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Hospital to lay off 77 workers
Showing even health care isn't immune to the recession, Greenwich Hospital announced plans Monday to lay off 77 employees over the next week. The move comes amid a decline in patient volume earlier

Town nanny charged in crime spree
When a Brazilian nanny allegedly started moving from house to house stealing checks from her Westchester and Greenwich employers, and even showing up at a local day care to pick up a child after ....

GM's troubles to hit Connecticut
General Motors Corp. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday with the hopes of swiftly reorganizing and emerging leaner and less burdened by debt and labor costs.

Town posts exclude expats
Candidates for municipal boards and commissions might need more than a polished resume and solid references to get appointed to office in Greenwich. Try a

Police blotter
Gerald Fisher, 43, of 223 Old Field Point Road, and Thomas Barter, 40, of 22 Cedar St., were each charged with breach of peace Saturday. Both were released on a promise to appear June 9 in state

Four nabbed after fight
Four men ran but could not hide from police after a fight at the Cos Cob train station Sunday afternoon, police said. The men fled from the altercation around 4 p. m.

Special Olympics prepares for a pass through town
Paul Morell has been at the starting line of the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run in Greenwich for so long that he's lost track how many years he's done it.

Greenwich first selectman bows to public pressure
The people spoke. And the town relented -- again and again. First Selectman Peter Tesei is getting well-schooled in the power of public persuasion. This spring, Tesei has scuttled a number of

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