Have you seen the Post?
The Greenwich Post came out today. Have you seen what’s inside? Here are a few of the news items and features in this week’s issue. The Post is available on newsstands today and online and by mail to subscribers.
News:
• Nobel Peace laureate Desmond Tutu graces Greenwich with visit
• ACLU calls proposed child safety zones “unlawful”
• GHS tennis coach appeals to Board of Education for her job back after arrest
• Scientists try to fathom the Long Island Sound’s oldest residents
• FEMA center is now open for those who saw property damage in March Nor’easter
• Driver in librarians’ auto deaths sentenced to 36 years in prison
• Fight continues over proposal for another bank in Cos Cob
Opinion:
• Log on With Larry columnist explains how to get off the scrollbar elevator
• Talking Transportation columnist says ferries are unlikely to solve traffic woes
• Growing Up Greenwich columnist talks about busy schedules and all the sleepless nights
• Joe Pisani discusses morality
Sports:
• Cards baseball can’t get a break against Bristol Central
• Big Red laxmen fall in Class L thriller to Fairfield Prep
• GHS boys volleyball season ends with loss in Class L tournament
Around town:
• Writer, artist find inspiration and a second chance in France
• Business and Culinary Showcase brings out community and spirit of competition
• Greenwich Business Club adopts three local charities
• Polo match supports those with developmental disabilities
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