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Saturday, October 15, 2011
10/15/11 High Tech Solution to School Bullying? and more from Greenwich Patch
10/16/11 Metro-North Preps for Winter Woes And More In The Daily Greenwich
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| by Richard Weizel | 10/15/11 | |
 | FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Don't be fooled by all those autumn leaves and recent summer-like temperatures: Cold weather is just weeks ... READ MORE |
| New Canaan Hosts NFL Flag Tournament | |
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| by Melvin Mason | 10/15/11 | |
 | NEW CANAAN, Conn. – New Canaan will be the flag football capital of the Northeast this weekend. The National Football League ... READ MORE |
| Malloy Calls Special Session on Jobs | |
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| by Richard Weizel | 10/14/11 | |
 | HARTFORD, Conn. – Fresh off his meeting this week with Fairfield County business leaders in Stamford that highlighted ways to create ... READ MORE |
| 16 Arrested at Saxon Woods in Public Sex Sting | |
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| by Sarina Trangle | 10/14/11 | |
 | WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. --Saxon Woods Park in White Plains has become a destination for anonymous sexual encounters, said Westchester ... READ MORE |
| AT&T Improves Service in Norwalk | |
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| by Nancy Chapman | 10/14/11 | |
 | NORWALK, Conn. – AT&T customers are likely to experience better service now that the company has completed a key initiative, ... READ MORE |
10/15/11 Occupy Greenwich: Get Out And Do Something In Greenwich Today
Old Greenwich School will hold its annual Pumpkin Patch fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 15. The fall festival includes a haunted house, hay maze, games for all ages, bouncy slide and much more.
The Connecticut Freemasons Acacia Lodge #85 is holding an open house for local residents to learn about Freemasonry from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 15 at the Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center, 289 Delevan Ave. Anyone is welcome to visit. There will be refreshments, tours of our facility, and much more.
Audubon Greenwich will host a trip to the Hook Mountain Hawk Watch from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 15. Travel with Audubon Greenwich to this mountaintop viewpoint across the Hudson with excellent hawk watching and spectacular views across the autumn landscape. The trip involves a moderate half-mile hike uphill. Bring binoculars, hat, sunscreen, lunch, water bottle, hiking shoes. Ages 8 and up. Price is $15 per person. RSVP required to Ted at 203-869-5272 ext. 230.
The New Lebanon PTA will hold a tag sale Oct. 15 at New Lebanon School. Donations can be dropped off either Tuesday or Thursday between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m.
The American Red Cross will have a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Oct. 15 at Greenwich Country Day school, 401 Old Church Road. For more information, contact the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767 or www.redcrossblood.org.
Community Answers will present “An evening of Comedy @ The Cole” Oct. 15 at the Greenwich Library Cole Auditorium. The event will include Cory Kahaney, Brian Scott McFadden & Rodney Laney, comics from the Gotham Comedy Club in New York City. This year’s MC is town resident Gary Lico, president and CEO of CABLEready and a 30-year veteran of broadcasting industry. Tickets, starting at $65, includes a wine and cheese reception before the show and three 30 minute sets. To purchase tickets, visit www.communityanswers.org.
Audubon Greenwich will host a “Farm-To-Table” dinner party from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 15 at the historic Ketay-Asnes Barn at the Audubon center, located at 613 Riverville Road. The event will showcase local organic farms, seasonal meals, and sustainably-managed vineyards. The evening will include wine education from the Wine Institute of New England, live music by trio Jealous Dog, and an auction of small items to benefit Audubon’s conservation and education initiatives. Dinner is $120 per person. Advance tickets required and limited to 80 guests. To reserve your tickets or a table for 10, contact Audubon Events Manager Jeff Cordulack at 203-613-8813.
The ONS Foundation for Clinical Research and Education will present a one-day conference on pediatric and adolescent sports medicine from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 15 in the Noble Conference Center at Greenwich Hospital, located at 5 Perryridge Road. The half-day program, aimed at aimed at professionals, physical and occupational therapists, athletic trainers and coaches, will feature presentations by orthopedic, sports medicine and neurosurgery specialists. Greenwich Hospital Association is accredited to provide continuing education credit for physicians who attend. The conference is free of charge. Lunch and program materials are included. To register, visit www.ons-foundation.org or call 203-869-3131.
The Connecticut Freemasons Acacia Lodge #85 is holding an open house for local residents to learn about Freemasonry from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 15 at the Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center, 289 Delevan Ave. Anyone is welcome to visit. There will be refreshments, tours of our facility, and much more.
Audubon Greenwich will host a trip to the Hook Mountain Hawk Watch from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 15. Travel with Audubon Greenwich to this mountaintop viewpoint across the Hudson with excellent hawk watching and spectacular views across the autumn landscape. The trip involves a moderate half-mile hike uphill. Bring binoculars, hat, sunscreen, lunch, water bottle, hiking shoes. Ages 8 and up. Price is $15 per person. RSVP required to Ted at 203-869-5272 ext. 230.
The New Lebanon PTA will hold a tag sale Oct. 15 at New Lebanon School. Donations can be dropped off either Tuesday or Thursday between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m.
The American Red Cross will have a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Oct. 15 at Greenwich Country Day school, 401 Old Church Road. For more information, contact the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767 or www.redcrossblood.org.
Community Answers will present “An evening of Comedy @ The Cole” Oct. 15 at the Greenwich Library Cole Auditorium. The event will include Cory Kahaney, Brian Scott McFadden & Rodney Laney, comics from the Gotham Comedy Club in New York City. This year’s MC is town resident Gary Lico, president and CEO of CABLEready and a 30-year veteran of broadcasting industry. Tickets, starting at $65, includes a wine and cheese reception before the show and three 30 minute sets. To purchase tickets, visit www.communityanswers.org.
Audubon Greenwich will host a “Farm-To-Table” dinner party from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 15 at the historic Ketay-Asnes Barn at the Audubon center, located at 613 Riverville Road. The event will showcase local organic farms, seasonal meals, and sustainably-managed vineyards. The evening will include wine education from the Wine Institute of New England, live music by trio Jealous Dog, and an auction of small items to benefit Audubon’s conservation and education initiatives. Dinner is $120 per person. Advance tickets required and limited to 80 guests. To reserve your tickets or a table for 10, contact Audubon Events Manager Jeff Cordulack at 203-613-8813.
The ONS Foundation for Clinical Research and Education will present a one-day conference on pediatric and adolescent sports medicine from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 15 in the Noble Conference Center at Greenwich Hospital, located at 5 Perryridge Road. The half-day program, aimed at aimed at professionals, physical and occupational therapists, athletic trainers and coaches, will feature presentations by orthopedic, sports medicine and neurosurgery specialists. Greenwich Hospital Association is accredited to provide continuing education credit for physicians who attend. The conference is free of charge. Lunch and program materials are included. To register, visit www.ons-foundation.org or call 203-869-3131.
Friday, October 14, 2011
10/14/11 The Raw Overnight Greenwich News Feeed
| Greenwich truck crash WTNH (WTNH) -- Only one lane of traffic is open on I-95 South in Greenwich after a crash involving three trucks and another vehicle early Friday morning. | ||
| Greenwich, Stamford field hockey battle to scoreless tie Stamford Advocate Sports can be an emotional roller coaster and that was certainly the case in the field hockey showdown between Greenwich and visiting Stamford. After battling for more than 68 minutes at the point of her reversed goal, Feeney threw her arms up ... | ||
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| Car falls off carrier truck on I-95 Ct Post Photo: Contributed Photo / CT Traffic is snarled in both directions on Interstate 95 in Stamford and Greenwich after a car fell off a carrier truck and rolled over in the northbound roadway near exit 7, state police said. Northbound traffic is backed ... |
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10/14/11 Former Republican Selectman Says Peter Tesei's Experience Is Still Needed
To the editor:
Seldom do we have the opportunity to vote for someone as experienced and competent as Peter Tesei. He began his political career by running for the RTM at the age of 18, becoming the youngest member ever of that body. He then served 10 years on the BET, the final six years as its chairman, and was elected first selectman in 2007 with 68 percent of the vote.
Among his volunteer activities, he has served as a board member of the Greenwich chapters of United Way and the American Red Cross and currently serves on the boards of the Greenwich Council of Boy Scouts and the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra.
During his almost four years as our chief elected official, Peter has skillfully led us through difficult financial times. Tax increases have been modest while town services have been maintained and infrastructure improved. We are fortunate to have him as our first selectman, and he deserves another term.
This is not a knock on John Blankley, whom I respect and have known for almost 25 years. But now is not the time to "change horses" in Town Hall. Critical challenges lie before us, and we need Peter Tesei to meet them. Please join me in voting for him on November 8.
Peter Crumbine
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Seldom do we have the opportunity to vote for someone as experienced and competent as Peter Tesei. He began his political career by running for the RTM at the age of 18, becoming the youngest member ever of that body. He then served 10 years on the BET, the final six years as its chairman, and was elected first selectman in 2007 with 68 percent of the vote.
Among his volunteer activities, he has served as a board member of the Greenwich chapters of United Way and the American Red Cross and currently serves on the boards of the Greenwich Council of Boy Scouts and the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra.
During his almost four years as our chief elected official, Peter has skillfully led us through difficult financial times. Tax increases have been modest while town services have been maintained and infrastructure improved. We are fortunate to have him as our first selectman, and he deserves another term.
This is not a knock on John Blankley, whom I respect and have known for almost 25 years. But now is not the time to "change horses" in Town Hall. Critical challenges lie before us, and we need Peter Tesei to meet them. Please join me in voting for him on November 8.
Peter Crumbine
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10/14/11 The Greenwich First Selectman Report
| Tesei Names Economic Development Team Patch.com First Selectman Peter Tesei announced the committee with nine members who are residents and businessmen with long ties to Greenwich and the Greenwich ... | ||
| POLL: Does Greenwich Need a 300+ Unit Senior Facility? Patch.com First Selectman Peter Tesei said he is concerned that the project would produce one of the largest buildings in Greenwich - about 600000 square feet in an ... | ||
| All-star bipartisan pep rally held for Witherell support Greenwich Post First Selectman Peter Tesei and Selectman David Theis were front and center as well, along with the town's delegation to the state legislature, State Sen. ... |
| Little Sparring Found at Greenwich Debate | The Daily Greenwich By Anna Helhoski First Selectman Peter Tesei and his opponent, Democrat John Blankley, spar at the selectmen debate Thursday night sponsored by the Riverside Association and the Old Greenwich Association. Photo credit: Anna Helhoski. GREENWICH ... The Daily Greenwich | Recently Published |
10/14/11 The Raw Greenwich Video Feed - First Video: Driving Under Influence In Greenwich, CT
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10/14/11 Greenwich CT.Com Reports That Garden Catering has added “Bill Grad’s Tax Cut-let” To Their Menu!
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| Garden Catering has added “Bill Grad’s Tax Cut-let” to their menu! Posted: 13 Oct 2011 02:45 PM PDT Isn’t everyone’s wish to have a Garden Catering sandwich named after them? As a candidate for Greenwich Tax Collector, I’m proud to announce that Garden Catering Ham Ave location has added the “Bill Grad Tax Cut-let” special to their menu from today through election day, 11/8! Garden Catering, 177 Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich, CT www.billgrad.com |
10/14/11 POLL: Does Greenwich Need a 300+ Unit Senior Facility? and more from Greenwich Patch
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10/14/11 Little Sparring Found at Greenwich Debate And More News In The Daily Greenwich
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| Little Sparring Found at Greenwich Debate | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 10/14/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. – "We're going to have to find questions in which we disagree," Democratic first selectman candidate John Blankley ... READ MORE |
| Signup Begins for Greenwich Indoor Field Hockey | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 10/14/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. — Do you have a field hockey player at home who needs to stay in shape in the off-season? Sign them up beginning ... READ MORE |
| Letter: School Board Hopeful Is Dedicated Parent by Kim Augustine, Greenwich Resident | 10/14/11 | ||
| GREENWICH, Conn. – This letter is from Greenwich resident Kim Augustine in support of Board of Education candidate Anna Saras ... READ MORE | ||
| Kelsey Jean Curley, Greenwich High Grad | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 10/14/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. – Greenwich resident Kelsey Jean Curley, who graduated from Greenwich High School in 2008, died Monday. She was ... READ MORE |
| Letter: Candidate Compares Greenwich to a Business | |
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| by John Blankley, Democratic candidate for Greenwich First Selectman | 10/14/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. – Here is a letter from John Blankley, the Democratic candidate for first selectman: Ten ... READ MORE |
10/14/11 [From Cos Cob Proud] Recent Cos Cob News
Power restored after squirrel causes outage
A squirrel caused a piece of equipment at a Cos Cob substation to malfunction Thursday, Oct.
Power restored after squirrel causes outage
A squirrel caused a piece of equipment at a Cos Cob substation to malfunction Thursday, Oct.
Squirrel Causes Massive Power Outage in Greenwich
Update 9:50 a.m. The massive power outage in Greenwich Thursday morning was caused by a squirrel who at 8 a.m. walked across a circuit at a Cos Cob substation, Connecticut Light & Power officials told Patch.
Power restored after squirrel caused outage
A squirrel jumped into a shield, center, and fell behind, causing a outage total down to a little more than 7, 000 at the Cos Cob substation Thursday, Oct.
Squirrel Causes Massive Greenwich Power Outage
Update 9:50 a.m. The massive power outage in Greenwich Thursday morning was caused by a squirrel who at 8 a.m. walked across a circuit at a Cos Cob substation, Connecticut Light & Power officials told Patch.
... customers in the dark this morning. CL&P spokesman Mitch Gross said there was a problem at the substation in the Cos Cob area of town. CL&P reported that 14,507 customers lost power as a result of the incident, including a police station, whose ...
Young Women's League of New Canaan highlights Kids in Crisis
... 1993, the first shelter and nursery serving the needs of abused and at-risk children aged zero to 12 was unveiled in Cos Cob. This was the first facility of its kind in New England that gave kids housing as well as physical and psychological ...
Volunteer opportunities at Historical Society
... shop. The landscape and gardens are restored to circa 1900, the era when the Holley Boarding House , along with Cos Cob village and harbor, was home to one of the first American Impressionist art colonies. If you enjoy history and the arts, ...
Lee Davenport, developer of anti-aircraft radar, dies at 95
... died of cancer Friday at The Nathaniel Witherell, the town's nursing home, his daughter, Carol Davenport , 48, of Cos Cob, said. "My father was your typical father, with a twist," she said. "He was a very loving husband and loving father and ...
Cos Cob's 'Highway to Hell' [VIDEO]
To some Mead Avenue residents, the lyrics of AC/DC's song 'Highway to Hell' could well be the anthem for their Cos Cob neighborhood.
UPDATED: New Haven trains restored after delays from stuck bridge in Norwalk
w/Photo... trains, according to the railroad. During that year, the WALK malfunctioned in five of the 206 openings, behind Cos Cob bridge over the Mianus River that saw 26 malfunctions during 406 openings, while the Devon bridge had 16 malfunctions during 108 ...
New Haven trains restored after delays from stuck bridge in Norwalk
w/Photo... trains, according to the railroad. During that year, the WALK malfunctioned in five of the 206 openings, behind Cos Cob bridge over the Mianus River that saw 26 malfunctions during 406 openings, while the Devon bridge had 16 malfunctions during 108 ...
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