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Friday, December 3, 2010

Sixth-grader's pet project aims to expand beach access for dogs

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Greenwich News - December 3, 2010
Spencer Grabel, 11, of Greenwich, poses with his miniature goldendoodle, Lucky, on the beach at Greenwich Point, Thursday, Dec.
Chloe Cook, 4, of Greenwich, was screwing up her courage to confide in Santa. Photo: Anne W. Semmes / Greenwich Citizen Chloe Cook, 4, of Greenwich, was screwing up her courage to confide... D.J. Cook, 6, was able to share his wish list with Santa, including "sports things." Photo: Anne W. Semmes / Greenwich Citizen D.J. Cook, 6, was able to share ...
In this March 2008 file photo, Leonard Trujillo, of Worcester, Mass., appears in connection with the murder of Andrew Kissel, in state Superior Court in Stamford.
The Greenwich Choral Society will present its holiday concerts this weekend. A tradition that often signals the holidays for many in the audience, the concert will be performed Saturday, Dec.
James Set For Rude Return
James Set For Rude Return (Local10 - Local News)
LeBron James' hyped return has been building for five months, since the moment he famously sat on a director's chair at a Boys and Girls Club in Greenwich, Conn., and announced to the world during a one-hour television special that he would be aligning with fellow stars Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh in South Beach.
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Tribune Media Services The first thing I ever stole was a piece of Bazooka Bubble Gum.
Children's Connection, a program of the Human Services Council , is coordinating the Children's Bank 2010 Holiday Toy Drive.

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