last Saturday from a screaming person reporting a crazy ass man chasing down another man on Pecksland Road. A few minutes later, the dispatcher put through another call reporting that the man who was being chased was the cable guy and a resident of Glenville neighborhood was hollering him because his cable was still out. Official report says "Woman saw her husband chasing someone and assumed it was a suspect. However, he was chasing an Optimum person because they still have no service." TC, were you the one who had to write up this report?
Fedele's First TV Ad Appearing On Fox News Channel (The Hartford Advocate)
Lt. Gov. Mike Fedele has released his first television advertisement in his campaign for governor, targeting conservative Republicans on the Fox News Channel.
Lt. Gov. Mike Fedele has released his first television advertisement in his campaign for governor, targeting conservative Republicans on the Fox News Channel.
No comments:
Post a Comment