10/30/11 The Greenwich Topix Message Board - (10 stories) - TOP STORY: Here We Snow Again

Brian Harrod - Greenwich Editor Greenwich - News October 30, 2011 Here We Snow Again (Patch) Forget about frost on the pumpkin. This weekend there's going to be snow covering that Halloween pumpkin. Early Storm Coats Greenwich With Heavy Snow (The Daily Greenwich) A Halloween nor'easter that continued to rage Saturday night was expected to fizzle by Sunday morning. Pre-Halloween snowstorm spooks Greenwich (Connecticut Post) Shree Karki's flashlight beam shone down dark aisles filled with salt bags and snow shovels at Cos Cob Hardware store Saturday afternoon. Rogers International Wins Better Schools Bonanza (The Daily Fairfield) Congratulations to Rogers International School in Stamford. It's the grand winner of the $10,000 top prize in Main Street Connect's Better Schools Bonanza, sponsored by Arthur Murray Grande Ballroom of Greenwich . Heavy snow causing headaches in Greenwich (Connecticut Post) In the midst of a freak storm that is dumping heavy snow across the region, Greenwich is already dealing with numerous problems across town. Keep Safe This Halloween in Greenwich (The Daily Greenwich) With all the excitement of trick-or treating, it's easy to forget safety precautions that are important when celebrating Halloween. Dog finds no bedbugs at Ham Ave School (Connecticut Post) A dead bedbug was discovered at Hamilton Avenue School Thursday, but district officials say an exterminator has found no evidence of infestation. UPDATE: More Greenwich News Downed Trees, Outages Spread in Greenwich (The Daily Greenwich) A downed tree across West Putnam Avenue in Greenwich leading into Port Chester, N.Y., was causing motorists to backtrack and find alternate routes Saturday night as a slushy unprecedented Nor'easter moved through the area. Snow Blankets Area, Knocks Out Power (The Daily Stamford) Thousands of residents were in the dark and cold Saturday afternoon as a historic Nor'easter dumped up to a half-foot of snow on the region and caused widespread power outages. Powerless in Greenwich Rises to 12 Percent [UPDATE] (Patch) Update 4:20 p.m. In just one hour, the number of Greenwich CL&P customers has more than doubled , as night approaches amid continued rain and snow.