11/16/11 Harvest Time Church On King Street In Greenwich Is Going to Have Beautiful Weather For The Run For Africa!

It's not too late to sign up!

A run event to benefit Friends In Africa and My Father's House Children's Home. With 3 course options to choose from, there's a route for every age and ability!

Saturday, November 19th at 10 a.m., REGISTRATION STARTS AT 9AM

Register Today at:

http://www.FirstGiving.com/HarvestTime/run

Registration is $30 or FREE when you raise $100 (minimum donation).

If you cannot participate, please: donate or sponsor a runner!

3 difficulty levels for people of all ages

• 3.3k walk-perfect for families and even for strollers!

• 3.3k run-great for kids and teens

• 10k run-for serious runners including ambitious, well-prepared teens

Great prizes!

All pre-registrants receive a FREE t-shirt and healthy snack bag! Youth 16 and under with receive an official Run For Africa participation medal.

Questions: runforafrica@me.com

Thank you to our premier sponsor!

Threads and Treads, located at: 17 E Putnam Ave, Greenwich, CT

Be somebody’s HERO November 19th!

All proceeds benefit:

Friends In Africa is a charity that hosts quarterly, two-day free medical clinics that care for the poor, sick and starving people of Senegal through medical and dental treatment, feeding programs and health education. At each clinic we treat an average of 600 desperate patients and at each feeding program we provide a nutritious meal to thousands of malnourished people.

My Father's House is a children's home that provides a family environment with a loving house mother and father who care for no more than 10 children at a time. The children are provided nourishing meals, enrolled in a private school and nurtured helping them grow into independent, family oriented, productive adults.

11/16/11 Greenwich Media Alert: Rob Mathes And His Christmas Concerts

Dear Greenwich Roundup — I hope you are dong well. Can you believe it’s time for the 18th annual Rob Mathes Christmas Concert? The concerts are coming up December 16, 17 & 18 at the Performing Arts Center, Purchase College. Attached is a news release on the concerts. Thanks!

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For Immediate Release: Rob Mathes Christmas Concert

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The Rob Mathes Christmas Concert - 18th Annual

at The Performing Arts Center, Purchase College

8pm, Friday, December 16 8pm, Saturday, December 17 3pm, Sunday, December 18	The Performing Arts Center 735 Anderson Hill Road Purchase, NY 10577
Tickets: $35, $45, $60 & $75 www.artscenter.org www.themusicsource.org

Purchase, N.Y., September 15, 2011 – You know it’s the holidays when Rob Mathes takes the stage and performs his annual Rob Mathes Christmas Concert! Rob and his beloved brand of holiday musical magic is back for an 18^th year with three shows presented at the Performing Arts Center at Purchase College, at 8:00 p.m., on Friday, December 16, and Saturday, December 17, and at 3:00 p.m., Sunday, December 18. Tickets are available at The Performing Arts Center Box Office, www.artscenter.org or 914-251-6200, or through The Music Source in Greenwich, Conn., at www.themusicsource.org or 203-698-0444.

Rob brings an extraordinary mix of world-class musicians, holiday originals and remarkably reworked classics to the magical season. Rob’s band includes some of the best in the business, including Will Lee on bass, Billy Masters on guitar, Joe Bonadio on drums, Rick Knutsen on keyboards, vocalists James “D-Train” Williams, Ian Cron and Tabitha Fair, a full horn section, and a 30+ member choir.

“I love doing three concerts as opposed to one,” noted Mathes, who was limited to just one concert last year due to his hectic schedule. “I love it so much more. For me it is the music making, and to get that superstar band up there, it is a feast, and we rip the roof off the joint. This year will be no different. I come home from a year of madness to what is home for me, and those three concerts are the focal point of my year in many ways. Without them I wouldn’t want to do anything else. Please join us. There will be some surprises for sure.”

Rob Mathes is a Grammy and Emmy-nominated arranger/composer, nationally renowned music producer/director, and a performer. In the past year he has been working a great deal with Sting, recently directing Sting’s 60^th Birthday Concert with artists Bruce Springsteen, Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder, Mary J. Blige, Herbie Hancock, Vince Gill, Will.i.am, Rufus Wainwright, Branford Marsalis, Billy Joel and Chris Botti. In addition to musically directing the live concerts, Rob produced three records for Sting in 2011: Symphonicities, Live In Berlin, and the deluxe box set, Sting: The Best of 25 Years, and arranged much of the music for Sting's Symphonicity tour with the Royal Philharmonic, serving as that tour's Music Producer/Director. He is currently working on a new project with Sting for release in 2012. He also produced the debut Matthew Morrison CD, the star of the TV show Glee, including duets with Sir Elton John, Sting and Gwyneth Paltrow; and produced a new version of Walk on the Wild Side with Lou Reed. In addition, he produced a new CD with Butch Walker for Panic! At The Disco, and was a judge of Abbey Road’s 80^th Anniversary Anthem Competition. In April, he created and directed a special evening of songs for Maya Angelou. Rob has also been the long-time music director for the Kennedy Center Honors (2011 will mark his 9th year), and musically directed the televised Dedication to Service honoring George Bush Sr., hosted by Bill Clinton, featuring Mavis Staples, Cee Lo Green, Sam Moore, Carrie Underwood, Garth Brooks, Kid Rock and others.

The Rob Mathes Christmas Concert is the one time of year that Rob takes center stage and performs to the delight of his fans. The concert is a benefit for World Vision and supports causes close to Rob’s heart. Come join the fun and get in the holiday spirit with the Rob Mathes Christmas Concert! For more information, visit http://www.robmathes.com or http://www.facebook.com/robmathesmusic.

11/16/11 Greenwich Patch: Breaking News Alert: Bank Robbers Are Having A Field Day In Greenwich - Another Bank Is Robbed In Broad Daylight

People's Bank in Riverside Robbed Barbara Heins | Nov 16, 2011 | 0 Comments Greenwich Police hunting for suspect.

11/16/11 The Greenwich Topix News Message Board - (13 News Stories) - TOP STORY: Greenwich Native Dies After being Tasered by Bridgeport Cops

Brian Harrod (AKA Greenwich Proud) The Greenwich Topix News Editor Greenwich - News November 16, 2011 See Greenwich Weather Greenwich Native Dies After being Tasered by Bridgeport Cops (Patch) Friends mourned Trumbull resident Ronald Cristiano, 51, who died after he was Tasered more than three times by Bridgeport police.... ... He touched the lives of so many.A This is a sad time indeed." Added Testani, who is the program director for the Greenwich Senior Center, "Mr. Cristiano was like a second father to my boys and together with my husband introduced lacrosse into their .. Junior League Cuts Ribbon at Greenwich Playground (The Daily Greenwich) Greenwich kids of all abilities can meet the challenges of maneuvering through ropes and rocks now that the final stage of the Bruce Park Boundless Playground renovation is complete. Testimony in Gojcaj case begins (Connecticut Post) Testimony opened Tuesday in the witness tampering trial of Marash Gojcaj, who earlier this year was convicted of murdering his uncle during a late-night argument.... ... partner. Investigators say that Gojcaj called a state's witness, who he knew from their days working together at a Greenwich restaurant, to try to get the man to alter his testimony. "Our position in this case hasn't changed from the outset. The ... Peter Brant's SP Newsprint files bankruptcy (Philadelphia's WB 17) SP Newsprint Co, owned by newsprint magnate and fine art collector Peter Brant [ID:nPNNY32510], filed for bankruptcy protection because of rising raw material costs and too much debt, and said it may sell itself to its lenders. MORE GREENWICH NEWS Greenwich Concours d'Elegance returns this weekend (Norwalk Citizen News) The Greenwich Concours d'Elegance will take center stage at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park in Greenwich on Saturday and Sunday, June 4 and 5. Themed "Mid-Century Hybrids," the event will showcase collector vehicles - several of which are utterly unique - melding the moxie of mid-century American muscle with the delicately hand-crafted bodies of period ... (more) Man Held in Greenwich on Mass. Sex Assault Charge (The Daily Greenwich) A Pleasantville, N.Y., man wanted on a warrant for sexual assault in Massachusetts was taken into custody in Greenwich Friday, police reported. Did You Know? Aviation Pioneer Flew From Greenwich (The Daily Greenwich) As the nation begins to welcome the troops home from Iraq you might be interested to know that nearly 100 years ago Greenwich resident Raynal C. Bolling helped prepare our military for a new age of warfare? Born in Arkansas in 1877, Bolling attended Harvard, where he earned his law degree in 1902. Forget About occupy Greenwich .... Occupy Bankruptcy Court!!!!! (greenwichroundup.blogspot) By Brian Harrod AKA Greenwich Proud Could Someone Please Bailout This Former Billionaire? 11/15/11 Onetime Greenwich Connecticut Billionaire, Arts Patron Peter Brant's SP Newsprint Files Bankruptcy No wonder that, supermodel Stephanie Seymour dumped this loser. Another of Brant's companies, newsprint manufacturer White Birch Paper Co, also had previously filed for bankruptcy protection Life is ruff when you are in the 1% Dig Gardens? Volunteers Needed in Greenwich (The Daily Greenwich) If you're looking to do some gardening before winter or have some extra time to volunteer, the Armstrong Court Community Garden is looking for help from Greenwich residents. Must-Read du Jour: "Nuns Who Won't Stop Nudging" (Sojourners) Anyone who knows me well knows about my ... obsession isn't quite the right word but it's close ... deep affection for women religious. More Greenwich News... Greenwich Business Tudor Sells Microsoft, Wagers Technology Companies to Decline (BusinessWeek) Tudor Investment Corp., the hedge fund founded by Paul Tudor Jones, cut its stakes in Microsoft Corp., Apple Inc... ... ended Sept. 30, according to a filing today with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Tudor, based in Greenwich, Connecticut, reduced its Apple holdings by 78 percent to 5,600 shares and cut shares of Google by 38 percent to 33,711 shares, .... Presstek plans 'very deep' layoffs (Lowell Sun) The CEO of printing-equipment firm Presstek Inc. told New Hampshire Business Review this week that it will need to cut its payroll "very deeply" after posting a net loss of $5.4 million in its most recently-completed quarter. ... to cut its payroll "very deeply" after posting a net loss of $5.4 million in its most recently-completed quarter. Greenwich, Conn.-based Presstek announced Monday it was undertaking an $11.2 million in "annualized profit improvement actions," which ... UPDATED: Pair says there is life after 50 for executives who lose their jobs (Darien News-Review) Bob Sloane AndTucker Mays, co-authors of "Fired at 50: How to Overcome the Greatest Executive Job Search Challenge." You're over 50 and used to making a comfortable living in a "C-level" corporate position, but your company encounters financial problems and lets you go.... ... executives is that they've been so successful that they don't know how to look for a job," said Sloane, an Old Greenwich resident who has held senior management roles with Colgate-Palmolive, American Cyanamid's Shulton International division and the ... Read Greenwich Local Business...

11/16/11 The Greenwich First Selectman Report

News Reports About Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei

Retirement facility comes under fire from residents Greenwich Time First Selectman Peter Tesei said he had "grave concerns" about the project, known as Greenwich Tollgate. "The proposal before you, in my humble opinion, ...

Town Human Resources Director Retiring Patch.com The town has hired the Waters Consulting executive recruiting firm to hire a replacement, according to First Selectman Peter Tesei. ...

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11/16/11 The Raw Greenwich VIDEO Feed --- TOP VIDEO: The Gilded Age in Greenwich, CT with Harry Havemeyer

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11/16/11 Man Wanted for Sex Assault Caught and more from Greenwich Patch

Today 61° 44° Tomorrow 50° 33° November 16, 2011 Your News November 16, 2011 Man Wanted for Sex Assault Caught Barbara Heins | Nov 16, 2011 | 0 Comments Greenwich cops: Suspect arrested for criminal mischief was named in MA warrant. A Rebound for Endangered Birds? Corey Fyke | Nov 16, 2011 | 0 Comments A banner year for two threatened bird species in Connecticut. Post It: Is Your Job Jar Overflowing? Barbara Heins | Nov 16, 2011 | 0 Comments Local businesses and businessmen are at the ready to provide hired, helping hands. Greenwich Native Dies After being Tasered by Bridgeport Cops | Nov 16, 2011 | 0 Comments Ronald Cristiano Jr. was a family man and a youth sports volunteer. Greenwich Scores And Standings: Nov. 16 Bob Birge | Nov 16, 2011 | 0 Comments Your interactive daily digest for all Greenwich scores, schedules and standings - and a place to add information and images for all youth sports Local Voices November 16, 2011 Don't Be Chicken About a "Little" Soup Amelia Bonacorso Homemade chicken soup, known to have medicinal qualities, is inexpensive & creates a generous yield of comforting goodness. Community Bulletin November 16, 2011 Local Connections Run/Walk For Africa! Sarah Mildred Gamble, DO | Nov 15, 2011 Saturday November 19 at 9 a.m. come join dozens of local "do-gooders" as we dust off our running shoes to raise $$$ for a great … Accomplishments Brunswick School Announces 8 Seniors Recruited to Play College Lacrosse Courtney Kennedy | Nov 15, 2011 (Greenwich, Conn. – November 15, 2011) – Brunswick School celebrated a moment of pride when it was announced that eight of the …

11/16/11 The Junior League Cuts Ribbon at Greenwich Playground And More News From The Daily Greenwich

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Junior League Cuts Ribbon at Greenwich Playground
by Anna Helhoski | 11/16/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. — Greenwich kids of all abilities can meet the challenges of maneuvering through ropes and rocks now that the final ... READ MORE

Disaster Drills Urged for Storm Planning
by Richard Weizel | 11/16/11
	HARTFORD, Conn. — Emergency drills for the power companies, state emergency personnel and police, fire and rescue crews from towns ... READ MORE

Man Held in Greenwich on Mass. Sex Assault Charge
by Anna Helhoski | 11/15/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. – A Pleasantville, N.Y., man wanted on a warrant for sexual assault in Massachusetts was taken into custody in ... READ MORE

Elderly Driver Hurt in Crash Expected to Recover by Anna Helhoski | 11/15/11

GREENWICH, Conn. – The 84-year-old woman whose car collided with a 10-wheel dump truck Monday remained in critical condition Tuesday ... READ MORE

Greenwich Police Will Be Watching Seatbelt Use
by Anna Helhoski | 11/15/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. — This week kicked off the national seat belt enforcement campaign, "Click it or Ticket," and Greenwich police are ... READ MORE

11/15/11 The Raw Greenwich Late Night News Feed

News Reports About Greenwich, CT

Greenwich Academy field hockey eager for NEPSAC playoffs Greenwich Time Pam Schulman of GA during field hockey match between Convent of the Sacred Heart and Greenwich Academy at Greenwich Academy, Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011. GA won the match over CSH, 6-1. GA Coach Angela Tammaro got her 700th career win. ...

SP Newsprint files for Chapter 11 protection CBS News The Greenwich, Conn.-based supplier of newsprint is negotiating financing with its lenders so it can maintain operations during bankruptcy. Chief Financial Officer Ed Sherrick said a weak economy and record prices for key raw materials have reduced ...

Greenwich police blotter Greenwich Time Greenwich police responded to the area of Sumner Road Nov. 11 on a report of a suspicious male, wearing a camouflage jump suit with a rifle on his back, riding a bicycle in the road, police said. Police later stopped a black pickup truck and found a ...

Greenwich Woman Critical After Head-On Crash With Dump Truck, Police Say Hartford Courant The woman, who was not publicly identified Tuesday, was "heavily entrapped" and had to be extricated by members of the Greenwich Fire Department, Lt. Kraig Gray said. She was "found to be critically injured" and was taken by paramedics to Greenwich ...

Pomperaug boys blast Greenwich in Class LL soccer tournament Greenwich Time Pomperaugs Richard Pitman has possession of the ball during the Class LL boys soccer state tournament 2nd round Greenwich at Pomperaug on Monday Nov. 14, 2011. Photo: Lisa Weir / The News-Times Freelance Greenwich goalie, Jake Leaman, kicks the ball ...

Greenwich Aerogroup Forms Financial Services Division Helicopter Association International To assist operators in acquiring turboprop powered aircraft or rotorcraft, Greenwich AeroGroup has established Greenwich AeroGroup Financial Services. Greenwich AeroGroup Financial Services is structured to provide finance and leasing options for a ...

Greenwich field hockey continues run in Class L, edges Hamden Greenwich Time 1, that is what Greenwich field hockey is and we are going to get it. We are going to the semifinals and I cannot believe it." The winning goal came after Greenwich earned its seventh penalty corner in the final seven minutes, finally converting a goal ...

More Fields Reopen as Greenwich High Environmental Cleanup Continues Patch.com By Leslie Yager Field 7, artificial turf, serves as resting spot for flock of Canada Geese just before the Sept. 7th public hearing on MISA and toxic soil discoveries. Though the beleaguered Greeniwch High School Music Instructional Space and ...

RTM approves teacher's contract, community development grants Greenwich Post Negotiations between the Board of Education and the Greenwich Education Association, which represents the teachers, attempted to cut costs without hurting loyal Greenwich teachers. The negotiators told the RTM they feared that cutting pay or benefits ...

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11/15/11 Claudia Collins' Letter to the Editor About The 29th Annual Halloween Happenings

Please run the attached. Thank you!

(See attached file: 2011 Letter to the Editor.doc)

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

On behalf of the Department of Parks and Recreation, I would like to thank the following volunteers and sponsors for their assistance at our 29^th Annual Halloween Happenings.

Girl Scout Troop 50231: For not only contributing a new game to the event but for welcoming the guests at the haunted entrance to the Civic Center: Corrine Cella, Sophia Ferraro, Katie Harkness, Ana Heavey, Jackie Steinman

Sacred Heart Confirmation Class who worked the games: Sebastian Cano, Peter Cartine, Daniel Combs, Marco Garcia, Eddie Giuliani, and Tommy Krupa.

A big thank you to our sponsors: Pepsi Beverages Company, Dr. Juan of Valley Pediatrics, McDonald’s, and Stop and Shop. They helped to supply the treats, refreshments and prizes for the event.

I would also like to extend a special thank you to Madison, Teresa, Katelyn and Walter Burhans, Kristian Cunningham, Pam Ferraro and Eddie Giuliani. Without our wonderful volunteers and sponsors this annual event would not be possible.

Sincerely,

Claudia Collins

Recreation Supervisor

Greenwich Parks and Recreation

11/15/11 Onetime Greenwich Billionaire, Arts Patron Peter Brant's SP Newsprint Files Bankruptcy

Greenwich, Connecticut newsprint maker files Chapter 11

SP Newsprint Co, owned by newsprint magnate and arts patron Peter Brant and which has called itself the fourth-largest North American newsprint manufacturer, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday.

The filing by the Greenwich, Connecticut-based company and three affiliates follows a Sept. 7 bankruptcy filing by NewPage Corp, which is North America's largest maker of magazine paper and owed by private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management LP.

SP Newsprint has between $100 million and $500 million of both assets and liabilities, according to its petition filed with the U.S. bankruptcy court in Wilmington, Delaware.

Paper makers have struggled in recent years with rising raw material costs, increased competition from Asia and Europe, and falling demand as more advertisers and readers move online.

Brant has been listed as a billionaire on Forbes magazine's annual list of the richest Americans, though he did not appear on this year's list. His second wife is the supermodel Stephanie Seymour.

The law firm representing SP Newsprint in the bankruptcy did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Another of Brant's companies, newsprint manufacturer White Birch Paper Co, filed for bankruptcy protection in February 2010.

The case is In re: SP Newsprint Holdings LLC, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware, No. 11-13649.

11/15/11 CT NEWS ALERT: Body Found At Plainville High School

Body Found At Plainville High School

A body has been found on the grounds of Plainville High School, police said. The dead person was found on an athletic field at the school, which is at 47 Robert Holcomb Way. Police and the medical examiner are on the scene.

11/15/11 The Greenwich Topix (13 stories) Baby Fennec Foxes and 'Momma' Are Guests at The Children's Museum

Brian Harrod - Greenwich Editor Greenwich - News November 15, 2011 See Greenwich Weather Baby Fennec Foxes and 'Momma' Are Guests at The Children's Museum (Patch) It's the kind of heartwarming story that combines good deeds, ingenuity, a biology lesson, and some really cute baby animals all into one.... ... them. The fennec foxes were born at the LEO (Lionshare Educational Organization) Zoological Conservation Center in Greenwich. When the birth of the fox pups was imminent, Marcella Leone, owner of LEO, began looking for a surrogate mother since the ... Retirement facility comes under fire from residents (News Times) Developers of a massive retirement facility on West Putnam Avenue faced a withering assault Monday night from town officials and residents, who argued the proposed community is too large for Greenwich and could have a negative impact on the environment. Tree trimming under review following snowstorm (Norwalk Citizen News) A state Department of Transportation review of three accidents caused by falling trees on the Merritt Parkway in the past two weeks determined that two of the three trees were in healthy condition and the third is still being looked at. Drivers Busted for DWI; Underage Alcohol Possession (Patch) A Ridgefield man whom Greenwich Police say made too wide of a turn on a curve in Byram, was arrested on a drunken driving charge over the weekend. Greenwich Woman Critically Injured in Crash (Patch) An elderly Greenwich woman was critically injured when the Lexus sedan she was driving was involved in a crash with a 10-wheel dump truck in the 400 block of North Street Monday afternoon. Gun-Toting Bicyclist Arrested in Greenwich (The Daily Greenwich) A man from Larchmont, N.Y., was arrested in Greenwich on Friday after a resident reported a suspicious person in a camouflage jumpsuit with a rifle on his back riding a bicycle on Summer Road. Kissinger speaks on global economy for the benefit of local families (The Greenwich Post) Former colleague to presidents and Nobel Peace Prize winner Henry Kissinger was in town last Friday to speak about the state of the global economy and the interconnectivity of upheavals taking place around the world.... ... Secretary of the State for Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford touched on global issues, the event for the Greenwich-based Family Centers benefited local families who have been affected by the current economic decline. The organization has ... More Greenwich News... Greenwich Sports News Greenwich's Mazzilli Swings a Mighty Bat (The Daily Greenwich) When it comes to swinging a bat, L.J. Mazzilli of Greenwich is a natural. The soft-spoken son of major league player and coach Lee Mazzilli has been looking for a challenge at the plate his whole life. Ridgefield Scores and Standings, Nov. 15 (Patch) Editor's Note: Send any write-ups on youth or recreational games in your town to michaeld+sports@patch.com After upsetting two top-10 seeds in the first round in West Haven and reigning FCIAC champion Greenwich, the 25th-seeded Ridgefield girls soccer team visits top seed Glastonbury in the quartefinals of the Class LL state tournament on Tuesday . Read Greenwich Local Sports... Greenwich Business Skowron's Wife Urges Leniency, Says He Was Unaware He Had Committed Crimes (Bloomberg) Ex-FrontPoint Partners LLC hedge fund manager Joseph F. "Chip" Skowron's wife asked a judge to sentence him leniently for insider trading , saying he didn't realize he'd done anything wrong that could send him to prison.... ... , saying he didn't realize he'd done anything wrong that could send him to prison. Skowron, a physician from Greenwich, Connecticut , pleaded guilty in August to conspiring to commit securities fraud and obstructing a Securities and Exchange ... Auto dealer's plans go before zoning commission (News Times) Mercedes-Benz of Greenwich is again hoping to convince the Planning and Zoning Commission to approve its plan to demolish the existing Mercedes-Benz of Greenwich sales and service building on West Putnam Avenue and construct a new, service-only building. Woman severely injured in dump truck crash on North Street (Connecticut Post) An elderly Greenwich woman was badly injured when the car she was driving slammed into an oncoming dump truck on North Street, closing a stretch between Clapboard Ridge and Doubling roads Monday afternoon. Evercore to Acquire 45 Percent Interest in ABS Investment (Lipper HedgeWorld News) Investment bank Evercore Partners Inc. said it will acquire a 45 percent non-controlling interest in privately-owned ABS Investment Management LLC for about $45 million in cash.... ... Oct 31, it partnered with the investment banking arm of India's Kotak Mahindra Bank for cross-border M&A advisory. Greenwich, Conn.-based ABS began operations in 2002 and is an institutionally focused equity long/short hedge fund-of-funds manager, ... Read Greenwich Local Business...

11/15/11 The Greenwich First Selectman Report

A Recently Updated Web Page About Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei

Peter Tesei for First Selectman - Greenwich, CT Patch Peter Tesei has earned the right to serve another term in Town Hall. greenwich.patch.com/blog_posts/peter-tesei-for-first-selectman

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