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08/16/11 Greenwich Parks And Recreation Press release: In Harmony
IN HARMONY TO PERFORM IN THE
PARKS AND RECREATION, WEDNESDAY NIGHT CONCERT SERIES
The Department of Parks and Recreation announces that IN HARMONY will be performing on Wednesday, August 24 from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park.
IN HARMONY is one of New England’s premier oldies groups. This sweet sounding vocal ensemble is comprised of three guys, and three women and a multi talented synthesizer/keyboardist.
The group consisting of Dee Heavrin, Robin Miller, Scott Poarch, Lenny Seiter, Adrienne Lisko, and Peter Randazzo have always found great joy in singing such classics as “At the Hop” “Be My Baby”, “I Wonder Why”, and “Duke of Earl”.
While performing together for many years the group has worked with such legendary Doo-Wop acts as Johnny Maestro & The Brookly Bridge. The Drifters, The Platters, and The Dimensions. They were also called to perform at The White House for President Bill Clinton, and at the home of Terry Stewart, CEO of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. They have also performed an acappella arrangement of The Star Spangle Banner to a sold out crowd at Shea Stadium in 1999.
The Group has recorded two songs “Lonely Way, and “Come Back to Me” which can be heard on the Starlight Serenade 2000 Doo-Wop compilation CD.
Now is your chance to listen to this wonderful group in your own backyard in Greenwich, Ct.
Bring a picnic dinner, relax and listen to some wonderful music under the stars.
The rain date for the concert is Thursday August 25. For rain postponement information call 618-7650
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08/16/11 Deals Around Greenwich And More From The Greenwich Topix Message Board
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Mountain lions are turning up in Greenwich, Conn. (Los Angeles Times)
 Works by Rembrandt will be featured for the first time in Greenwich in an exhibit at the Bruce Museum . Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com Does Greenwich Still Share the Spirit of 9/11? (The Daily Greenwich)
With De Niro, Sarandon, Keaton, Robin Williams Filming In Connecticut, Does State Cash In? (The Hartford Courant)
Conn. Doctor Pleads Guilty in NYC Securities Case (News Max)
 Ruth Madoff is reportedly planning to divorce her husband Bernie Madoff. In hopes to save her relationship with her estranged son, Ruth Madoff is reportedly planning to divorce her husband Bernie Madoff, who is serving a lengthy prison sentence for an elaborate Ponzi scheme. |
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Local, National And International Business Reports About Greenwich, CT
BRIEF: Private-equity firm buys 6 percent stake in Hillsboro's FEI Co. (American Chronicle)
Aug. 16--A private equity firm has acquired nearly 2.4 million shares of FEI Co., paying more than $68 million, according to a regulatory filing.
Private-equity firm buys 6 percent stake in Hillsboro's FEI Co. (OregonLive)
Published: Monday, August 15, 2011, 7:24 PM Updated: Monday, August 15, 2011, 7:27 PM A private equity firm has acquired nearly 2.4 million shares of FEI Co., paying more than $68 million, according to a regulatory filing.
Billionaire Ross Sees End to Slump in Shipping:... (BusinessWeek)
Billionaire Wilbur Ross is betting that the slump in shipping which drove oil-tanker returns to a 14-year low and rates for commodity carriers to the cheapest in a decade is ending.
US doctor pleads guilty in securities case (Pharmaceutical Processing)
An Ivy League-trained doctor turned health care hedge fund manager pleaded guilty Monday to a conspiracy charge for illegally evading $30 million in losses by obtaining inside information from a fellow doctor.
United Rentals to Acquire Ontario Laser in Canada (Business Wire)
United Rentals, Inc. today announced that United Rentals of Canada, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire the business and substantially all of the assets of Ontario Laser Rentals Ltd., a leader in trench safety equipment rental in the province of Ontario.
Greenwich Resident Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading (Patch)
Dr. Joseph "Chip" Skowron, a Greenwich resident and a former manager of a hedge fund at FrontPoint Partners pleaded guilty on Monday for his role in an insider trading scheme.
Merricks Join Volunteers at Constellation Seniors (The Daily Larchmont)
Legends of golf including Tom Watson, Ben Crenshaw and Fred Couples will play the historic Westchester Country Club course this week, but the Constellation Energy Seniors Golf Open wouldn't be able to tee off if it weren't for an army of local volunteers.
Conn. doctor pleads guilty in NYC securities case (WAFB-TV Baton Rouge)
An Ivy League-trained doctor turned health care hedge fund manager pleaded guilty Monday to a conspiracy charge for illegally evading $30 million in losses by obtaining inside information from a fellow doctor.