Greenwich Roundup: 09/29/11 Inside this week's Greenwich Post

Thursday, September 29, 2011

09/29/11 Inside this week's Greenwich Post

Inside this week's Greenwich Post...

The Greenwich Post came out today. Have you seen what's inside? Here are a few of the news items and features in this week's issue. The Post is available on newsstands today and by mail to subscribers.

News:
• Congressman Jim Himes gives the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce his economic outlook.
• RTM backs new emergency boat
• Gov. Malloy is set to make his first visit to the town-owned nursing and rehab center next week.
• Police arrest two in connection with a jewelry store robbery.
• The Post begins its Board of Education race series with a profile on Anna Povinelli.
• An 88-year-old Greenwich resident shares her experiences as she marks her 50th year of volunteer service.
• The resurfacing of Route 1 is expected to start on Sunday.

Opinion:
• Editorial: Some things you should know as election season begins to heat up.
• Growing up Greenwich columnist shares insights as 11th grade begins.
• Joe Pisani gives a humorous take on the unsettling questions of love, loyalty and commitment.
• Market Watch columnist answers readers' questions about refinancing mortgages, first homebuyers, and more.

Sports:
• Greenwich Academy field hockey's record is still perfect.
• Last week's tough game was just what the QB of the GHS football needed as the team awaits the Whalers.
• GHS water polo team took on the Beast of East challenge. See how they fared.
• GHS athlete of the week has shown great defensive skills.

Around Town:
• Brunswick teacher leaves to serve in Afghanistan
• A Riverside landscaper starts his own business saving gardens
• Greenwich Country Day School's construction project is done. Check out what facilities are new there.
• Police offer women self-defense classes
• Whitby begins the new school year with record high enrollment.
• New Lebanon School PTA is planning a big tag sale
• Manhattan Jazz will perform in Old Greenwich.
• A wildlife photo exhibit is set to open at the Cos Cob Library,

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