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| RTM approves $1.2 million for Greenwich High soil cleanup, MISA Greenwich Time A newly paved area that is part of the auditorium project near the gymasium at Greenwich High School Tuesday Sept. 20, 2011. The Representative Town Meeting voted Monday to approve nearly $1.2 million in funding to finance the clean-up of contaminated ... | ||
| C&W named exclusive agent for Greenwich building Stamford Plus Magazine STAMFORD, CT - Cushman & Wakefield today announced that it has been named the exclusive leasing agent for 500 West Putnam Avenue in Greenwich, Connecticut. C&W was retained by the building's owners, Reckson, a division of ... | ||
| Art Greenwich Preview Danbury News Times The Art Greenwich fair collects a wide range of pieces from artists practicing in all kinds of styles and mediums. The fair, which is hosted on a megayacht in Delamar Harbor hosted a preview Sept. 15 for local notables. Here, Steve Cohen poses with his ... | ||
| Wilton Cyclist Wins Greenwich Race The Daily New Canaan by Tom Renner Today GREENWICH, Conn. – Daniel Fox of Wilton won the Volvo of Stamford Tour de Greenwich XXVII, a 20-mile bicycle race, Sunday morning at Greenwich High School. Fox, 45, got his front tire to the line first to win a tight finish among ... | ||
| Greenwich girls swim team primed for another title run Stamford Advocate Emily Stotesbery, a senior diver, warms up during a Greenwich High School varsity girls swimmers practice Monday, Sept. 19, 2011... Emily Stotesbery, a senior diver, warms up during a Greenwich High ... | ||
| McMahon "Focused on Economy" As She Announces Bid for U.S Senate Patch.com Greenwich Republican Linda McMahon, former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, said she would 'fight to lower taxes, streamline regulations and address the uncertainty that has paralyzed the economy.' Unemployment is at 9 percent, the national debt ... | ||
| Go Wild! in Greenwich supports open space Ct Post The Greenwich Land Trust's family field day, 'Go Wild,' which takes place Sunday, Sept. 25, will feature hot air balloons, games, activities, a petting zoo and more, all at the Greenwich Polo grounds in Greenwich. The nonprofit land conservation ... | ||
| Greenwich field hockey wins opener Greenwich Time The Greenwich High field hockey team won the opening game of the season 3-0 over Trumbull. Stephanie Iachetta scored twice and Sara Stinebaugh one for the Cardinals (1-0), who led 2-0 at halftime. "It felt great," Greenwich coach Ally Orrico said. ... |
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Please take a look at the news release below to find out how the companies were judged.
If you have any questions or would like to talk with a bank representative, please contact me anytime.
Thank you.
All the best,
Jason
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:
Jason Kannon
Creative Partners
203.705.9203
FIRST COUNTY BANK NAMED TOP WORKPLACE
-- Top Mid-Sized Bank in Fairfield, New Haven and Litchfield Counties --
Hearst Connecticut Newspapers, publishers of The Advocate, Greenwich Time, Connecticut Post and The News-Times, announced the results of its Top Workplaces 2011 survey of the best places to work in Fairfield, New Haven and Litchfield counties. First County Bank was voted the top and only bank among medium-sized businesses in these counties.
The evaluation for the Top Workplaces program is based on feedback from an employee survey conducted over the summer asking opinions on six areas of the workplace: company values, leaders and strategy; how the company communicates and gets work done; opportunity for training and progression; working atmosphere and environment; quality of managers and their staffs; and employee compensation. A total of 35 companies made the list this year, including 15 small companies (defined as less than 125 employees), 10 medium companies (defined as having 125-249 employees) and 10 large companies (defined as 250 or more employees).
“On behalf of the board of directors, I want to thank the First County Bank team for recognizing and appreciating the same core principles that make this bank a great place to work,” said Rey Giallongo, chairman and CEO of First County Bank. “Placing depositors’ security ahead of dividends, providing excellent customer service and helping our communities have paid off handsomely in allowing this bank to prosper for 160 years. None of it would be possible without the talent and dedication of all our employees.
“You’ve made this a great place to bank and you’ve also made it a great place to work. Thank you!” concluded Giallongo. Seventy percent or approximately 154 First County Bank employees filled out the survey.
The Top Workplaces surveys are about more than just perks. They are about a better way of doing business. Extensive research has shown that employees want to be part of something meaningful, where they can contribute and give their best. Top Workplaces recognize that having an inclusive approach means they can be more innovative, operate more ethically and serve customers better.
In 2010 more than 3,000 organizations across the United States have had their workplaces assessed by employees. The workplace surveys are conducted by WorkplaceDynamics LLC, and the programs are run in conjunction with the major newspaper in the regional area.
First County Bank, headquartered in Stamford, Conn., is an independent mutual community bank with 15 branches in Stamford, Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk and Westport offering deposit products, mortgages, trust and investment services, business banking services and online banking. First County Bank, which celebrates its 160th anniversary this year, has more than 220 employees and assets in excess of $1.3 billion. For additional information, please visit www.firstcountybank.com.
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Creative Partners
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62 Southfield Avenue, Suite 110
Stamford, CT 06902
203 705 9203
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Please run the attached. Thanks ever so much !
Claudia
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Release
29th Annual Halloween Happenings
The Department of Parks and Recreation announces tickets are now on sale for the 29th Annual Halloween Happenings. This family event will take place at the Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center located at 449 Pemberwick Road in Glenville on Friday, October 21 from 6 – 8pm.
Children will play games in Dracula’s Den from 6 – 7pm where they are guaranteed to win prizes and treats. Once again Rick Rock the ever popular DJ will be on hand to lead families through the limbo, mummy, and other dances.
Everyone is welcomed to come in costume. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets are $11.00 for this event and may be purchased at the Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center, the Parks and Recreation Office at Town Hall, 2nd floor or through the mail. Tickets are limited and will not be sold at the door. For a registration form please visit our website at greenwichct.org. and click on check out Parks and Recreation.
Sponsors of this event will include the Pepsi Beverages Company and Dr Paul Juan of Valley Pediatrics.
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| Greenwich - News September 20, 2011 RTM Paves Way For Demolition of Greenwich's Central Fire House (Patch)
The Representative Town Meeting on Monday voted 166 to 19 to accept a $600,000 grant from the Department of Homeland Security for a new, high-tech "port security" police boat capable of detecting chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive devices, as well as fighting fires. Arrests Made in Statewide Burglary Spree (Patch) Greenwich Schools Fail To Meet Federal Standards (The Daily Greenwich)
The Greenwich public school district is part of a growing group across Connecticut that failed to make progress under the federal No Child Left Behind law, according to information the state released Monday. Greenwich police blotter: Woman charged with DUI after police find her asleep behind wheel (News Times) Westport August Unemployment Rate Down to 5.8% (Westport Now) At Irene Hearing, A Call For Better Response In Next Storm (The Hartford Courant) ... were largely deferential to Butler and did not blast either CL&P or UI officials who were testifying. From Greenwich to eastern Connecticut, legislators and customers had initially complained loudly about CL&P's response. Four days after the storm, ... More Greenwich News
Florence McGrath, 93, Greenwich Hospital Volunteer (The Daily Greenwich) McGrath was born on Jan. 6, 1918, in Pawtucket, R.I. She graduated from Cumberland High School in 1935, Catherine Gibbs School in 1937 and the Boston School of Dental Nursing in 1943...
Watson, Zengo Lead Huge Field at Darien Road Race (The Daily Stamford) Jeff Watson of Stamford and Wilton's Mary Zengo won the 2011 edition of the Darien Road Race, but the real revelation may have been the second-place finish of Danielle Simms... ... their inception. Each year the top fundraiser has been presented with the Jim Fixx award, named after the late Greenwich runner and author whose "Complete Book of Running" fueled the running boom of the 1980s. Perhaps fittingly, this year's award ...
Gas Execs Call for Disclosure of Chemicals Used in Hydraulic Fracturing (Alter Net) Environmentalists have long been calling for the disclosure of chemicals in fracking and now even some industry execs are on board, too... ...... chemicals are protected trade secrets. At a panel discussion at the IHS Herold Pacesetters Energy Conference in Greenwich, Conn., McClendon told attendees that fracturing should be demystified, and that "we need to disclose the chemicals that we are ... |
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| Central Firehouse Project Vote Before RTM Tonight Patch.com First Selectman Peter Tesei issued a letter and report supporting the municipal improvement status to RTM members ... |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 09/20/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. – The Greenwich Public School District did not meet federal requirements under No Child Left Behind in the 2010-11 ... READ MORE |
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| by Richard Weizel | 09/19/11 | |
 | FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Building housing near and around transportation hubs such as train stations and town centers to make it ... READ MORE |
| 12 Greenwich Academy Girls Are Merit Semifinalists | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 09/19/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. – Twelve Greenwich Academy students were chosen National Merit Semifinalists for the 2011-2012 school year, the ... READ MORE |
| Greenwich Man Charged With Leaving Crash Scene by Anna Helhoski | 09/19/11 | ||
| GREENWICH, Conn. – A Greenwich man was arrested after he left the scene of an accident in which his vehicle struck two parked cars, ... READ MORE | ||
| Florence McGrath, 93, Greenwich Hospital Volunteer | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 09/19/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. – Florence Clark McGrath, a longtime Greenwich resident, died at Greenwich Hospital Saturday, Sept. 10. She was 93 ... READ MORE |
