09/07/11 The Greenwich Topix News Message Board - (6 stories) TOP STORY: Thank You President Obama!!! Disaster Relief Offered for Jobless in Greenwich

Greenwich - News September 7, 2011 See Greenwich Weather Disaster Relief Offered for Jobless in Greenwich (The Daily Greenwich) Unable to get out of the house or get to work because of damage from Hurricane Irene? There may be help on the way. Shoplifter Beata Boman gets slap on wrist for stealing scarves worth over $17,000 (theoriginalgreenwichdiva) A Connecticut judge gave thirty-eight year old Beata Boman a slap on the wrist for stealing two very expensive scarves at Richards. Stamford Superior Court Judge Robert Genuari ordered shoplifter Boman to continue with her mandated therapy and community service. If she can find a way to stop stealing until March 2013, all charges will be dropped against her. LI Sound protection plan announced (WTNH) Environmental officials have announced new efforts to reduce sewage and storm water dumped into Long Island Sound and to improve habitats in the waterway shared by Connecticut and New York. More Greenwich News... Greenwich Local Sports New Canaan Sports Digest Sept 7 (Patch) It did not take long for former New Canaan standout wide receiver Kevin Macari to make an impact at Georgetown... ... a 34-1 record and three Class C New England titles. Registration is ongoing for the The Volvo of Stamford Tour de Greenwich XXVII, a 20-mile bicycle race set for Sept. 18 at 7:30 a.m. The race starts at Greenwich High School. The pre-entry ... Read Greenwich Local Sports... Greenwich Local Business Big City Fashion Hits Greenwich Ave This Thursday (Patch) In typical Greenwich fashion , the town's inaugural foray into the glamorous world of runways and models will take place this Thursday evening on the Ave, on our very own Boulevard of Dreams .A Fashion's Night Out is actually a two-year old concept first created in NYC to celebrate fashion, restore consumer confidence and boost the industry's ... Greenwich Nurse Convinced Irene Rushed Births (The Daily Greenwich) Hurricane Irene left more than downed trees in Greenwich. Patricia Bierne, program director for Women's and Children's Services at Greenwich Hospital , thinks it may have been the reason for a spike in births at the hospital the weekend of the storm. Read Greenwich Local Business