Greenwich News - July 3, 2010
Fred and Ethel have been missing from their Greenwich home since June 19. Their home is in a pond that sits in Betsy Sorrel's yard.
SENIORITY By Anne W. Semmes: Donald Landsman, 78 (Greenwich Citizen)
Do you live in Greenwich? Yes, for 40 odd years. Are you married? Yes, for 48 years to Miriam. Greenwich probes bear sighting (Connecticut Post)
Despite a reported black bear sighting near the Merritt Parkway Thursday, Greenwich animal control officers said they were not able to locate the animal after sending two officers out to search the area. Lt Gov Michael Fedele Is A Town Hall Dignitary As Disgraced Greenwich Resident Tom Foley Stays Away (greenwichroundup.blogspot)
Bea Crumbine and co-organizer Jennifer Larkin want to make sure everyone remembers and reflects on the fact that Greenwich was on the front lines of the Revolutionary War.
The Sound Beach Community Band will play patriotic tunes. Thirteen Boy Scouts will march in carrying the flags of the 13 original colonies. The Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich's Honor Guard will raise a replica of the Betsy Ross flag donated by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pray.
Children of the American Revolution will lead the crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance. Noel Valentine will recite the poem "The Flag'.
Girl and Boy Scouts will read selections from the Declaration of Independence. The names of the 16 citizen soldiers from Greenwich killed in the Revolutionary War will be read aloud and honored, names familiar to local residents — Mead, Palmer, Reynolds, Lockwood, Knapp. And 23 of their surviving descendants will be on hand.
The Greenwich Police Honor Guard will fire its cannon and Ms. Crumbine said there might even be a 21-gun salute.
Honored dignitaries in attendance will include Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele, U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, State Reps. Lile Gibbons and Fred Camillo, and Bruce Winningham, co-founder of the Greenwich Military Covenant of Care, as well as all three Greenwich First Selectmen.
Later, the audience will be invited inside Town Hall for refreshments, including apple cider and a piece of one of four "Happy Birthday America" cakes.
Greenwich voters can mingle and talk and get to meet Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele, who is running against Greenwich resident Tom Foley in the Republican primary this August.
The Town of Greenwich will be hosting fireworks displays Saturday, July 3, at 9 p.m. at Binney Park and Greenwich Point Park. The rain date will be Monday, July 5, same time and locations.
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Tom Foley: First came reports of traffic arrests in the 80's and 90's. Tom "I Don't Have An Anger Management Problem" Foley still isn't being straightforward and transparent with the voters about his two arrests that involved road rage incidents.
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He made those comments last night in Connecticut, at a fundraiser for the state party at Abbott's Lobster in the Rough in Groton.
There was another reason to pay attention to this fundraiser, which no one is talking about because of Steele:
It was cohosted by former Rep. Rob Simmons, and his former Senate primary foe, Linda McMahon, was also slated to attend.
Here's why that's interesting. For all intents and purposes, the Connecticut Senate race has moved into general election mode, but speculation has lingered that Simmons, though he suspended his campaign in May, is hanging around and hoping to steal the Republican nomination from McMahon, the former CEO of the WWE.
His name will still appear on the ballot in the August primary, along with McMahon's and that of Conservative Tea Party favorite Peter Schiff.
Linda Mahon suggested in an interview with Hotline OnCall's Reid Wilson that Simmons might be running a stealth campaign against her.
Simmons and McMahon don't seem to like each other.
Simmons told The National Review, shortly after he suspended his campaign following a defeat to McMahon at the state GOP convention, that he wouldn't endorse McMahon and didn't think she could win.
His campaign highlighted some cutting opposition research about McMahon's tenure at WWE, and all the sleazy stuff WWE's wrestling/entertainment regime encompasses. Which would make Simmons' and McMahon's co-appearance at a state GOP fundraiser a bit awkward, if not quite a major story.
No one is really talking about that, or the smoldering bitterness of the Connecticut Republican Senate primary, thanks to Michael Steele.
Then again, Steele's comments don't exactly help Republicans in Connecticut, either.
Linda McMahon is trying to run an outsider campaign, and the last thing she needs is the chairman of the Republican National Committee, the party's top establishment official, making headlines in Connecticut.
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With Stamford opting not to put on a Fourth of July fireworks display this year, Greenwich officials are preparing for larger-than-normal turnouts for the town's two separate displays. Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com
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