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Greenwich Time Editor David Warner Is Still Clueless About School Board Member Michael Bodson's Hamilton Avenue School Email Concerning Mold
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The Greenwich Time Would Rather Rehash A Report About A Church Using Dr. Seuess. Instead Of Reporting About Poor Disadvataged Children Who Have A New School That Is Leaking.
Doctor Betty Seuss
Green Mold And Ham Ave
Church offers Seuss program
By Meredith Blake
Staff Writer
Article Launched: 09/14/2008 02:31:26 AM
Ephriam Tice just turned 2 in August and already knows how to say, "Cat in the Hat." "He's familiar with all the characters in that book," his mother Jennifer Tice said.
Dr. Seuss to spruce up sermons
By Debra Friedman
Staff Writer
Article Launched: 09/02/2008 08:07:18
Dr. Seuss characters will be popping into town this September to mark the Second Congregational Church's annual homecoming festivities, which mark the end of summer vacations and the beginning of full attendance at services. ......People are away a lot of the summer in Greenwich so it's a nice way to start the church school year," said Hanson.Last year the church marked homecoming festivities with Walt Disney-inspired themes. Constantine, who once worked for Walt Disney, also wrote the music for that event.To reserve a spot at the lunch, or to receive more information about the events, contact the church office manager at (203) 869-9311, ext. 120.
The Greenwich Time Continues to rehash old stories:
Shays, Himes rake in corporate campaign contributions
WASHINGTON - In the 4th Congressional District money race, Republican Christopher Shays and Democrat Jim Himes have relied largely on Wall Street heavyweights to build massive campaign treasuries
Grad makes road trip for PBS
Greenwich native Nicole Daddona won't be the first 22-year-old to embark on a cross-country road trip with her best friends after graduating from college
Krumeich kicks-off
Standing outside the Greenwich Avenue building that formerly housed his grandfather's Greenwich Produce Co.
Knot this time: Brunswick battles Taft to scoreless tie in opener
The formula for the Brunswick School's soccer team has never been all that complex. Actually, it sounds quite simple.
Mortgage giant bailout could boost real estate market
The federal government's recent bailout of mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will give a boost to the region's home-buying market, area real experts said.
Here is what Greenwich Roundup's Local Real Estate says:
A Home Run? Local real estate columnists seem to to ...
think that the federal salvage of Fannie Mae is going to save our industry. I disagree. Look, people will always need housing and Greenwich will, at least until the School Board finishes destroying our educational system, continue to be an attractive place to live, so we're not going to see Fargo, North Dakota prices here in town - I hope. But the Fed's action is a huge admission that the mortgage business is in deep, deep trouble. One reader of this blog has commented (and if you're not reading the comments, you're missing much more wisdom than you'll find in these primary postings) that we have $11 trillion in mortgage liability outstanding and something like $600 BILLION (corrected by reader) backing it up. That's not encouraging. We'll all survive, and I continue to believe that buying a house now at the right price will prove a great investment a few years from now, but federal intervention in the lending market is a sign of desperate times, not a ray of sunshine; in my opinion.
By the way - it's been a while since I ticked off Franklin Bloomer, head of our Land Use Commission and chief of silliness for the Floor Area Ratio regulations. He wasn't pleased when I reported that he'd torn down his house in Riverside and replaced it with a Westy's self-storage center as reparation for denying Greenwich residents the use of their attics, and I just realized that he's still wrong, and still in office. So here's my vote for his well-deserved retirement. Perhaps he can start a hedge fund.
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I do not like mold in a box.
I do not like mold with a fox.
I do not like mold with a fox.
I do not like mold here.
I do not like mold anywhere.
I do not like it to leak at the old Ham Ave School.
I do not like it to leak at the old Ham Ave School.
I do not like mold here.
I do not like mold anywhere.
I do not like mold with a leak in the modular Classroom.
I do not like mold anywhere.
I do not like mold with a leak in the modular Classroom.
I do not like mold here.
I do not like mold anywhere.
I do not like mold here in the 30 Million Dollar School.
I do not like mold here.
I do not like mold anywhere.
I do not like mold here in the 30 Million Dollar School.
I do not like mold here.
I do not like mold anywhere.
I do not like green mold at Ham. Ave
You have been repeatedly told
I do not like green mold at Ham. Ave
You have been repeatedly told
I do not like mold, Doctor Betty-I-am...
Church offers Seuss program
By Meredith Blake
Staff Writer
Article Launched: 09/14/2008 02:31:26 AM
Ephriam Tice just turned 2 in August and already knows how to say, "Cat in the Hat." "He's familiar with all the characters in that book," his mother Jennifer Tice said.
Dr. Seuss to spruce up sermons
By Debra Friedman
Staff Writer
Article Launched: 09/02/2008 08:07:18
Dr. Seuss characters will be popping into town this September to mark the Second Congregational Church's annual homecoming festivities, which mark the end of summer vacations and the beginning of full attendance at services. ......People are away a lot of the summer in Greenwich so it's a nice way to start the church school year," said Hanson.Last year the church marked homecoming festivities with Walt Disney-inspired themes. Constantine, who once worked for Walt Disney, also wrote the music for that event.To reserve a spot at the lunch, or to receive more information about the events, contact the church office manager at (203) 869-9311, ext. 120.
The Greenwich Time Continues to rehash old stories:
Shays, Himes rake in corporate campaign contributions
WASHINGTON - In the 4th Congressional District money race, Republican Christopher Shays and Democrat Jim Himes have relied largely on Wall Street heavyweights to build massive campaign treasuries
Grad makes road trip for PBS
Greenwich native Nicole Daddona won't be the first 22-year-old to embark on a cross-country road trip with her best friends after graduating from college
Krumeich kicks-off
Standing outside the Greenwich Avenue building that formerly housed his grandfather's Greenwich Produce Co.
Knot this time: Brunswick battles Taft to scoreless tie in opener
The formula for the Brunswick School's soccer team has never been all that complex. Actually, it sounds quite simple.
Mortgage giant bailout could boost real estate market
The federal government's recent bailout of mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will give a boost to the region's home-buying market, area real experts said.
Here is what Greenwich Roundup's Local Real Estate says:
A Home Run? Local real estate columnists seem to to ...
think that the federal salvage of Fannie Mae is going to save our industry. I disagree. Look, people will always need housing and Greenwich will, at least until the School Board finishes destroying our educational system, continue to be an attractive place to live, so we're not going to see Fargo, North Dakota prices here in town - I hope. But the Fed's action is a huge admission that the mortgage business is in deep, deep trouble. One reader of this blog has commented (and if you're not reading the comments, you're missing much more wisdom than you'll find in these primary postings) that we have $11 trillion in mortgage liability outstanding and something like $600 BILLION (corrected by reader) backing it up. That's not encouraging. We'll all survive, and I continue to believe that buying a house now at the right price will prove a great investment a few years from now, but federal intervention in the lending market is a sign of desperate times, not a ray of sunshine; in my opinion.
By the way - it's been a while since I ticked off Franklin Bloomer, head of our Land Use Commission and chief of silliness for the Floor Area Ratio regulations. He wasn't pleased when I reported that he'd torn down his house in Riverside and replaced it with a Westy's self-storage center as reparation for denying Greenwich residents the use of their attics, and I just realized that he's still wrong, and still in office. So here's my vote for his well-deserved retirement. Perhaps he can start a hedge fund.
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Can we now, at last, close this case? Rosenberg re...
Lehman's woes I doubt that this firm's difficultie...
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10 Cat Rock So-so picture but terrific house New l...
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