10/20/11 Inside this week's Greenwich Post

In 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: • Central Middle School students protest on behalf of their beleaguered principal • Ponns Cohen says she'll keep up the fight for accountability • Board of Selectmen candidates lay out their visions for the town • Stanwich/Greenwich Reform Synagogue land deal collapses • Witherell Project Renew supporters urge BET to make 'moral choice' • Squirrel blamed for widespread power outages Opinion: • Editorial: We back Grad for tax collector, Budkins for town clerk • Lots of Letters to the Editor in the run up to the local election • Growing Up Greenwich columnist talks about the pride... and the ridiculousness... of Homecoming • Live Free or Fry! Joe Pisani talks about the spread of the wave of discontent and protests Sports: • GHS football blasts Ludlowe, ready for Central • Brunswick football falls to Berkshire • Mazzilli, St. Geme honored at SportsNight • 'Wick soccer hangs tough against Choate during homecoming Around Town: • Young adult author receives acclaim for novel exploring online predators; speaks out at Cos Cob Library • Greenwich Food Festival benefits breast cancer research • Local company's generosity demonstrated at Family Safety Day • Greenwich High School tackles Shakespeare with performance of Hamlet • Series opens with Prohibition-style band • Gretchen Carlson is honorary chair for Abilis walk • Wine & Cheese Festival to benefit Young People's Concert • Kissenger to speak on China, new book Arts & Leisure: • I Really Feel That Some Day I Will Meet Annette Bening" is the title of a collection of the writings of former Ridgefielder Alex Fischetti, whose mentor is Charles Grodin • Lots of music this weekend at the Ridgefield Playhouse, starting Thursday with Chris Robinson and including Peter Wolf on Friday, the Spin Doctors on Saturday and the Yonder Mountain String Band on Sunday • Bonhams, the British auction house, will have a Discovery Day, at the New Canaan Historical Society on Saturday • Charles Askegard will dance with the Connecticut Ballet on Saturday and Sunday in Stamford • London Boulevard, with Colin Farrell, is a somewhat new take on the traditional "gangster movie," says the Reel Dad film reviewer • What are birds good for? The BirdNotes column has some surprising answers Read More: http://greenwich-post.com/