Greenwich News - June 17, 2010
All grown up: Arch Street teen center turns 20 (Greenwich Citizen)
Executive Director Kyle Silver stands outside of Arch Street, the Greenwich teen center. A wedding photograph of Joanna and Joshua Little, sits on a table at her mother Kathryn Culp's home, on Wednesday, June 9, 2010.
Old Greenwich minister faces child porn charges (Connecticut Post)
The Rev. Simeon P. Stefanidakis, the minister of the Albertson Memorial Church of Spiritualism in Old Greenwich, has been indicted in Boston federal court on child pornography charges. Former minister of Brookline church faces child porn charges (Universal Hub)
The local US Attorney's and FBI offices today announced the indictment of Simeon P. Stefanidakis, formerly minister of the First Spiritual Temple in Brookline on four counts of transportation of child pornography, and one count of possession of child pornography. The Latest News From TOPIX
Police: 'Serial stalker' may finally be put behind bars (Connecticut Post)
It began as a casual relationship between two young lovers. But even though the two parted ways nearly three decades ago, their association never truly ended. Overeducation: Now out of the closet (Jane Genova)
The last major issue to come out of the closet is the tragedy of overeducation. The Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce has studied this. Tom Foley Clashing With Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele Over Public Financing (The Hartford Courant)
Two Republican candidates for governor - Tom Foley of Greenwich and Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele of Stamford - are clashing over Fedele's intended use of public funds for his campaign. Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com
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