07/22/09 MEDIA ALERT: At Home In Greenwich Benefit Thursday Night chaired by Roseann Sarica Benedict and Dawn Turner At 32 Field Point Road

Charity Trunk Show At 32 Field Point Road In Greenwich, CT To Be Hosted By Barry Montgomery

William Raveis Real Estate 49 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, Connecticut 06830 203-979-9104 Vendors include: •Everything is Rosey: Fabulous flip flops, beach cover-ups, fun summer accessories including trays and buckets •Therese Custom Designs: Known for her hand crocheted love knot necklace as well as many other classic pieces •Greenwich Accessory: Classic styling and timeless trends create a unique collection that includes handbags, jewelry and eyewear •In Things: Wraps and shawls for every affair •Saverine Decoupage: Decoupage plates for all occasions as well as custom designs •RuthAnn DeSantis: Reikki and Life coach consultant •Flamenco: Fashion imported from Spain. Why fly there when you can find it here! •Bellas Berries: Tasty compote to dress up a slice of cake or ice cream •Soundview Millworks: Nautical and custom cutting boards •Gary Farn LTD: Aromatic perfumes, candles and soaps. Offering the Lily Pulitzer collection •In2Designs: Unique Swedish designed jewelry using pearls, metals and stones often attached to leather or suede •The Monogram Shoppe: Custom embroidery for bed linens, clothing, totes •The Goods: Fashion forward accessories, handbags, scarves, beaded jewelry, belt buckles •All Black: Women’s designer shoes at 50 to 70% off retail •Quest Yoga Arts: Stylish,high performance Fitness and Yoga wear •Exotic Skins: Imported home décor in exotic fabrics •They Sell Seashells: Mirrors, keepsake boxes, mailboxes and switch plates decorated in seashells •E.T.’s Authentic Jamaican Cuisine: Authentic jerk chicken on the grill and other mouth watering Jamaican eats •Dawn Turner, Roseann Benedict, Mark Hawkins: Valuable information about current real estate and mortgage activity And Secret Garden Design: Floral and gift items crafted by Yon Harrod Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com

03/02/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed - This Just In......

The Latest Greenwich News Briefs:

Greenwich Fee Increases Are Not Tax Increases ?????

Greenwich coastal committee raises boaters' fees Greenwich Time Greenwich has never had a central body to manage its 28 miles of coastline. Last year, however, the state appointed Jonathan Asch as harbormaster for the ...

Group forms to help with final wishes Greenwich Time By Meredith Blake Lise Jameson, executive director of At Home in Greenwich, a nonprofit organization that helps the elderly stay in their homes, ...

In town Greenwich Time Greenwich Library, 101 W. Putnam Ave., is offering a series of workshops in March, "Focus on Careers," to help job seekers in the recession. ...

Stamford, Norwalk schools learn from violent incidents The Hour Outside of Brien McMahon after Monday night's game between Brien McMahon and Greenwich High School, a 19-year-old man was shot in the right leg near the ...

Heard around town Greenwich Time The pivotal roles of Scout, Jem and Dill are played by three child actors, including Greenwich resident Olivia Scott, who plays Scout.

Stamford holds off Greenwich Greenwich Time Instead, Ellis scored on a putback with 15 seconds remaining and Greenwich failed on a pair of late shots as the third-seeded Black Knights escaped with a ...

Greenwich Academy ice hockey falls 3-2 in regular-season finale Greenwich Time By Jesse Quinlan Greenwich Academy's Eliza Hompe follows through on a shot during the Gators 3-2 OT loss to Southfield Saturday. The competition for a spot ...

Candidates eye empty seat Greenwich Time A 30-year resident of Old Greenwich who is a retired banker and corporate finance executive, Stone, 70, is finishing his eighth year on the BET...

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04/09/08 - Upcomming Events Via The Greenwich Post

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Thursday, April 10

Go organic
Chip Osborne, co-chair of the Living Lawn and president of Osborne Organic, presents two programs, “Organice Lawns for Homeowners”, 9 to 11 and “School Practices Go Organic,” 1 to 4, Thursday, April 10, Greenwich; registration required; 869-5272, ext. 225.
Networking breakfast
Signature Cycles hosts the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce’s networking breakfast, 8 to 9:30, Thursday, April 10, Signature Cycles; $15 members, $25 non-members; add $10 if registering after April 8; 869-3500; Greenwichchamber.com

‘At Home’ tea
Meet Lise Jameson, exechutive director of At Home in Greenwich, at an introductory tea, 3 to 4:30, Thursday, April 10, 20 Bridge St.; 629-2822, ext. 3141.

‘Why People Are Poor’
The YWCA hosts a workshop titled “Why People Are Poor,” 1 to 4 and 6 to 8, Thursday, April 10, YWCA; free; 869-6501, ext. 104.
Battling underage drinking
Jeffrey Marx, journalist and author, speaks at the parents forum of the Greenwich coalition to Combat Underage Drinking, 7:30, Thursday, April 10, Cole Auditorium at Greenwich Library; info@gccud.org.

Dist. 7 election
District 7/North Center members of the RTM hold an election to fill the two-year term expiring January 2010, 7:45, Thursday, April 10, Hayton Room at Town Hall; 869-7451; Stauftek@aol.com.

Celebrating Art/Place
Artists from Southern Connecticut and Weschester County, N.Y. celebrate Art/Place gallery 25 years after a fire that closed it down with a group show, exhibit opens Thursday, April 10 and runs through Saturday, May 3, The Greenwich Art Council’s Bendheim Gallery; 862-6750; Greenwicharts.org.

Friday, April 11

Rochambeau’s march
Greenwich resident John Savage presents a video titled “Rochambeau in Connecticut” about General Rochambeau’s march with the French to join George Washington against the British, 11, Friday, April 11, Greenwich Library; 622-7970.

State of the Town
First Selectman Peter Tesei and Director of Planning and Zoning Diane Fox talk about the Plan of Conservation and Development at a luncheon, 11:45 to 1:30, Friday, April 11, Milbrook Club; $45 members, $55 non-members; add $10 if registering after April 8; 869-3500; Greenwichchamber.com.

Saturday, April 12

Shays in Greenwich
Congressman Christopher Shays talks holds a community meeting, 9 to 10:30 a.m., Saturday, April 12, Town Hall Meeting Room.

Healthy Kids Day ‘08
The YMCA holds it’s annual Healthy Kids Day to promote healthy lifestyles for kids and families, 11 to 3, Saturday, April 12, YMCA; 869-1630, ext. 206; Ebruno@gwymca.org.

Live and learn dangerously
Matthew Oswald, Greenwich Eagle Scout, facilitates a Dangerous Boys Club event titled “It’s a Pirate’s Life for Me!,” 11:30, Saturday, April 12, Barnes & Noble in the Stamford Town Center; free; 323-1612; Crm2286@bn.com.

Bluebird talk
John Rogers, co-founder of the New York State Bluebird Society, gives a talk on the Eastern Bluebird, 3:30 to 5, Saturday, April 12, Audubon Greenwich; free; reservations required; 869-5272.

‘Young & Gifted’
Greenwich’s Eckart Preu, music director for the Stamford Symphony, will conduct a concert titled “Young & Gifted,” 8 p.m., Saturday, April 12, and 3, Sunday, April 13, Palace Theatre in Stamford; Stamfordsymphony.org.

Gloria
Randall Atcheson conducts the Stanwich Congregational Church choir and soloists in Vivaldi’s Gloria, 4, Saturday, April 12, Stanwich Congregational Church; free; 661-4420.

Eartha Kitt performs
Actress and singer Eartha Kitt performs at the 2008 Greenwich Music Festival, 6:30 to 10, Saturday, April 12, Greenwich Country Club; $100 for cabaret only, $300 for cabaret and dinner; 637-0854; Greenwichmusicfestival.org.

50th anniversary finale
The Greenwich Symphony Orchestra concludes its 50th anniversary season with concerts titled “Divine Arabesques,” 8, Saturday, April 12 and 4, April 13, Greenwich High School Auditorium; $30 adults, $10 students; 869-2664. Sunday, April 13

‘Tea for Tutus’
Beam & Barre of Greenwich sponsors a fund raising afternoon of dance, fashion and tea to launch the Classic Dance Theatre Company’s 2008 season, 5, Sunday, April 13, Italian Center in Stamford; reservations required; $60 adults, $30 children under 12; 978-0727; Classicsdance@hotmail.com.

03/07/08 - Greenwich Newswire For Friday

Greenwich News Reports From
The Greenwich Post

Smith hearing continues in Greenwich Probate Court (Updated)

Judge David W. Hopper will continue to hear arguments in Greenwich Probate Court regarding the $1-million settlement reached between Jennifer Hagel Smith and Royal Caribbean cruise lines.

Ms. Hagel Smith and the cruise line reached the agreement after Ms. Hagel Smith's husband, George A. Smith IV, a 26-year-old Greenwich man, went missing on their honeymoon cruise. Mr. Smith’s parents, George III and Maureen, are challenging the out-of-court settlement so they can file a wrongful death lawsuit against Royal Caribbean on behalf of their son. George Smith IV disappeared into the Aegean sea after commotion was heard in his cabin. Bloodstains were found in his room and on the metal overhang below his balcony.

The FBI is still actively investigating the highly publicized case.

The hearing is taking place behind closed doors because lawyers on both sides requested confidentiality. Judge Hopper granted the request to protect information in case a lawsuit is eventually filed against Royal Caribbean.

Ms. Hagel Smith is the administrator of the estate, but the Smith family has said her settlement was reached without their knowledge.


Voice of the Faithful to meet tomorrow Group to discuss scandal in the Catholic Church
Voice of the Faithful will hold a meeting tomorrow to provide an update on the on-going Catholic clergy sexual abuse scandals and their consequences.
At Home to hold neighborhood event

In order for the growing number of At Home in Greenwich members in each neighborhood to get better acquainted, and explore their shared interests, a series of “zip code potluck” events have been planned.

02/04/08 - Greenwich Newswire For Monday

Featued News Articles About Greenwich

At Home in Greenwich launches with a party
Greenwich Post - Greenwich,CT

More than 200 Greenwich residents celebrated the launch of the new organization At Home in Greenwich Jan. 26 at First Presbyterian Church. ...

Greenwich teams put on a show at National Middle School Team ...
Greenwich Time - Greenwich,CT

It was quite a showcase for the town of Greenwich at the first-ever National Middle School Squash Team Championships at Yale University in New Haven this ...

Flood relief: Residents ask for drainage improvements
Greenwich Time - Greenwich,CT

By Hoa Nguyen

Faced with frequent flooding, Old Greenwich residents are lobbying the town to upgrade the drainage system in the area. ...

School teamwork gets results
Greenwich Time - Greenwich,CT

By Andrew Shaw Sitting in a corner chair with all of her third-graders sitting on the floor around her, Old Greenwich teacher Kate Shields peppered her ...

Featured Blog Post About Greenwich

Blood Pressure Screenings
Where: Greenwich Library at Health Information Center Free blood pressure screenings conducted by a registered nurse from Greenwich Hospital. This event takes place every Monday afternoon from 1-4pm in the Health Information Center. ...
Greenwich Library | Today's Events - http://www.greenwichlibrary.org

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01/14/07 - Greenwich Business News Wire

Greenwich Business News Briefs

Genesee & Wyoming Inc. Reports Traffic for December 2007 and the ...
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GREENWICH, Conn., Jan. 14, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Genesee & Wyoming Inc. (GWI) today reported traffic volumes for December 2007 and the fourth ...

Program appoints new director, sets launch for Jan. 26
Greenwich Post - Greenwich,CT,USA
At Home in Greenwich, a nonprofit organization founded to enable Greenwich residents to live their lives to the fullest in their own homes as they grow ...

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