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| Several Kittens Need Homes in Greenwich | |
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| by Anna Helhoski | 07/16/11 | |
 | GREENWICH, Conn. — The Greenwich pets of the week are six 8-week-old kittens ready for adoption. All are spayed or neutered. There are three white females, two black males and one black-and-white female. To learn more about Magnolia, Malomar, Pearl, Smores or Snickers, call Adopt-A-Dog at |
| Wilton's Weir Farm Artist Uses Scientific Method | |
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| by Kevin Zimmerman | 07/16/11 | |
 | WILTON, Conn. – The right side of your brain controls creativity while the left side encompasses logic, but a former artist-in-residence at Wilton's Weir Farm uses both halves to create one unique style of photography. Xiomaro, pronounced see-oh-MAH-ro, incorporates scientific and mathematical |
| Stamford Center for the Arts Faces Big Cuts | |
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| by Richard Weizel | 07/16/11 | |
 | STAMFORD, Conn. — The Stamford Center for the Arts, which Dannel Malloy supported while serving as the city's longtime mayor, faces devastating cuts as part of the governor's plan announced Friday to balance the state's $1.6 billion deficit. Malloy's proposal includes more than $14.7 million in |
| Massive State Layoffs To Reduce Budget Gap | |
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| by Richard Weizel | 07/15/11 | |
 | STAMFORD, Conn. — More than 6,500 state workers would lose their jobs under a revised proposal released Friday by Gov. Dannel Malloy to balance the state's $1.6 billion deficit. The proposed cuts represent 14 percent of the workforce and would impact nearly every level of state government. |
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