President Barack Obama - Weird But True ....
Greenwich Roundup WTH - This Could Almost Make Greenwich Roundup Become A Tea Bagger
Not even Greenwich Roundup Can Defend This Bone Headed Decision From President Obama.
Maybe President Obama Figured Back Country Executives From AIG, Goldman Sachs, Bear Sterns and Lehman Brothers Had Already Got Greenwich's Share Of Tax Dollars From The US Treasury. ...
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Gov. M. Jodi Rell on Tuesday vowed to appeal Obama's decision, saying there is a great need for federal funds to help homeowners, renters and business owners who suffered losses during a March 13 nor'easter and a severe storm that affected northern parts of the state on March 29 to March 30. The gov...
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Young artist, Elizabeth Duffy of Old Greenwich, 4 years old, poses with her painting of a rooster at Action Arts in Old Greenwich, Tuesday evening, April 27, 2010. Felicity Kostakis, a local art teacher said Duffy was one of about 40 kids showing their paintings of Appalachia in an attempt to raise money for the Rockin' Appalachian Mom Project. The money raised from sale of the artwork will go to help families in Kentucky ...
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Guerrieri, a mother of four who in late 2008 launched Rockin' Water, a vitamin-infused water aimed at kids, has been raising money to sustain a church food pantry that serves dozens of families in a remote mountain area. What she has dubbed the Rockin' Appalachian Mom Project also helps send childre...
Greenwich Roundup Michiko Kamhi, 48, of Florence Road, was reported missing on April 19 after she left home with her family dog.
Kamhi's car was recovered April 20 in Westport.
Westport Police using a bloodhound tracked her scent from the car to the Compo Mill Beach, where it was lost.
Police said Kamhi's dog was found dead on April 21 by Westport police on Sherwood Island Beach, a short distance from Compo Mill Beach.
Capt. Mark Marino, head of the criminal investigations division in Greenwich, said the dog appeared to have drowned. ...
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Police are still searching for a Greenwich woman who failed to return home last week. Capt. Mark Marino, head of the criminal investigations division in Greenwich, said the dog appeared to have drowned, but police are awaiting further tests from the state lab.
Greenwich Roundup Greenwich Time Puff Piece
Many Greenwich Folks Surprised At A Not So Nice Printers Claims That His Sales Were "Up Almost 22-23 Percent"
Did Gullible Greenwich Time Reporter Frank MacEachern Verify Any Of This Sales Information Or Did He Just Run The Press Release Through The Spell Checker Before Hitting The Publish Button. ...
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Printer thrives despite recession's bite Businesses throughout Greenwich and the country struggled as they tried to keep their business afloat and manage the downturn in the worst economic recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. Herrmann called a couple of weeks later and was impressed wi...
Greenwich Roundup The DEA is investigating one of the scams, and all incidents should be promptly reported to them, according to officials. Police said any type of scam affecting residents can be reported directly to them as well.
To report an incident to the police, call 203-622-8000.
To reach the DEA's New York office, call 212-337-3900...
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With a number of scams affecting residents in recent weeks, police and federal authorities are warning citizens to be wary of any calls they get seeking money. Since the beginning of the year, there have been several instances in which scam artists have called elderly residents and claimed to be the...
Greenwich Roundup It's Christmas In April
Mark Finerman, of Greenwich, who donated the Norway spruce to the Greenwich Town Hall to replace the tree that was destroyed during the March storm.
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New Christmas tree donated to town by private company [...] Finerman, a managing partner at LoanCore Capital, along with another member of the firm, Angelyn Sorenson, decided to give a Christmas gift to the town. To prevent this tree from falling and to ensure the roots take a firm hold, six braided...
Greenwich Roundup Tony Is Too Busy To Visit The Kids
ARCH School teacher Anthony Mullen Jr., who has been on a national speaking tour during his year-long sabbatical as the 2009 National Teacher of the Year, will not be Greenwich High School's commencment speaker after the school pushed back the date of the event.
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Senior class officers at Greenwich High School say they hope to settle on an alternate graduation speaker within the next few weeks, after their original plans for the commencement fell through because of scheduling conflicts. The students had planned to bring ARCH School's Anthony Mullen Jr., last ...
Greenwich Roundup The gesture of goodwill toward Reid, who was quoted earlier this year as saying that Lieberman double-crossed him on health care reform, has thrown even the most politically astute for a loop.
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Joe Lieberman and Harry Reid appear willing to let their bygones be bygones, with the enigmatic independent that Democrats love to hate hosting an eye-opening fundraiser for the Senate majority leader in Greenwich this Sunday. A message seeking comment from Reid, whose job approval rating sits at 33...
Greenwich Roundup Greenwich Roundup is going to be working on a new blog project today
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IBM Corp. is increasing its dividend payout by 18 percent and buying back more of its stock, offering more signals of confidence in the technology industry's rebound
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