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Monday, May 4, 2009

05/04/09 Greenwich Roundup's Food And Lifestyle Coraspondent: Teatro Naturale

Year 1 n. 4 04 May 2009 Director LUIGI CARICATO
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All you must know about quality and origin marks

A useful guide to understand what Pdo, Doc, Aoc, Tsg mean. Natural and traditional products must be safeguarded and should be recognizable

Knowledge

Do we eat enough extra virgin olive oil?

The question leaves space for considerations that can reveal and raise troubling concerns. One study by Massimo Cocchi and Giovanni Lercker sheds light on a reality that urge to be thorough

Health

Swine flu: the influence that has made the world fear

The latest news indicate the virus showing little staying power. The steps to take to stay healthy and the symptoms. The real risks about a pandemic flu

Health

Laura Bosio: "What about the countryside people? Rough and silent, but they laugh"

She wrote a novel set in rice fields. "From the rural world, the writer says, I learnt the idea of weariness and determination. And the sense of freedom, too"

Interviews

The bubbles that delight: Franciacorta

Row upon row of vines, gently rolling hills, little towns, castles and abbeys, battlemented towers and historic homes set in ancient green woods that makes the Franciacorta a superb, sparkling, land

Tastes

Heinz Beck, character and firmament

The german chef hates who proposes for italian what is not with unrecognizable ingredients and loves pasta "cooked in any possible way"

Gastronomy

The rurality against the homologation of urban societies

In the countryside, looking not only for lost tastes and smells, but also for satisfying the eternal desire of self knowledge. The route of "Via Francigena" in Italy let discover the essence of the places it crosses

Album

The final declaration of the first G8 agricolture

Ministers of agriculture approved a document to develop proposals on food security, to prevent future crises linked to prices of agricultural primary commodities and input factors

Italy

Wine lists of American restaurants speak Italian

Made in Italy reaffirms as the leader among import wines in what is going to be the main enologic market in the world. Wine consumptions increases among women and young Americans

Tastes

How to choose among the hundreds of oil varieties?

Numbers and characteristics of a huge genetic heritage which has to be known in order to characterize and differentiate one's own extra virgin oil

Olive & Oil

Identifying the characteristics and the origin of honey with a simple analysis

The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance is able to analyze the chemical composition of honey which is strongly influenced by the production territory environment and the flora

Tastes

A good pruning prolongs the life cycle of the vineyard

An old philosophy in the vineyard management is back in vogue. With small cuts on the younger wood the grapevine can be productive for more than 50 years

Grapevine & Wine

Irrigation and oil accumulation (inolition): the two sides of the same coin

The diminution of rains and the raise in temperature present issues for the yield of oil from the fruit. There is still remedy

Olive & Oil

The relationship between pollution and cloudiness

The particulate produced by the human activity, especially in industrialized areas, has a direct effect on the rain

Science News

A business man and farmer: Enrico Rana

A definition of farming? Passion and devotion. An adjective for defining the world of farming? Fascinating and concrete

Rural people

A Megalith Site for Prehistoric Grape Growing

Varchignoli, a high Piedmont Northern Italy village, is a fascinating evidence confirming ancient peoples' technical skill in a passage period between the Bronze and the Iron Age

History

What about the man? He is more inclined to good than to evil

The writer Maurizio Cucchi comments on two extraordinary books by Albert Camus: L'étranger and La peste

Books

The Coca Cola ingredients

In Turkey, the secret of the famous Cola receipt, jealously kept by the Company since 1886, has been finally discovered

Tastes

A clarification about high fructose corn syrup

In the letter from the President of Corn Refiners Association some useful indications about a product used in the food supply because of its many functional benefits

Your voice

Violent, unbridled, wild and repulsive sex

Unbeknown to us, in our bedrooms incredible and terrible rapes take place. In comparison, Sodoma looks like the Vatican

Whispers

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Sunday, May 3, 2009

05/03/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: This Just In....

The Latest Greenwich News Briefs:

Finding quality stocks in bear market is tricky
Chicago Tribune
... though in recent weeks a lot of the low-hanging fruit was taken," said Steven Goldman, chief market strategist with Weeden & Co. in Greenwich, Conn., ...
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Value, variety stock the shelves at Le Wine Shop in Larchmont
Lower Hudson Journal news
(He has another shop by the same name in Greenwich, Conn., and a specialty food shop, called - naturellement - Le Gourmet, also in Greenwich. ...
Boston Globe

Where the rich really are different, or at least brattier
Boston "We Are Still Here" Globe

... the narrator looks down on Christie, whose need to impress leads her to mention she grew up in Greenwich, Conn., within a few minutes of meeting anyone. ...

The Latest Gay Old Greenwich Blog Posts:

Gay News Blog: Long Island legislator marries partner in Conn.
By Tom Jackson
Jon Cooper and Robert Cooper were wed in a park Thursday in Old Greenwich, Conn. The 54-year-old Majority Leader of the Suffolk County Legislature called the brief ceremony "a public recognition of the private commitment that Rob and I ...
Gay News Blog - http://gay_blog.blogspot.com/
GLBTQ: Gay News Magazine Headlines (T24T-2)
By Tom@2015Place.com (Tom)
OLD GREENWICH, CONN. (AP) A Long Island legislator has legally married his partner in Connecticut. Jon Cooper and Robert Cooper were wed in a park Thursday in Old Greenwich, Conn. The 54-year-old Majority Leader of the Suffolk County ...
GLBTQ - http://glbtq.blogspot.com/
Entourage: Entourage - Change when it comes cracks everything
By Jacky
Jon Cooper and Robert Cooper (Fashion & Style/Weddings/Celebrations) Jon Cooper and Robert Cooper were married Thursday at Binney Park in Old Greenwich, Conn. Ann S. Isaacson, a justice of the peace in Greenwich, officiated. Read more. ...
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Union rules may lead to bumping
A high-stakes version of musical chairs could unfold at Town Hall if a grievance brought by the town's ousted traffic engineer is successful. Laid off in February when the town eliminated his Read More »

A schools' leadership vacuum
The pending departure of the town schools chief and many top-ranking administrators in the weeks ahead has some parents and officials worried that the turnover could create a leadership void in the Read More »

Tesei scolds fire chief over drills
Both the fire chief and assistant fire chief have been reprimanded by First Selectman Peter Tesei for their role in planning recent drills in which fire trucks went out on mock calls with their Read More »

State denies Greenwich Hospital request to offer elective angioplasties
The state Office of Health Care Access has denied Greenwich Hospital's request to offer elective angioplasty, saying patients would be put at risk because the hospital can't perform open-heart Read More »

RTM floats $4.7M take-back
A week away from a key vote on the $340.2 million town budget by the Representative Town Meeting, a motion is floating around the legislative body to cut $4. Read More »

Media outlets, town officials meet over news racks
The hodgepodge of newspaper and free publication boxes that line the streets of the central business district may soon be a thing of the past. The town is forging ahead with plans to merge the boxes Read More »

Green thumbs and novices explore 48th gardeners market
Carol Mawhinney admitted she doesn't have much of a green thumb, but that didn't stop her from heading to the Garden Education Center's 48th annual May Gardeners' Market on Saturday. Read More »

The Dish

.....Scene "¦ New York Giants defensive ends Justin Tuck and Dave Tollefson were seen having lunch at Centro in Glenville on April 22 with Pastor Ken Kieffer of the First United Methodist Church in Greenwich and George McGovern, the Giants' chaplain......

.....Scene "¦ Greenwich resident and baseball All-Star Bobby Bonilla was seen at the ATAndT store on West Putnam Avenue in Greenwich last weekend......

.....Scene "¦ Riverside resident and former football great Frank Gifford and his daughter Cassidy were seen enjoying the warm weather April 25 on the patio of Terra Ristorante in Greenwich.....

Susie Is Soooooo Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba BORING........

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05/03/09 PRESS RELEASE: YWCA to hold Old Bags lunch

The YWCA of Greenwich will hold its third annual "Old Bags Luncheon" to benefit its domestic abuse services on Thursday at the Belle Haven Club on Otter Rock Drive.

The Old Bags Luncheon features live and silent auctions of "old bags" and new bags, donated by designers, retailers and individuals. The YWCA of Greenwich is accepting donations of designer bags for the auction.

Neiman Marcus will donate two new designer bags for the Old Bags Luncheon auction.

For information about the event, sponsorship opportunities or to make a donation, call 869-6501, ext. 161, or e-mail a.seminara@ywcagreenwich.org.

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05/03/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS: PR Synergy Plus.

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As background, I started a PR Consortium in Connecticut two years ago and chose the four core members to start PR Synergy Plus, which we launched on April 20th. These four members, of which Jenifer Howard is one, are founding members.

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As a member of the Greenwich Arts Council, Gillian has been selected for the ninth consecutive year to be apart of Greenwich's 12th annual "Art to the Avenue"...

05/03/09 Greenwich Roundup's International Coraspondent: Stop Injustice Now (SIN)

'Stop Injustice Now' News Letter

Stop Injustice Now Newsletter

News Stories

'1st May 2009'

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In The News

April News 2009

Paedophile jailed for tot assault

Father had children snatched from him for five years after partner made false paedophile claims, High Court told

Child abuse whistle-blower arrested

Social worker struck off after biting son

Bloggers excluded as family courts opened

Spare us from state-regulated grannies

Family Justice - Camilla Cavendish's campaign

Doncaster: The rotten borough they call the Haringey of the north

Sedation link to birth defects (BBC Newsnight)

Brothers charged with boys attack (BBC Newsnight)

Reunited with adopted son (This Morning)

My adopted son came home after 23 years.. and nearly ended my marriage

Social worker put kids at risk

Social worker struck off

Kim Bromley-Derry says profession has felt 'under siege' since Baby P

Chief social worker quits before crucial inspection

Family of murdered schoolgirl say justice system has let them down

Changes made to child protection

Father hits out over murder term

Social worker shortage forces UK to recruit in Australia

Social worker vacancies in adult services on par with children's

Confused process led to unlawful removal of Baby K

Plan to join up social services and NHS care in Blackburn and Darwen

Limit imposed on social workers’ child abuse caseloads

Policewoman who collapsed in labour died of natural causes, coroner rules

Jury finds teen mother guilty of child abuse and murder

Rapid change in children's services department

Police say no action to be taken over Old Buckenham Hall School allegations

'No bullying' at children's unit

Inspirational women of the year: Alison's son was snatched away after she was wrongly branded a child abuser...now she fights for justice for other mothers

The Girl Who Came Back From the Dead (SKY 3)

This child is special, an Oscar child. So now we want £200k (News of the World)

Erratic care system ‘is a catastrophe for vulnerable children’

No more shaken babies

Happiness of child must be at heart of care system reform

Merced social worker had sex with teen boy she was supervising, sheriff's department says

Overseas recruitment drive for social workers

Warder accused of Jersey child abuse faces new charges

Child Abuse Prevention

Paedophile jailed for rape of unknown girl in 'unique' case

Councils respond to Laming recommendations

Councils blast Laming report "missed opportunity"

Abuse scheme faces major workload

Kimberley; Young Mum 10 Years On (Channel 4)

Age of secrecy ends as family courts are opened to media scrutiny

Family Courts; Central London

Family Courts; Bath

Family Courts; Barnet

Family Courts; Manchester

CASE STUDIES; Family courts

Mother's surprise confession exploded cot death theory

Mother who hit son with hairbrush given community order

Council sacks four more Baby P workers... without any payoffs

Four More Staff Sacked Over Baby P failings

Family courts system accused of hiding evidence from parents

Ottery activist’s ‘chaos’ pledge (New Fathers 4 Justice)

New family courts are called 'corrupt'

Girl, 8, gets divorced in Saudi Arabia

Researching Reform; Natasha Phillips Interviews John Hemming MP

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Ian Walton

Stop Injustice Now


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1st May 2009
Baby P 'stepfather' raped child (ITV News)
Baby P 'stepfather' raped child

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Baby P's 'stepfather' has been found guilty of raping a toddler on Haringey Council's at-risk register.

The mother of Baby P, who is 27, was cleared of cruelty to the girl.

The mother and her 32-year-old boyfriend, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were both convicted of causing or allowing the death of Baby P, who can now be named as Peter.

The couple were tried at the Old Bailey under false names and the jury had no idea of their true identities or their connection to Baby P.

The rape was discovered when the couple were investigated over Baby P's death.

They, along with their lodger, were cleared of the little boy's murder but all three were found guilty of causing or allowing his death.

The man and woman were remanded in custody for sentencing on May 21 and 22.

The convictions mean the judge will be able to pass a life sentence on the stepfather if he considers him to be a danger to the public

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BAAF working to find A way to split families up, so children can be stolen all year round. Every November they draw the nation's attention in stealing more children. Each year they Campaign to steal more children. Read and listen to people who have been affected by Forced Adoption. The adoptive parents and adopted people are fooled in to the corruption with deception. If you feel ready to make the next step towards becoming an Abductor parent, we'll help guide you to the next steps. Stealing Children is open to more people than you think. BAAF, Social Services, Solicitors, Judges, The Government All Steal Your Children From You. There are opportunities to Email Your Local Social Services to Tell Them About Your Own Account Of How They Steal Children. In aspects of forced-adoption. Just Contact Your Local Authority, I'm Sure They Would Be Able To Steal A Child For You.

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Saturday, May 2, 2009

05/02/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: This just In ......

The Latest Greenwich News Briefs:

Program features Japanese stitching
Portales News-Tribune - Portales,NM
She lives in Greenwich, Conn. Chef Jay McCarthy is the spokesman for the Plains Cooperative Oil Mill in Lubbock, Texas, and he'll talk about where ...
Kate Shopkorn, Jason Finkelstein
New York Times - United States
... a son of Denise and David Finkelstein of Manalapan, NJ Rabbi Peter J. Rubinstein officiated at the Fairview Country Club in Greenwich, Conn. ...
New York Times
Habitats Prospect-Lefferts Gardens Musicians Preferred; ...
New York Times - United States
She'sa ceramist, he plays drums, and they fled a house-sitting gig in Greenwich, Conn., where, Ms. Dassonville suggested, they were dying of ennui. ...
Trying to Fight Litter, Arnold Along With Pete
New York Times - United States
Arnold's daughters — Cathy in Mohegan Lake and Lois in Greenwich, Conn. — can no longer pass by litter on neighborhood roads without picking it up. ...
REITs' Rise Sets Back Day Traders
Wall Street Journal - USA
"It's not your father's REIT industry right now," said Matthew Gilman, head of Starwood Real Estate Securities LLC in Greenwich, Conn. ...
Keene woman's experience in Uruguay as a teenager set her on ...
The Keene Sentinel - Keene,NH
By Sentinel Staff When Skye Stephenson of Keene was a teenager, she voyaged more than 5000 miles from her home in Greenwich, Conn., to a different world. ...

A Lot Of Newspapers Carry Associated Press Reports About Greenwich:

Americans struggle through a day in the recession...
AP Photo - In this photo taken Wednesday, April 1, 2009, David Rabin poses at his home in Greenwich, Conn. Rabin has been unemployed since October after he was laid off as a senior vice president of marketing for a small financial ...
Merced Sun-Star: Business - http://www.mercedsunstar.com/109/index.rss
Americans struggle through a day in the recession - Business ...
And in Greenwich, Conn., home to hedge fund billionaires, it's David Rabin, who lost his $100000 job last October as a senior vice president for a small financial services firm. He spends part of his morning in his basement, ...
Daily Advance - Business - http://www.dailyadvance.com/business/


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Americans struggle through a day in the recession
Modesto Bee


And in Greenwich, Conn., home to hedge-fund billionaires, it's David Rabin, who lost his $100000 job last October as a senior vice president for a small ...
Road races plentiful in May
Stamford Advocate


....Next Saturday one of the prettiest 3 mile races in the state, the Riverside Run, celebrates its 27th running from the elementary school in that section of Greenwich.

It's a challenging course because the first mile or so is primarily downhill as you run from the school to the seaside community of Willomere, encouraging racers, especially the throng of youngsters from the school, to bolt out at breakneck pace. Of course, all that altitude has to be regained, and the climb back up brings more than one person to a shuffle or walk. In the early days of the running boom 10km races were everywhere; now, they're rarities, at least in these parts.....

05/02/09 Greenwich Baseball Roundup

The Greenwich Department of Parks and Recreation has begun registration for the Small Fry Baseball program. Players must turn age 7 before April 30, 2009. Log on to www.greenwichct.org for more information, or contact the recreation office at 622-7830.

The Brunswick Baseball Camp for boys age 6-12. Baseball games daily within each age group. Camp runs June 15-July 17, Mon-Fri. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $275 per week. Call Steve Weber at 203-625-5800.

AP Connecticut at 2 p.m. - Nobody Has More Associated Press Stories Than The Greenwich Time.....

This Just In From The Associated Press Wire Service .....


The breaking news staffer is Melissa Trujillo. The news editor is Patrick Sanders. The Hartford bureau can be reached at (860) 246-6876 or toll-free (800) 842-2068. For problems with equipment, the communications department in Hartford can be reached at (860) 246-6878 or toll-free (800) 246-6878. AP stories, along with the photos that accompany them, can also be obtained from http://www.apexchange.com/. Reruns are also available from the Service Desk, (800) 838-4616.

RECESSION-ONE DAY IN AMERICA UNDATED -- It's a rainy spring morning and Tamara Ogier plants herself at a table in a Spartan room in the Atlanta federal courthouse, computer and tape recorder at hand, ready to hear another day's stories of financial ruin. Couples facing foreclosure. Down-and-out real estate agents. Merchants who've shut their doors. Some clutch folders, some couples hold on to each other as they sit on pew-like benches, waiting to tell the court-appointed bankruptcy trustee how they ended up deep in debt. By National Writer Sharon Cohen. An abridged version also moved. Story includes profile of Greenwich resident.

Greenwich man, others across the country, struggle through the recession
It's a rainy spring morning and Tamara Ogier plants herself at a table in a Spartan room in the Atlanta federal courthouse, computer and tape recorder at hand, ready to hear another day's stories of



By Sharon Cohen ASSOCIATED PRESS


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Yale president has cancer surgery
NEW HAVEN -- Yale President Richard Levin is recovering after what a school official says was successful surgery for prostate cancer. The Yale Daily News reports the 61-year-old Levin had surgery


By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Connecticut falls short of fed goal on flu supply
BALTIMORE -- With a swine flu outbreak spreading across the nation, more than half the states -- including Connecticut -- have yet to stockpile the number of flu-treatment doses recommended by the federal government, an Associated Press survey finds.


By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chrysler files for bankruptcy
DETROIT -- After months of living on government loans, Chrysler finally succumbed to bankruptcy Thursday, pinning its future on a top-to-bottom reorganization and plans to build cleaner cars through


By Tom Krisher and Stephen Manning Associated Press

Silgan Holdings expects lower 2Q earnings
STAMFORD - Silgan Holdings Inc., a packaging manufacturer, on Thursday backed its full-year profit outlook and forecast lower second-quarter profit. Silgan Holdings forecast 2009 adjusted net income


Wire Report The Associated Press

Biden: No border closing for flu
WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration stood solidly against closing the U.S.-Mexico border today, with Vice President Joe Biden calling it "a monumental undertaking" with questionable benefits.


By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Two sentenced in regional drug ring
BRIDGEPORT -- Two state men have been sentenced to prison for their roles in a drug-selling operation that brought large amounts of cocaine from New York to New Haven. John Hobson, 49, of West Haven


By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Flu precautions increase Stamford, Norwalk ER visits; Hand sanitizer sales soar
As residents take recommended precautions against swine flu, emergency room visits and sales of hand sanitizer and face masks are increasing. Scott Orstad, Stamford Hospital spokesman, said



By Devon Lash STAFF WRITER

Obama calls first 100 days tense but fruitful
ARNOLD, Mo. -- Marking his symbolic 100th day in office, President Barack Obama told Midwesterners Wednesday: "I'm pleased with the progress we've made but I'm not satisfied." "I'm confident with


By Julie Pace The Associated Press

Economic fall bigger than forecast
WASHINGTON -- The economy shrank at a worse-than-expected 6.1 percent pace at the start of this year as sharp cutbacks by businesses and the biggest drop in U.S. exports in 40 years overwhelmed a


By ASSOCIATED PRESS



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Jon Cooper and Robert Cooper
New York Times


Jon Cooper and Robert Cooper were married Thursday at Binney Park in Old Greenwich, Conn. Ann S. Isaacson, a justice of the peace in Greenwich, officiated.

Jon Cooper (left), 54, is the Democratic majority leader of the Suffolk County Legislature in Hauppauge, N.Y. He is also the president and an owner of the Spectronics Corporation, a manufacturer in Westbury, N.Y., that makes ultraviolet lighting equipment and fluorescent materials. He was the Long Island chairman for Barack Obama’s presidential campaign and had a seat on Mr. Obama’s national finance committee. He graduated from Duke.

He is the son of Florence Cooper and B. William Cooper of Lloyd Harbor, N.Y. His father is a founder and the chief executive of Spectronics.

Robert Cooper, 51, legally changed his surname 21 years ago, soon after the first of the couple’s five children was adopted. He is a member of the board of the Family Service League, a nonprofit organization in Suffolk County that offers assistance to needy families.

He is a son of Nelida C. Lache of Miami and the late Roberto Mesa, who lived in Havana.

05/02/09 Greenwich citizen Reports

Swine Flu tests Greenwich's Health Emergency Response
No cases of swine flu have been detected in Greenwich, but Health Director Caroline Baisley and her team of emergency health responders are, through drills, ...


Art to the Avenue
By Anne W. Semmes

Greenwich is brimming with artistic talent, and for more than three weeks in May, 130 local artists will be celebrated in the windows and ...

The departing Kathy Greider gets a roasting by the BOE
By Anne W. Semmes

With only a couple of weeks left before Deputy Superintendent Kathy Greider says goodbye to the Greenwich Public School district, ...

It's academic
tephanie Damascus, of Greenwich, a student at King Low Heywood Thomas School in Stamford, is among 25 outstanding high school juniors selected to Bentley ...


Capasso stepping down as GHS headmaster
By Anne W. Semmes

On Monday, Alan Capasso, 54, who has steered the good ship of Greenwich High School (GHS) the last five years as headmaster and the ...

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05/02/09 PRESS RELEASE: Adult Ed To Offer History Films

Greenwich Adult and Continuing Education has scheduled a history-film festival ­with movies about local history for 7 p.m. Wednesday at Greenwich High School, 10 Hillside Road.

Films will illustrate the history of southwestern Connecticut, featuring figures like Gen. Israel Putnam, Boss Tweed, the Count de Rochambeau, Sybil Ludington, John Andre, and Benedict Arnold.

The class will be taught by local historian John Savage, of Old Greenwich, who wrote and produced all the videos.

For more information, call Greenwich Adult & Continuing Education at 625-7474.


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Re: Greenwich Diva get top link from Huffington Post

Wow! No surprises here!

Glad to see Greenwich Diva getting the recognition for something that she loves and works hard for.

Keep it up!

Susan

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05/01/09 GREENWICH BLOG BREAKING RECORDS: Greenwich Diva gets top link from Huffington Post

05/02/08 The Latest Greenwich Time News Links .....

PHOTO: New School president Bob Kerry, former CBS anchorman Dan Rather, and Virginia senator Jim Webb talk before the start of the fundraiser Friday for Soldiers for The Truth Foundation held at Richards of Greenwich.

Celebs, politicians come out to support troops in Greenwich
A mix of high-profile politicians, celebrities and soldiers advocates' gathered on Greenwich Avenue Friday night to honor U.S. Sen. Jim Webb, D-Va., with an award that highlights his work in providing troops with life-saving combat gear.

The event at Richards of Greenwich was hosted by the Greenwich-based advocacy group Soldiers For The Truth Foundation as part of an honorary salute to the organization's founder, the late Col. David Hackworth.

Special guest Dan Rather, former head anchor for CBS News, joined in lauding Webb and honoring two soldiers' families at the event.

"I believe strongly in the work that they do," said Rather as he arrived at the event. "I am happy to help in any way that I can. Their work is very meaningful."...... Read More »

Greenwich backpedals on plan to change addresses
The numbers just don't add up for Cos Cobbers. Now they might not for town officials either. A day after a contentious public hearing on a public safety initiative to renumber properties along East Read More »

Greenwich, officers agree to settle over military lawsuit
Two years after five Greenwich police officers sued the town claiming they were discriminated against because of their military service, officials said Friday that a tentative settlement has been reached.

Though officials on both sides confirmed that the officers and the town had reached an agreement, they said details of the settlement cannot be released to the public until it is approved by the Board of Selectmen, the Board of Estimate and Taxation and the Representative Town Meeting. "At this point in time, all I can say is that the settlement conference was productive and we will be moving forward with presenting the results of it to the various town bodies," said First Selectman Peter Tesei, who traveled to Hartford on Thursday to participate in a settlement conference before a federal magistrate.....
....The four other officers in the military lawsuit were Patrolman Sean O'Donnell, Sgt. Kraig Gray, Lt. James Heavey and retired Detective Terry McCue. Their Meriden-based attorney Richard Gudis did not return several calls Friday seeking comment on the settlement. Town Attorney John Wayne Fox did not return a call for comment Friday.

Chief of Police David Ridberg, who also attended proceedings in Hartford on Thursday, said he felt positive about the way the conference played out.....
....The lawsuit was seeking unspecified compensation for economic losses, including benefits, legal fees and punitive damages, from the town. Officials did not say whether the town agreed to pay anything Thursday, or if any of the officers will have a chance to take promotional exams they were barred from participating in before.

Officials said it could be a few months before the agreement is finalized. Read More »

Kids, parents take in annual Pow WowWith an aural background of excited, screaming children, Bill Fox watched carefully as his 6-year-old son Will took his first whirl on one of the big amusement rides Friday afternoon at the North Mianus School Pow Wow. Read More »

Green path to heaven
EVANSTON, Ill. -- When it rained, water filled the basement a foot high, flooding the preschool room at least once a year. The air conditioner wouldn't work in two rooms at the same time.
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Religion brief
Methodists affirm gay marriage ban DENVER -- United Methodist clergy cannot perform same-sex marriages or gay civil unions, even if their regional church district supports the idea, the Read More »

Yale president has cancer surgery
NEW HAVEN -- Yale President Richard Levin is recovering after what a school official says was successful surgery for prostate cancer. The Yale Daily News reports the 61-year-old Levin had surgery
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Moore helps Greenwich group celebrate milestone
Mary Tyler Moore's iconic television character, a single 30-something, played a role in advancing the women's movement, as the '70s series was one of the first to seriously portray an independent Read More »
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