Greenwich News - July 14, 2010
Bond Commission OKs Nestle deal (News Times)
The governor-chaired State Bond Commission on Tuesday approved the $4 million, 10-year low-interest loan promised Nestle Waters North America to keep the company from moving to Westchester County when its Greenwich lease expires at year's end. The logo of Internet auction house eBay glows at the company's German headquarters.
(greenwichroundup.blogspot)
Maybe That's Why Hearst Newspapers Wont Tell You That ......
Connecticut Tea Party Candidate Likes To Get Stoned
The Greenwich Time Reporters Ignore The Criminal Background Of Fourth Congressional Candidate Refer Rob Merkle
32 Year Old Merkle Busted For Smoking Dope
Should Congressional Canidates Be required To Take A drug Test?
LINK:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjA0hy2kNzs&feature=player_embedded
TAGS:
2010 Elections, Crime, Dan Debicella, Drugs, Fourth Congressional District, Jim Himes,Police, Pot, Rick Torres, Rob Merkle, Tea Party Movement,
RTM OKs firefighters pact in rare summer meeting (Connecticut Post)
A yearlong impasse between the town and its career firefighters over wages came to an end Monday night during a rare July session of the Representative Town Meeting. It's starting with Salesforce and Pershing, but Fieldpoint Bank eventually would like to run everything IT in the cloud.
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Line in the sand over ferry policy (Connecticut Post)
Former tax collector candidate Rick Novakowski is calling for out-of-towners to be barred from Island Beach, following an incendiary e-mail to the first selectman that he denies has racial undertones. Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com
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