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| In Greenwich, It's Too Hot for Gelato | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 07/22/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. — Owner Arkady Goshchinksky stood behind the counter at Gelato on Greenwich Avenue amid the annual sidewalk sales and blistering heat, as potential customers passed by. "I feel there are more strangers in town than local people," said Goshchinksky. "People ask more to use the |
| Take a Trip to Calf Island off Greenwich's Coast | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 07/22/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. — The Calf Island Conservancy is sponsoring two educational and recreational trips to Calf Island, a wildlife refuge in Greenwich. The free trips will take place Saturday, July 23, and Saturday, Aug. 6, each from 10 a.m. to noon. Calf Island is a 32-acre wooded island surrounded |
| Greenwich Man Charged in Store Robberies by Anna Helhoski | 07/21/11 | ||
| GREENWICH, Conn. — A Greenwich man was arrested on multiple robbery and assault charges after a series of midmorning robberies were reported at separate convenience stores in Byram. Edward Royster, 33, of 4 Armonk St., walked into a local convenience store in Byram and asked patrons for money, READ MORE | ||
| Pizza Wasn't the Only Thing Steaming in Greenwich | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 07/21/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. -- Hopefully this Domino's pizza car got to make its delivery before overheating on Greenwich Avenue. And speaking of the heat, how is your car holding up? Leave a comment below. |
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