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Greenwich Man Arrested Via Warrant for Failure to Appear

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imagePicked up at his residence at Wilbur Peck Court.

Greenwich Scores and Standings, Aug. 31

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imageYour interactive, daily digest for all Greenwich scores, schedules and standings — and a place for you to add information and images for all youth sports

School Orientations for Sixth, Ninth Graders Postponed Due to Irene

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imageSchool officials also contemplating a delayed start to the school year, due to the high number of power outages and road closures.

Open House for Fall Programs for Children at Western Civic Center Sept. 25

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imageResidents can get a taste of what will be offered at the Center this fall.

Health Department Offers Guidelines on Stormwater Cleanup

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imageDepartment advises that storm water may contain harmful bacteria; urges caution when entering into flooded areas.

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Brunswick School Teacher Proudly Serving the U.S. in Afghanistan

Courtney Kennedy | Aug 30, 2011

image (Greenwich, Conn. – August 30, 2011) – For Bob Benjamin, Brunswick Upper School English teacher, the start of the academic year…

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08/30/11 Greenwich Digs Into Irene Cleanup And More News From The Daily Greenwich

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Greenwich Digs Into Irene Cleanup
by Anna Helhoski | 08/31/11

GREENWICH, Conn. — Efforts to clean up the town after Tropical Storm Irene continue day and night, leaving just 56 roads closed and ...

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Mom of Newborn Triplets Triumphs in Triathlon
by Tom Renner | 08/31/11

STAMFORD, Conn. – Some three months after giving birth to triplets, Stamford's Megan Kelly lead Connecticut women finishers in ...

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Red Cross Needs Fairfield County Blood Donors
by Anna Helhoski | 08/30/11

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Here is a message from the American Red Cross:

Hurricane Irene has affected blood ...

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Greenwich High Orientation Canceled
by Anna Helhoski | 08/30/11

GREENWICH, Conn. – Wednesday's orientation for sixth- and ninth-grade students at Greenwich High School has been canceled due to ...

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Red Cross to Aid North Greenwich Residents
by Anna Helhoski | 08/30/11

GREENWICH, Conn. – Residents of northeast Greenwich will receive relief from the American Red Cross at the Banksville Independent ...

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08/31/11 The Raw Greenwich Overnight News Feed; Where The Hell Is Clueless Greenwich Time Editor David McCumber And His The Third Rate Cub Reporters

HEARST NEWSPAPERS HAVE DESTOYED THE GREENWICH TIME ....

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON IN GREENWICH YOU GOT TO
READ AN OUT OF TOWN NEWSPAPER OR LOCAL NEWS BLOGS

JUST LOOK AT ALL THE NEWS THE GREENWICH TIME MISSED .....

  1. Frantz surveys scope of Hurricane Irene by plane, storm reshapes state w/Photo
    Connecticut Post

    ... bird's-eye vantage Tuesday -- the controls of his six-seat turboprop. A Republican in his second term representing Greenwich and parts of Stamford and New Canaan, Frantz toured the southern part of Fairfield and New Haven counties during the ...

  2. ... as a 7-year-old backing up his older brother, Billy, in Pop Warner in Armonk, N.Y.; to the Brunswick School in Greenwich, Conn., where his coach wouldn't play him on defense for fear of injury; to UNH, where he spent the last three seasons as R.J. ...

  3. Greenwich Digs Into Irene Cleanup w/Photo

    The Daily Greenwich

    ... by Tuesday evening. CL&P has deployed 16 line crews and 11 tree crews to address the widespread damage in Greenwich, town officials said. The crews work on 16-hour schedules, with 20 crews working through the day and seven working through the night. ...

  4. Frantz surveys scope of Hurricane Irene by plane, storm reshapes state w/Photo

    NewsTimesLive.com

    ... bird's-eye vantage Tuesday -- the controls of his six-seat turboprop. A Republican in his second term representing Greenwich and parts of Stamford and New Canaan, Frantz toured the southern part of Fairfield and New Haven counties during the ...

  5. Second arrest made in overdose case

    Connecticut Post

    A second Greenwich man turned himself in to police last week in connection with the overdose death of Riverside teenager Christopher Harris, who was found unresponsive at his Florence Road home in January.

  6. Large tech firms likely to stick with stock sales

    American Chronicle

    ... there on the issuer side," said Kathleen Smith, a principal at Renaissance Capital, an IPO investment advisory in Greenwich, Conn. "The investors aren't as enthused yet, that's not as easy." Large tech companies such as Chicago-based daily deals ...

  7. Red Cross to Aid North Greenwich Residents

    The Daily Greenwich

    Residents of northeast Greenwich will receive relief from the American Red Cross at the Banksville Independent Fire Company Station Tuesday evening.

  8. Greenwich High Orientation Canceled

    The Daily Greenwich

    Wednesday's orientation for sixth- and ninth-grade students at Greenwich High School has been canceled due to road conditions.

  9. Life sentence for CT man for killing

    WTNH

    ... and possibly another person of kidnapping McPherson in the Bronx, fatally shooting him and dumping his body in Greenwich and taking 27 pounds of marijuana that Corbett had arranged to buy from McPherson. Please share your opinions responsibly. ...

  10. Pet Pantry Warehouse Earns 2011 Retailer of the Year Award from Pet Product News w/Photo

    PetPR.com

    Pet Product News has awarded Greenwich, Conn.-based Pet Pantry Warehouse its Retailer of the Year for 2011.

  11. Sarah Perkins of Pittsford has been deployed to numerous disaster areas. w/Photo

    WHAM-AM Rochester

    ... st seriously impacted neighborhoods and begin to assess each street house by house." Perkins says so far damage in Greenwich, CT. is rather minimal, but she did expect to be going into areas that were a little bit more impacted by the storm.

  12. Hunt for Wi-Fi Crowds Cafes, Libraries With Stranded Workers

    Librarian and Information Science News

    Libraries in the metropolitan area also had increased traffic. The largest of the three libraries in Greenwich, Connecticut, put out 100 more chairs and opened up its training center, which has 16 extra computers, to accommodate the demand.

  13. Greenwich Reading Program Need Volunteers w/Photo

    The Daily Greenwich

    The Reading Champions program in Greenwich Public Schools is recruiting new volunteers in its fourth year of one-on-one student tutoring.

  14. State Supreme Court reverses murder conviction in 2005 Stamford slaying w/Photo

    Connecticut Post

    ... Harry Gonzalez, 43, is serving an 80-year prison sentence for the brutal murder of Joanne Trautwein, a retired Greenwich teacher. Gonzalez's girlfriend, Jennifer Kos, testified he killed Trautwein while she subdued the woman's roommate during a ...

  15. Greenwich mother of the year award goes to Cos Cob’s Starbucks customer ….

    Topix

    So I am at Starbucks in Cos Cob working while drinking Starbucks’ tea and this bitch walked over to me saying: “the tables in Starbucks are not meant for people coming in to work, but for people who just want to have a quick drink.” Meanwhile, her two kids were sitting on the window sills with their feet in the purple chairs; I think she needs to teach her children that they should not put their dirty feet in upholstery seats.

  16. Metro-North RR back on track after Irene forced suspension

    Westport News

    ... the city." Danielle Alexandra, 17, of Stamford, came to the station to meet a friend before going to the beach in Greenwich. Metro-North resumed regular weekday service on the New Haven Line for Tuesday's rush hour, though the New Canaan, Danbury ...

  17. ONS Foundation Announces Fall 2011 Schedule of Injury Prevention Programs

    PRWeb

    ... Upcoming fall schedule of sports injury prevention programs to be presented by physicians and PTs from ONS in Greenwich, CT Greenwich, CT (PRWEB) August 30, 2011 This fall, orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons and sports medicine ...

  18. Cleaning Up After Irene w/Photo

    Patch.com

    Greenwich Public Works and CL&P crews were seen working along the major routes in all sections of Greenwich Monday, cleaning up debris and repairing damage in the wake of Hurricane Irene, which toppled trees with her 60 mph winds; swelled rivers and streams with her heavy rains; and caused major tidal flooding along the coast.

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

08/30/11 Cronyism In Greenwich!

Please do not use my name.

I am requesting complete confidentiality.

Anonymity is a condition that must be guaranteed and constitutes my permission to print. It is legally binding.


Thank you kindly.

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Hardly remarkable that the elected and non-elected Greenwich "townies" occupying the hallowed halls of the Field Point administrative fiefdom practice cronyism.

It's rampant.

There are flocks of bureaucratic public servants nestled in every corner and along the hallways of Greenwich Town Hall that are entrusted to allegedly serve the interests of residents of illustrious hedge fund heaven AKA Greenwich, Connecticut.

The truth of the matter is, despite denial by top officials, the days of using political "juice" to secure a spot to roost is alive and thriving.

It is indeed deplorable and unconscionable for any respectable and responsible town resident to stand idly by and witness the ineptitude and/or disregard of the exigent needs of the citizenry during a major catastrophe like Irene.

It may be time to sweep the floors of all debris -- including the vestiges of cronyism and the sycophants that perpetuate gross negligence and maintenance of the corrupt old guard.

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08/31/11 School Activities Status for Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Due to current road conditions, including closures as a result of downed trees and loose and fallen wires, many of the bus routes are not accessible and we are unable to provide the transportation necessary to hold the sixth and ninth grade orientations tomorrow (8/31). Therefore, orientation for sixth and ninth grade students is cancelled for Wednesday, August 31, 2011.

All other staff and student activities planned for August 31, 2011 will continue as scheduled.

Please continue to check the GPS web site and all other means of communication for updates. We will be making decisions about rescheduling sixth and ninth grade orientation activities and the opening status of school on Thursday (9/1) by 5:00 PM on Wednesday (8/31).

Be safe, drive carefully, and avoid any loose or fallen wires.


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Kim Eves
Director of Communications
Greenwich Public Schools
290 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, CT, 06830

www.greenwichschools.org

Phone: 203-625-7415
Fax: 203-869-8003
kim_eves@greenwich.k12.ct.us


08/30/11 Greenwich Post Breaking News Alert ....



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Clean up efforts from the damage left by Tropical Storm Irene continue, but thousands of residents are still without power and streets remain partially closed throughout town. More than 150 road blockages have already been cleared since Monday afternoon, but 80 more roads are still either partially or completely closed due to fallen trees or downed power lines.

A complete list of blocked or partially closed roads is available on our site. Staff and reader submitted video and photos of the storm's aftermath are online.

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08/30/11 QUESTIONS: Where's The Transparancy? - Why Is It So Hard For A Taxpayer To Get Access To Public Documents? - Where Is The Greenwich Time?

EPA ID # for 10 Hillside Road, Greenwich, CT 06830 FOIA Request

To: Greenwich Town Clerk
Greenwich Board of Selectmen
Greenwich Board of Education
Greenwich Town Attorney
Army Corps of Engineers
EPA Enforcement Division
DEEP Enforcement Division
RCRA Enforcement Officer
Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission
Greenwich Inland Wetlands and Waterways Commission
Greenwich Conservation Commission
Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation
Greenwich Department of Public Works
Greenwich Representative Town Meeting
Greenwich Zoning Board of Appeals
MISA Building Committee
Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission
Turner Construction Company
Perkins+Will
Please treat this as a formal FOIA request for the EPA Identification Number assigned to 10 Hillside Road, Greenwich High School.

On August 25, 2011 The Board Of Education stated in a public meeting it had obtained all required permits for work in process at 10 Hillside Road which involves dredging and filling a self-described swamp, as well as disposing of hazardous waste uncovered in the process.

I have scoured the EPA website looking for these permits to no avail. Every municipal, state, and federal hazardous waste disposal permit is, by law, supposed to be available on this site indexed by EPA Identification Number.

By law, occupancy and work at 10 Hillside Road must cease and desist immediately to assure the safety of our children and safe disposal of hazardous materials until all required licenses and permits are properly noticed, secured, and available to the public for review.

The Town cannot simply claim it has permits no one can find.

Second Request: This is the second time I have formally requested this information. A response is required immediately.

Bill Effros
Bill@Effros.com

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08/30/11 Greenwich Recreation Department Press Release: Children's Open House

Any help you guys can give me in getting this info out to the public would
be very much appreciated.

This is a special open house that we have not tried to do in the past so we
are hoping for a good turn out.

Thanks

Frank.Gabriele

The Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center

Presents

Children’s Open House

The Department of Parks and Recreation announces that the Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center will be showcasing its fall programs with an Open House which will be on Sunday, September 25, 2011 from 10am – 1pm.

The Programs that we will be featuring are for children 8 months to 12 years. The Classes are Just Wee Two Mommy and Me programs, Children’s Dance Programs with Dance Pointe, Tennis for Tots, Youth Basketball, Guitar Classes, and a special Magic Show featuring the Amazing Andy.

Drop in anytime, speak to the instructors, get registration forms, and enjoy this free day of trial classes. No registration is necessary.

For more information call 203-532-1259 or go to www.greenwichct.org, or stop by the Civic Center and pick up a flyer, and schedule.

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08/30/11 Greenwich mother of the year award goes to Cos Cob’s Starbucks customer ….

Full story: theoriginalgreenwichdiva.com

So I am at Starbucks in Cos Cob working while drinking Starbucks’ tea and this bitch walked over to me saying: “the tables in Starbucks are not meant for people coming in to work, but for people who just want to have a quick drink.” Meanwhile, her two kids were sitting on the window sills with their feet in the purple chairs; I think she needs to teach her children that they should not put their dirty feet in upholstery seats.

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08/30/11 VIDEO: On The Anniversary Of 9/11

Hello

In memory of the tenth anniversary of 9/11, I would like to offer you and your readers of Greenwich Roundup a message of peace in a short video and a pledge of tolerance.

http://myfellowamerican.us

If you are able to post or tweet about the video and the pledge, please let me know. I am here if you have any questions.

Thank you so much,

Elizabeth
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Elizabeth Potter
Unity Productions Foundation
myfellowamerican.us
facebook.com/MyFellowAmericanProject
@usmuslimstories

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08/30/11 Greenwich Received Over 6" Of Rainfall And Had More Than 25% Of Its Roads Blocked By Fallen Trees And Lost Power In 50% Of The Town

Greenwich is relatively well-off in comparison to other towns in the state, which lost entire homes to severe flooding and reported much higher power outage percentages.

As of Tuesday morning over 50 Connecticut communities were still reporting power outages of between 80 to 100 percent.

The Town of Greenwich has started to assemble cost estimates for damage from the storm so the state can begin requesting aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

The FEMA process has historically been very bureaucratic.

Competition for the funding will be fierce, since FEMA currently has less than $800 million in its disaster coffers and we have extremist TEA Party lunatics like Eric Cantor who want to deny funds to towns like Greenwich

Hopefully Greenwich Jim Himes' office has said Connecticut will be eligible for FEMA funding once its damages exceed the $4.6 million threshold.

The Town Of Greenwich's costs will mainly come from labor, overtime, equipment and supply expenses.

The Greenwich Emergency Management Coordinator currently does not have an estimate for how much Sunday's storm has cost the town in terms of damage and overtime expenses.

There's been a lot of damage. The town's number could be rather big.

Greenwich town workers have been on the streets around-the-clock since Sunday, working to remove trees and debris from Stamford streets. About a quarter of Greenwich's streets had some kind of blockage or were impassable after Sunday's storm

Over 30 Greenwich streets were still blocked as of today.

The Town DPW and tree crews have worked well together throughout this storm

The police and fire and EMS, who have been communicating constantly with the Greenwich Emergency Management Office, reporting downed lines, downed trees.

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08/30/11 Trouble Is Brewing On King Street: Two Nursing Homes On King Street, Are Still Without Power

Town And CL&P Crews Targeted The King Street Nursing Homes Last Night, But Greenwich Roundup Has Learn That The Homes Are Still On Back Up Generator Power

The Greenwich Woods Health Care And Rehabilitation Center on King Street lost power as the storm hit early Sunday, and was still running on generator power two days later.

The generator allows for essential areas, including corridors, medication and therapy rooms, and kitchens to be lit at Greenwich Woods. Patient rooms are still in the dark.

Connecticut Health of Greenwich, another nursing home on King Street, is also using a generator and has similar conditions.

If this situation is not corrected soon there may have to be evacuations of the nursing homes. Some families with power have removed their loved ones temporarily from one of the healthcare facilities.

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08/30/11 THE ROADS ARE NOT CLEAR IN GREENWICH: CL&P And Out-Of-State Power Crews Can't Work On Power Lines In The Backcountry And Are On Standby

Backcountry residents who going into their third day without power after Tropical Storm Irene, are shocked to learn that out of town Connecticut Light And Power crews are parked on the side of the road in Greenwich waiting for town DPW and Tree crews to clear roads.

Many out of state crews are complained about waiting for direction from the utility on what do, because they can't get to there assigned power restoration tasks.

First Selectman Peter Tesei, who has criticized CL&P for not providing sufficient manpower for Greenwich, is not allowing the crews that are here, work in an efficient manner.

Instead of belly aching the First Selectman needs to get his emergency management coordinator out in the field to get roads clear. The town has had 36 hours to get the roads clear.

The priority for the First Selectman's needs to be opening the 30 or so roads that still remain closed.

The utility crews that can get through have been working with the town on a list of priorities.

They are restoring power to health care facilities running on generator power and re-energizing sewage pump stations and homes served by sewer pumps in areas where the gravity system doesn't work.

One the Town of Greenwich gets the roads clear, there will be 15 line crews and 15 tree crews from the town and utility dedicated to customer restoration.

Greenwich Emergency Management officials declined to comment further on reports that crews were waiting around for roads to be cleared.

A lot of this is similar to what we experienced after the March 2010 storm.

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08/30/11 UPDATE: Connecticut Light And Power Along With Greenwich DWP And Tree Crews Made Some Progress Restoring Power Overnight

There are still about 8,700 households, or 31 percent of CL&P’s 28,000 Greenwich homes and businesses that are still without electricity this morning.

This is down from about 11,000 CL&P customers out on Monday night.

There were more than 13,000 without power on Sunday night, after Tropical Storm Irene swept through Greenwich.

08/30/11 The Greenwich Topix New Message Board (10 stories): TOP STORY - Greenwich Ed. Board Posts Meeting Agenda

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Greenwich - News August 30, 2011


Greenwich Ed. Board Posts Meeting Agenda

(The Daily Greenwich)
GREENWICH, Conn.--Here is an agenda for the Greenwich Public Schools Board of Education Work Session on Sept.

State Supreme Court reverses murder conviction in 2005 Stamford slaying

(NewsTimesLive)

The state Supreme Court vacated the conviction of a former mechanic found guilty of tying up a 75-year-old North Stamford woman and slashing her throat six years ago during a botched robbery, according to an advance opinion released Monday.

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Metro-North New Haven Line back in service
Metro-North New Haven Line back in service

(Connecticut Post)

The Stamford railroad station was nearly vacant on Monday except for two Metro-North Railroad ticket vendors, a trickle of travelers hoping New York-bound service would resume and several people using the station as a rendezvous point.

Greenwich Cleans Up Masses of Downed Trees

(The Daily Greenwich)

Kids and adults admiring the turtles in the pond at Binney Park in Old Greenwich share a footbridge with downed branches.

Woman Charged With Disorderly Conduct in Greenwich

(The Daily Greenwich)

A Stamford woman was arrested in Greenwich on Saturday after police responded to an alleged domestic threat.

Greenwich Supermarkets Open As Roads Close

(The Daily Greenwich)

Whole Foods on East Putnam Avenue and A&P Fresh on West Putnam Avenue are open. The West Putnam Avenue Stop and Shop is open, but has no ice and no propane.

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Cleaning Up After Irene

(Patch)
Greenwich Public Works and CL&P crews were seen working along the major routes in all sections of Greenwich Monday, cleaning up debris and repairing damage in the wake of Hurricane Irene, which toppled trees with her 60 mph winds; swelled rivers and streams with her heavy rains; and caused major tidal flooding along the coast.

Large tech firms likely to stick with stock sales

(American Chronicle)
Aug. 29--Despite the rocky stock market in recent weeks and social games maker Zynga's decision to delay its initial public offering, experts say a flood of companies will enter the public markets to raise capital this fall...

... there on the issuer side," said Kathleen Smith, a principal at Renaissance Capital, an IPO investment advisory in Greenwich, Conn. "The investors aren't as enthused yet, that's not as easy." Large tech companies such as Chicago-based daily deals ...

Greenwich Roads Reopen in Storm's Aftermath

(The Daily Greenwich)
Closed roads were being reopened Monday, but many Greenwich residents still had no power.

Is McMahon now dancing to the Tea Party tune?

(Hartford Advocate)
Linda McMahon, the Greenwich billionaire and former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO, seems to be snuggling up with the Republican right wing in her attempt to snatch the U.S. Senate nomination away from GOP moderate Chris Shays.


08/30/11 Social Network's Have Really Filled In The Void During This Disaster: Susie Ponce From The Greenwich Education Zone Checks In

SOCIAL NETWORKS ARE DOING THE WORK THAT HAM OR CB RADIO OPERATORS PERFORMED AT NATURAL DISASTERS BACK IN THE DAY....

Hi Brian!  How are you?  I hope you and your beautiful wife are doing well especially after Ms. Irene passed through.  I hope we can catch up soon at the building.  When are you normally there?  I believe I had heard about Harvest time from you some time ago.  I have gone a couple of times and it is an amazing church :0)  Have a beautiful day :0)

Susie T. Ponce
Hi Brian! How are you?

I hope you and your beautiful wife are doing well especially after Ms. Irene passed through. I hope we can catch up soon at the building. When are you normally there?

I believe I had heard about Harvest time from you some time ago.

I have gone a couple of times and it is an amazing church :0)

Have a beautiful day :0)
Dear Susie,

We will have to try and bump into each other.

I am only at 32 Field Point Road very late at night.

I run the coffee bar at Harvest Time Church at all four services each weekend.

And I am in your building at 181 Westchester Avenue twice a week taking care of Greenwich Ballet.

And I am on Facebook every day.

I look to talk to you further.

sincerely,

Brian

08/31/11 Greenwich Residents Continued To Assess The Damage To Their Homes And Other Personal Property

After 48 Hours of recovery from the tropical storm, floods and strong winds from Hurricane Irene the town is starting to discover how heavy damage the damage is.

A source in the Greenwich Emergency Management office had reported to Greenwich Roundup that there are at least five homes that have sever enough damaged from trees to met FEMA requirements that might qualify them for financial assistance.

There are over 120 Greenwich homes that have sustained flood damage from Irene.

So far there is not a firm number on the number of personal vehicles that were damaged in town.

These numbers are sure to go up dramatically over the next day or so.

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08/30/11 The Morning Edition Of The Raw Greenwich News Feed - Where Are The Greenwich Time Reporters?

News Reports About Greenwich, CT
Genesee & Wyoming to Present at Deutsche Bank Securities Aviation and ...
MarketWatch (press release)
GREENWICH, Conn., Aug 30, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Genesee & Wyoming Inc. (GWI) /quotes/zigman/164147/quotes/nls/gwr GWR +4.99% Chief Executive Officer John C. Hellmann will present at the Deutsche Bank Securities Aviation and Transportation Conference ...
Large tech firms likely to stick with stock sales
Boston Herald
"The enthusiasm is there on the issuer side," said Kathleen Smith, a principal at Renaissance Capital, an IPO investment advisory in Greenwich, Conn. "The investors aren't as enthused yet, that's not as easy." Large tech companies such as Chicago-based ...
Connecticut Cleans Up After Deadly Irene Slams The State
CBS New York
GREENWICH, CT (WCBS 880/AP) - Two deaths in Connecticut were being attributed to Tropical Storm Irene, which knocked out power to more than 700000 utility customers and swept some shorefront homes into the sea. Some businesses are still sucking up and ...
Local qualifies for Pan American Games
OCRegister
Schaffer, 11, won the 11-under boys 3-meter title, and edged James Hopper (Old Greenwich, Conn.) by 3.40 points, 225.10-221.70, to win the 1-meter crown. Laguna Hills' Austin Schaffer, middle, poses with one of two medals he won at the 2011 Junior ...


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