Tuesday, October 25, 2011

10/25/11 Greenwich Topix News Message Board - (8 stories) - FIRST STORY: Glories of Gilded Age

Greenwich - News October 25, 2011

Glories of Gilded Age (Greenwich Citizen)
Last week, some of the silver and jewelry designed and crafted during the Gilded Age in Greenwich was on display at Betteridge Jewelers as part of ongoing spotlight the Greenwich Historical Society is shining on the glories of that Gilded Age.

Greenwich Costume Shop Struggles This Halloween (The Daily Greenwich)
Sophia Scarpelli, owner of the year-round vintage and costume shop Sophia's Costumes , is celebrating three decades of Halloweens in Greenwich.

Greenwich Girl Wins League Cross Country Crown (The Daily Greenwich)
Greenwich senior Abby Markowitz patiently waited to make her move in the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference cross country championships Monday at Waveny Park.

Heavey to Become Greenwich's Top Cop Nov. 1 (The Daily Greenwich)
Greenwich will make it official Nov. 1 when when Deputy Police Chief James Heavey is sworn in as head of the department.

Greenwich cruiser narrowly avoids crash (Connecticut Post)
A police officer was forced to make an evasive move with his cruiser after a car that police said was driven by an intoxicated man nearly collided with the officer on West Putnam Avenue, early Saturday, police said.

Party Lines: Greenwich Campaign Trail Notes (Patch)
Letter to the Editor submission deadline Before we get into the news and happenings on the campaign trail in Greenwich, please mark your calendars.

Abilis Supporters Walk, Talk at Greenwich Point (The Daily Stamford)
GREENWICH, Conn. - Greenwich's Afton Fraser felt the support of the Abilis community during Sunday's Walk in the Park at Greenwich Point.

Chinese Fail to Acquire Saab Auto (INAUTONEWS)
Today, Swedish Automobile N.V. announced that it has terminated the Subscription Agreement of July, 2011 entered into by Swan and Chinese companies Pang Da and Youngman....

... Sweden-based Saab said Thursday it received a $70 million funding pledge from North Street Capital LP, a Greenwich, Connecticut- based private-equity firm. China's top planning agency said Oct. 11 that Chinese companies should adopt a cautious ...