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:
• Is Greenwich ready to face another major storm or other disaster?
• RTM extends Donald Heller’s term on the Planning & Zoning Commission
• School district vows action to address parents complaints about special ed
• Smiths say new cruise safety bill is a tribute to victims
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Opinion:
• Log on with Larry columnist explains how to add international characters to Word documents
• Letter writers thank people for support at Football Golf Tournament, Hope in Motion Walk and Women’s Club tea, a personal trainer chastens people for unhealthy behavior, and one resident rants about distracted drivers, distracted pedestrians and limited access to tennis courts
• Growing up Greenwich columnist wonders if R-ratings are “restrictive” enough
Sports:
• GHS girls lax falls just short against Rams
• Lady Cards’ golfers finish dream season on top
• Greenwich reigns supreme at Jim Fixx run
Around town:
• Volunteer clean up of Byram River is off and running
• Greenwich youth musicians to perform at Lincoln Center this weekend
• Social worker keeps fiancé’s dream alive with clean water program
• 14 graduate from Whitby School
• Local pop band hits the road
• Greenwich Tavern features Father’s Day photography exhibit
• Bruce exhibit follows evolution to its end
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