12/17/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Edition

Greenwich News Reports

Greenwich edged by McMahon in season-opener Stamford Advocate By David Fierro There were times in its season-opener against Brien McMahon Wednesday night when the Greenwich High School boys basketball team was on the ...

Greenwich residents sound off at environmental forum Greenwich Time At the start of the discussion, organized by Audubon Greenwich, representatives admitted that budget constraints will limit how much they will be able to ...

Tudor Said to Shut Biggest Fund to New Investors New York Times Mr. Jones has returned an average of 22 percent a year since he founded the Greenwich, Connecticut-based hedge fund, which has $11.5 billion in assets under ...

Agents & Agencies Danbury News Times Jean Ruggiero in the Greenwich office of William Raveis Real Estate was both the top producer and the top listing agent for October. ...

Greenwich In The Blogoshere

Greenwich residents sound off at environmental forum ... By Christopher Zurcher At the start of the discussion, organized by Audubon Greenwich, representatives admitted that budget constraints will limit how much they will be able to accomplish in the next legislative session, but said they were open to hearing ... CT Environmental Headlines - http://environmentalheadlines.com/ct/

GREENWICH, CT: Does Patricia Cohen want ex-husband Steven ... She is suing him under RICO for insider trading in civil court - a novel case for sure. But what is it that Patricia Cohen really want from ex husband Steven. Divorce Saloon - The global 24/7... - http://www.divorcesaloon.com/

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12/14/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Edition

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Modern, 'green' houseboat docks in Greenwich Harbor Greenwich Time By Lisa Chamoff As strong winds and driving rain made a mess of Greenwich last week, David Ballinger and his girlfriend Jennifer Stout were sleeping soundly ...

Greenwich schools chief considers restoring advanced science class Greenwich Time .... at Greenwich High School, 10 Hillside Road. The ALP program offers top-performing students in second through eighth grade additional, ...

Greenwich Post Greenwich revolution groups sponsor 'Wreaths' event Greenwich Post Greenwich residents held the town's second Wreaths Across America ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 12, at noon at Tomac Cemetery in Old Greenwich, where 27 known ...

Greenwich In The Blogoshere

CT Green Scene : Audubon Greenwich Happenings By Eileen Weber ..... Greenwich's Green Homes Series: High Efficiency Residential HVAC Systems Tuesday, December 15 7:00-9:00 pm Audubon Greenwich 613 Riversville Road Greenwich, CT 06831 203-869-5272 A Forum on Environmental Priorities for ... CT Green Scene - http://ctgreenscene.typepad.com/ct_green_scene/

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Press Releases - Greenwich Associates Deutsche Bank and J.P. Morgan Lead in Market Penetration; BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, J.P. Morgan and SG Equity Derivatives Named 2009 Greenwich Quality ...

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12/05/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Overnight Edition

Surveillance video shows Old Greenwich gas station robbery Greenwich Time armed robbery at an Old Greenwich gas station in which a clerk was shot and wounded in the head will help lead to the arrest of the robber. ...

Greenwich Academy basketball tops St. Luke's in opener Greenwich Time By Christopher Falvo Greenwich Academy's Joi Spaulding looks for a shot as St. Luke's Megan Flood, left, and Samantha Sexton look to block as the Gators ...

St. Luke's can't keep up with Greenwich Academy basketball Greenwich Time By Christopher Falvo Youth and early season jitters contributed to sloppy play as Greenwich Academy and St. Luke's tipped off the Greenwich Academy Holiday ...

Greenwich Historical society, fallen on hard times, seeks town aid Greenwich Time By Neil Vigdor In a sign of the economic times, The Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich is requesting funding from the town for the first time ever. ...

BREAKING NEWS - Police release surveillance video of Old Greenwich gas station ... Connecticut Post By Frank MacEachern Greenwich Police have released the video of the Nov. 21 armed robbery and shooting at the Mobil on the Run gas station on ...

Calendar Connecticut Events in Connecticut New York Times GREENWICH Audubon Greenwich Family bird watching, identify and count birds to report to Project Feederwatch. All ages. Dec. 12, 12:30 to 2 pm $1.50 to $5. ...

Nutcracker kids Greenwich Citizen By Anne W. Semmes Four young Greenwich dancers have landed plum roles in the Purchase Dance Corps' production of The Nutcracker at the Purchase College ...

New York Times Taking on Unlikables New York Times NAME WITHHELD, GREENWICH, CONN. You may not. If candidates can do the job, bathe regularly and work well with others, you should hire them. ...

Visiting with our reindeer guests Greenwich Citizen Ruby Gelder, daughter of former Greenwich resident Melissa Groo, looks with wonder upon the four reindeer last Saturday morning. ...

PI buzz: An extra eye on the road; Greenwich police use cameras to ... By Tamara Thompson Creeping through a municipal parking lot in downtown Greenwich Thursday morning, Sgt. John Slusarz used more than just his eyes to spot potential crimes or violations -- he had a high-tech camera acting as his partner. ... PI buzz - http://yourpinews.blogspot.com/

Notes from a Stylist: Santa spotted in Greenwich CT By Lobler and Delaney When quizzed by youngest child whether indeed that was the 'real' Santa he had just met - who, to be fair did have all his own long white beard, no fake Santa's may apply in Greenwich clearly - I took the plunge and nodded affirmation ... Notes from a Stylist - http://notesfromastylist.blogspot.com/

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Eye on Greenwich Outoforder street lights on Greenwich Avenue ... Something is amiss on Greenwich Avenue. And Peter Malkin has been trying to shed light on the problem for more than a month. On any given night, ...

Police release surveillance video of Old Greenwich gas station ... GREENWICH -- Greenwich Police have released the video of the Nov. 21 armed robbery and shooting at the Mobil on the Run gas station on East Putnam Avenue in ...

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04/26/08 - Jeannie Wants To Sign Your Book At Greenwich Audubon

Think Green Booksigning and Reading May 10 at Greenwich Audubon ...
25 Apr 2008 by fairfieldcountychild.com

Who's my idol of the day?? Jeanine Behr-Getz of Greenwich. I read about her in the Stamford Advocate a few weeks back and spoke to her this morning about all she's doing to show kids the importance of caring for the environment. Her new book (that she published herself on recycled paper)

Think Green was inspired by her 4 year old daughter and it's the simple story of a little girl and her friends who are trying their best to be eco-aware. According to Jeanine, the story is really resonating with kids. She's doing a "book tour" through several schools and you can also catch her on Saturday, May 10th for a booksigning and reading at the Greenwich Audubon Society.

In addition to the book, Jeanine started a company, along with illustrator Jenny Nightingale, called Kids Think Big. Their mission is to bring big ideas to children, via eco-friendly print and electronic media, and empower them with knowledge at every age.

The book is available through the Kids Think Big Web site (www.kidsthinkbig.com), at Graham's Kid's Cuts in Greenwich and at the Greenwich Audubon Society. Please contact Jeanine at jeanine@kidsthinkbig.com if you're interested in her doing a reading at your child's school.

Kids Think Big, LLC
PO Box 11013, Greenwich CT

www.kidsthinkbig.com

Via: Fairfield County Child - http://fairfieldcountychild.blogspot.com/

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04/15/08 - What's Going On Via The Greenwich Post

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Demystifying women’s hormones

Dr. C. Neill Epperson, director of the Yale Program for Women’s Reproductive Behavioral Health, gives a talk titled “Women’s Hormones, Mood and Memory: Myths and Realities,” 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, April 15, Noble Conference Center; free; registration required; 863-3863; Andreag@greenhosp.org.

April vacation performances

Friends of the Byram Shubert Library sponsor three performances for children during vacation, 11, Tuesday April 15, Wednesday, April 15 and Friday, April 16, Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center; 531-4026.

Wednesday, April 16

Managing the media

William Holstein, author and journalist, speaks at a fairfield County Public Relations Association meeting titled “Memo to the CEO: Manage the Media (Don’t let the Media Manage You), 6:30, Wednesday, April 16, Greenwich Library; $40 members with reservations, $50 non members and walk-ins; Fcpra.org.

Declutter for a lifetime

At Home in Greenwich sponsors a talk with professional organizer Miriam Mennin where she shares her expertise in “Decluttering and Downsizing for Seniors,” 10, Wednesday, April 16, Cos Cob Library; 629-2822.

Thursday, April 17

Post-impressionist exhibit

An opening reception of American Post-impressionist painter Stokely Webster’s painting, 7 to 10, Thursday, April 17, Audubon Greenwich; free; 869-5272, ext. 226.

Friday, April 18

‘Men on Fire’

Christ Church offers an early breakfast men’s preaching program, 6:45 to 8:15, Friday, April 18, Christ Church; free; $10 suggested contribution; 869-6600, ext. 17.

Getting the boss’ attention

James Lukaszewski discusses his new book Why Should the Boss Listen to You?, 5:30, Friday, April 18, Hyatt Regency; free; reservations required; 860-354-6488.

Art for the soul

The topic of the next widows and widowers meeting is “Art and the Spirit,” 7 p.m., Friday, April 18, Second Congregational Church; 869-9311, ext. 120; Gloria@2cc.org.

Autism awareness

Cos Cob residents Karl and Rose Arezzini perform in a musical titled The Peace Table to benefit programs for Autism Spectrum Disorder, 8, Friday, April 18 and 3 and 8, Saturday, April 19, St. John’s Lutheran Church in Stamford; reservations required; $15 per ticket; 637-3570, ext. 4.

Saturday, April 19

Wildflower walk

Walk through Audubon Greenwich to find early spring wildflowers, 2 to 3:30, Saturday, April 19, Audubon Greenwich; reservations required; 869-5272.

Sunday, April 20

Ethics in medicine

Dr. Robert Michler, cardiothoracic surgeon and Riverside resident, discusses “Trends in Medicine and Difficult Decisions,” 9:15, Sunday, April 20, Second Congregational Church; free; light breakfast served.

Tuesday, April 22

Before & After Six

Greenwich Chamber of Commerce holds its April Before & After Six event, 5:30 to 7, Tuesday, April 22, New Country Porsche; $15 members, $25 non-members; add $10 if registering after April 18; 869-3500; Greenwichchamber.com.

Everyday exercise

Stephanie Paulmeno, director of community planning at the Greenwich Department of Health, holds a talk titled “Building Exercise Into Your Daily Routines,” 2, Tuesday, April 22, First Congregational Church; free.

Book group luncheon

Greenwich Water Club Book Group discusses Yasmin Cowther’s book The Saffron Kitchen at its next luncheon, noon, Tuesday, April 22, Greenwich Water Club; reservations required; $40 for lunch, book and lunch gratuity; 661-4033.

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