11/25/11 Support Your Favorite Small Business With a Patch Shout-Out and more from Greenwich Patch

Today 58° 40° Tomorrow 59° 43° November 25, 2011 Your News November 25, 2011 Support Your Favorite Small Business With a Patch Shout-Out Katie Ryan O'Connor | Nov 25, 2011 | 0 Comments With Small Business Saturday coming this weekend, you can help drive feet — and wallets — to your favorite independent business. Pop Up on Greenwich Avenue Sue Rogers | Nov 25, 2011 | 0 Comments An emerging trend in retail comes to Greenwich. Got Some Turkey Leftovers? Turn Them Into Pies Lee Elkins | Nov 25, 2011 | 0 Comments How to turn those last bits of the bird into a tasty meal. Holiday Weekend: What's Open, What's Closed Leslie Yager and Barbara Heins | Nov 25, 2011 | 0 Comments Holiday weekend schedules for businesses, government and movies. Post It: Tag Sales, Furniture and Vehicles For Sale Barbara Heins | Nov 25, 2011 | 0 Comments Today's "Post It" also includes services and items for sale. Add your tag sale to comments and add your items to the gallery. Things to Do November 25, 2011 12:00am JCC Basketball League Registration Registration is now open for the Greenwich Basketball League, open to all boys and girls, grades 1-8. Players will enjoy first rate … Friday, November 25, 2011 All Day Rembrandts Featured in Bruce Museum Exhibit All Day JCC Basketball League Registration 7:00am AOC FINE WINES /CORPORATE GIFTS 9:30am November Exhibit at the Geary Gallery in Darien 10:00am 10th annual "Festival of Lighthouses" display 10:00am BLACK FRIDAY SALE-30% OFF *excluding Holiday Collection* 12:00pm Greenwich Reindeer Festival & Santa's Workshop 12:00pm Greenwich Arts Council "Look Who's Here!" Artists' Make Mirrors Exhibition 6:00pm Samuel Owens Gallery: A New Take on Old Fashioned Goods

11/25/11 An Antidote to Black Friday And More News From The Daily Greenwich

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An Antidote to Black Friday
by Becca Tucker | 11/25/11
	In this season of shopping, Becca Tucker offers a new way to think about old clothes. Who are you ... READ MORE

Adopt Baka Into Your Greenwich Home
by Anna Helhoski | 11/25/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. – The Greenwich pet of the week is Baka, a 6-month-old neutered male Siberian Husky. Baka will weigh 80 to 90 ... READ MORE

Greenwich Detective Commended for Robbery Arrests
by Anna Helhoski | 11/25/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. – Detective Sgt. Thomas Kelly of the Greenwich Police Department has been honored for his foot pursuit of a suspect ... READ MORE

Greenwich Squanders Late Lead, League Title by Eric Gendron | 11/24/11

GREENWICH, Conn. – The Greenwich High football team has relied on its rock-solid defense all season. But when they needed it most, ... READ MORE

11/24/11 The Raw Greenwich Late Night News Feed

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Greenwich Falls To Staples in FCIAC Championship, 31-27 Patch.com By Bob Birge Greenwich suffered a 31-27 loss to Staples in the FCIAC championship Thursday after squandering a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter. The defeat eliminated the Cardinals from the state playoffs Mark Borderud It may go down as the greatest ...

Former officer killed in crash remembered Greenwich Time Greenwich police have set up a memorial to former police detective James Lunney at their Bruce Place headquarters. Lunney who lead the investigation into the 1975 killing of Martha Moxley, was killed in Florida Sunday after his motorcycle was involved ...

Homeownes remain skeptical over CL&P reliability Greenwich Post Almost a month after an unusual October snowstorm left many Greenwich residents without power, a representative from Connecticut Light and Power was grilled by members of the Northeast Greenwich Association who expressed skepticism that the power ...

Santa heads to McArdle's Friday afternoon Greenwich Post Prancer, Comet, Donder and Blitzen will be returning to downtown Greenwich to McArdle's Florist & Garden Center, 48 Arch St., for the Third Annual Greenwich Reindeer Festival and Santa's Workshop, Nov. 25 through Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. On Friday, Nov. ...

Keeping Drivers Safe During the Holiday Season Patch.com By Barbara Heins Greenwich Police are in a giving mood as the holiday season officially begins this weekend. And the effort is keep drivers safe. Thanks to a state Department of Transportation grant, the department's traffic division is spearheading a ...

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11/24/11 We should take this opportunity to thank the volunteers of Greenwich Community Television

Thanks so much to those who have tirelessly assisted GCTV Channel 79.

Week after week, they bring Greenwich town government to the citizens.

Covering the RTM, Paul Curtis.

Covering the Board of Selectmen and Planning & Zoning, Don Conway.

Covering the Retired Men's Association cameramen, Ted Spool and Steve Marino.

Covering the BET, Jenny Larkin.

We should also thank Greenwich Selectman Drew Marzullo for his guidance as GCTV's liaison.

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11/24/11 The Raw Greenwich Blog Feed: Mt. Kisco Man Charged With DWI in Greenwich

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Mt. Kisco Man Charged With DWI in Greenwich - Chappaqua-Mount Kisco... The defendant is was driving in the wrong direction on Greenwich Avenue, which is one way. A Mount Kisco man was busted on a driving while intoxicated charge early Sunday after Greenwich Police spotted him driving the wrong way on Greenwich Avenue. Mark M. McCabe, 49, who gave an address of 200 Diplomat Dr., was arrested at 1:45 a.m. Nov. 20 after an officer saw him driving north in the southbound-only Greenwich Avenue, according to a police report. Police stopped him after he turned onto East Putnam Avenue. McCabe is accused of having red, glassy eyes, an odor of alcohol on his breath and in his car, and failing field sobriety tests. He also was ticketed for driving the wrong way on a one-way street. McCabe was released on a $250 bond and scheduled to appear Dec. 6 in Connecticut state Superior Court in Stamford.

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11/24/11 Happy Thanksgiving Greenwich

Today is Thanksgiving in Greenwich, an American holiday if ever there was one. It is perhaps the one holiday we celebrate that crosses all lines cultural, spiritual and political.

It is a patriotic holiday, and festive, yet for the most part quiet and lacking in the sort of artifice that has come to embrace so many others.

Merely reaching this day, 11 months into a year that has seen the republic — founded as "these United States" — nearly torn apart, at odds on so many levels, can seem an accomplishment of sorts.

Still, we have the capacity to be drawn together, when needed, to answer the call of tornado victims in Missouri and Alabama, earthquake victims in Japan, or flood victims in New Jersey or Connecticut.

We have grasped cynicism in this country with an iron grip, and for good reason. Our government is too often greedy and dysfunctional, our elected leaders on all levels are tone deaf.

Institutions, from long-hallowed banking halls to long-respected universities, have too many times let us down.

This Thanksgiving we can be thankful that the republic, battered though it may be, remains strong because its foundations were laid with care and certainty and meant to last.

In recent weeks, the Occupy Wall Street movement has grabbed attention both at home and abroad and has indeed spread to nearly every corner of the earth.

Greenwich Roundup would be remiss not to mention it, as the right of protest, the right to address grievances, is at the very heart of who we are as a people.

Whether Greenwichites agree with their cause or their stand, in America, we agree that they have a right, and a place, to make that stand.

These are the freedoms we hold dear, that men and women in uniform have bravely stepped forward to protect. We do not forget them, this day, either, and we are thankful that some Marines and soldiers who have not been stateside during recent Thanksgivings are able this year to spend time with their families and friends.

Of course, in the end, Thanksgiving is about the table.

It is about that uniquely American tradition of sharing the bounty we do have with others who don't: those without their own family to speak of, those who find themselves in our midst a long way from home, those who, for whatever reason, are without steady income and who may not have had a decent meal in weeks.

So we will gather, and we will share what we have.

We will share stories, and we will share remedies for our national plight. We will share memories of Thanksgivings past and favorite recipes passed down.

And if we are in the right mind, we might offer a prayer, or at least a thought for neighbors less fortunate than we, and we might vow to do better by them, to meet them at the course of their need.

This then will be honoring America the beautiful, and America the free.

This will be giving voice to action. This will be upholding the spirit of those who have come before us, and those who will be in our hearts and minds as we sit down to eat our Thanksgiving meal.

These are the traditions of a thankful nation.

Here in Greenwich, we must not take them for granted.

Happy Thanksgiving To You And Your Family!

11/24/11 The Greenwich Topix News Message Board - (10 stories) FIRST NEWS STORY: New Investors Found For Twitchell, Jobs Saved

Greenwich - News November 24, 2011 See Greenwich Weather New Investors Found For Twitchell, Jobs Saved (WDHN) Thanksgiving came a day early for some 275 employees of Twitchell Corporation. They feasted Wednesday on news their jobs are safe---thanks to a group of investors taking ownership of the company.... ... safe---thanks to a group of investors taking ownership of the company. Capital Partners, a private equity group in Greenwich, Connecticut, has teamed with local investors including John Watson. They have put up cash to keep Twitchell operating and ... Greenwich Students Thankful for Home Net Program (The Daily Greenwich) Five Greenwich High School students are giving thanks for home computers and Internet access after being nominated for a pilot program aimed at leveling the technological playing field for all students. Becker Salon benefits Kids in Crisis (The Greenwich Post) Balayage highlighting, the hair painting technique from France, is now available at Becker Salon at 268 Mason St.... ... popular in fashion and beauty circles in Europe and the U.S., the salon noted. Becker Salon was the first in Greenwich to introduce L'OrA al Professionnel's product, INOA, Innovation No Ammonia. Recently, Becker Salon was named one of the five ... 'Happy Thanksgiving, Everyone' (Patch) A FAIRFIELD: "He forgot to add, 'Buy education votes by wasting money' and 'Build a swimming pool.'" This was one Fairfield Patch reader's response to an article about First Selectman Michael Tetreau's inauguration address in which he gave town officials a list of duties. ... GREENWICH : "It seems like a lot of the tension over Names Day here is over how much it costs. I don't know the actual price tag, but ... MORE GREENWICH NEWS 4 DWI Arrests in Greenwich (Patch) Four motorists were arrested on driving while intoxicated charges, stemming from separate incidents, according to Greenwich Police. Greenwich High Students Run Thanksgiving Drive (The Daily Greenwich) Greenwich High School students exceeded their goal of getting enough food donations to feed 50 families Thanksgiving dinner in Greenwich this week. Greenwich Resident Jim Himes talks education with Dolan students (News Times) U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., spoke about the importance of education with students at Dolan Middle School Tuesday afternoon.... ... the importance of public education, sponsored by the Stamford Public Education Foundation. Himes, who lives in Greenwich, began the event by talking about ways his education helped him succeed, both in his 12-year career as a Goldman Sachs executive ... Thanksgiving in Rio de Janeiro 2011 (The Rio Times) Beautiful beaches and sunny weather is the forecast for this year's Thanksgiving in Rio, not exactly the image typically conjured by Americans far from home on this early winter holiday. More Greenwich News... Greenwich Sports Greenwich Scores And Standings, Nov. 24 (Patch) Editor's Note: Send any write-ups on youth or recreational games in your town to michaeld+sports@patch.com After a three-year hiatus, which by Greenwich's standards seems like a lifetime, the Cardinals are back in the FCIAC championship game and will face undefeated Staples in Westport on Thursday morning. Read Greenwich Local Sports... Greenwich Business Top Undervalued Q3 Picks of Energy-Focused Hedge Fund Sound Energy Partners (Seeking Alpha) Greenwich, Connecticut-based Energy-focused Hedge Fund company Sound Energy Partners, manages U.S. equity assets of $890 million, as per their most recent SEC 13-F filing for the September 2011 quarter .

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11/24/11 Blumenthal Makes U.S. Service Academy Recommendations and more from Greenwich Patch

Today 51° 39° Tomorrow 60° 43° November 24, 2011 Your News November 24, 2011 Blumenthal Makes U.S. Service Academy Recommendations Sue Rogers | Nov 24, 2011 | 0 Comments includes 3 from Greenwich Post It: Kicking Off the Holiday Season Barbara Heins | Nov 24, 2011 | 0 Comments Concerts, a turkey trot and a train show, are just some of the events happening in Greenwich and the region. Greenwich Scores And Standings, Nov. 24 Bob Birge | Nov 24, 2011 | 0 Comments Your interactive daily digest for all Greewich scores, schedules and standings - and a place to add information and images for all youth sports 4 DWI Arrests in Greenwich Barbara Heins | Nov 23, 2011 | 0 Comments Weaving on the road, crossing the double yellow line and driving the wrong way on Greenwich Avenue - the reasons why Greenwich Police say they stopped drivers. Records on Greenwich Plastic Surgeon to Remain Private Patrick Barnard | Nov 23, 2011 | 0 Comments The approximately 220 documents will only be seen by those directly involved in the case, according to a report in the Greenwich Time. See more News » Opinion November 24, 2011 In Pursuit of the Perfect Leftover Turkey Sandwich Katie Ryan O'Connor | Nov 24, 2011 | 0 Comments Leftovers, glorious leftovers! Blumenthal Makes U.S. Service Academy Recommendations Sue Rogers | Nov 24, 2011 | 0 Comments includes 3 from Greenwich 'Happy Thanksgiving, Everyone' Chandra Johnson-Greene | Nov 23, 2011 | 0 Comments The day's most interesting comments from Patch users in your town and neighboring communities. See more Opinion » Local Voices November 24, 2011 Notes from the Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich - Cartridge World Carolyn Anderson Notes from the Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich - Cartridge World, Refilled Printer Cartridges Small Town Thanksgiving Brian Moloney - The Freelance Retort Looking back, Thanksgiving has always been in the shadow of Christmas, especially when it comes to cozy hometown traditions. Community Bulletin November 24, 2011 Accomplishments Greenwich Reads Together Presented with Verizon Grant Michele Graham | Nov 23, 2011 Greenwich Reads Together Receives $5,000 Grant from Verizon Foundation Greenwich, CT; Nov. 22, 2011 – For the second year in a row, … Accomplishments Greenwich Academy Celebrates the Tradition of Service at Ingathering Greenwich Academy | Nov 23, 2011 Greenwich Academy Celebrates the Tradition of Service at Ingathering In anticipation of Thanksgiving, thoughts at GA turn toward … Accomplishments Brunswick Boys Get Crafty for Thanksgiving Courtney Kennedy | Nov 23, 2011 Brunswick 1st – 4th graders gaggled on the steps of the Lower School atrium to display their Thanksgiving-themed annual art project … See more Announcements » Things to Do November 24, 2011 12:00am JCC Basketball League Registration Registration is now open for the Greenwich Basketball League, open to all boys and girls, grades 1-8. Players will enjoy first rate … Thursday, November 24, 2011 All Day Rembrandts Featured in Bruce Museum Exhibit All Day JCC Basketball League Registration 7:00am AOC FINE WINES /CORPORATE GIFTS 9:30am November Exhibit at the Geary Gallery in Darien 10:00am 10th annual "Festival of Lighthouses" display 12:00pm Greenwich Arts Council "Look Who's Here!" Artists' Make Mirrors Exhibition 6:00pm Samuel Owens Gallery: A New Take on Old Fashioned Goods

11/24/11 Whitby Pupils Learn a Lesson Over Holiday Meal And More News From The Daily Greenwich

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Whitby Pupils Learn a Lesson Over Holiday Meal
by Anna Helhoski | 11/24/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. – Primary students at Whitby School in Greenwich dressed in Native American and Pilgrim headwear and ate ... READ MORE

Greenwich Students Thankful for Home Net Program
by Anna Helhoski | 11/24/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. – Five Greenwich High School students are giving thanks for home computers and Internet access after being ... READ MORE

Greenwich's McHale Named Yale Captain
by Tom Renner | 11/24/11
	GREENWICH, Conn. – Two huge honors for Greenwich's Will McHale rolled in after the Yale football team ended its season Saturday with ... READ MORE

What's Open in Greenwich Thanksgiving Weekend? by Anna Helhoski | 11/23/11

GREENWICH, Conn. – Check out what Greenwich facilities will be open and closed this Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Here's the ... READ MORE

Holiday Traveler Notes Calmer Westchester Airport
by Phil Corso | 11/23/11
	HARRISON, N.Y. - Eugene Kline sat patiently as he waited to board his plane to Maryland so he can spend Thanksgiving with his son. ... READ MORE