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Tiger Lily's finds updated space (Connecticut Post)
Tiger Lily's Greenwich is moving toward a more modern look. The designer of upholstery, custom furniture and window treatments with 16 workers is relocating after about 15 years at a 3,700-square-foot space at 241 E. Putnam Ave. Larry Corbett, of Bridgeport. Photo courtesy of Greenwich police. Photo: Contributed Photo / Greenwich Time Contributed Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to uphold a Bridgeport man's confession regarding a 2008 homicide and are refuting the suspect's claims that he was coerced into speaking about the case by Greenwich detectives.
Sunday print exclusive: Celling the candidates (Connecticut Post)
Greenwich residents and officials have long been clamoring for more say over the placement of cellular towers in town. GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Carry Feud into Final Week (Westport Now)
R ex Wednesday, August 04, 2010 By Keith M. Phaneuf www.ctmirror.org The problem with political attack ads, Republican State Chairman Christopher Healy says, is that they are much easier to start than they are to halt. Lamont, Malloy exchange barbs after debate (Connecticut Post)
Ned Lamont and Dannel Malloy engaged in a mostly civil debate on Tuesday, but indicated that their aggressive advertisements would stay on the air in the run-up to the Aug. Please send your emails, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com
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