Who's picking up those political campaign signs?
Political signs that popped up like flowers after a spring rain during the hopeful pre-election days become little more than political collectibles and detritus once the votes are cast.
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Greenwich superintendent considers shifting Ham Ave. swimming class funds to academics
A proposal by the schools chief to cut a popular physical education class at Hamilton Avenue School to fund its academic programs is drawing mixed reviews from parents.
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Officials bust two stores for selling cigarettes to minors
Employees at two stores were ticketed Tuesday for selling tobacco to minors after town and state officials conducted an undercover operation. An employee from the Tobacconist of Greenwich, at 8
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Town man continues fight with church
A town dentist is casting himself as a David-like figure versus a church Goliath in his continuing legal battle against the First Presbyterian Church.
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Homebuyer tax credit extension not likely to impact Greenwich, agents say
While Realtors across the country are cheering the likely extension of the $8,000 federal tax credit for first time homebuyers, set to expire at the end of the month, the move has been met with a yawn in Greenwich, where it hasn't seemed to make much of a dent in the market. Read More »
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
11/04/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed
| Lamont Could Run for Gov. NBC Connecticut Last time Ned Lamont jumped into the political ring, the Greenwich businessman caused trouble for Sen. Joe Lieberman. This time, he's thinking of taking on ... |
| WR Berkley names president, chief operating officer Business Insurance In a statement Tuesday, the Greenwich, Conn.-based insurer said its board of directors approved the appointment of Mr. Berkley, who had been executive vp ... |
| My Left Nutmeg:: Bitter Defeat for Democrats in Greenwich By thomashooker Greenwich Democrats suffered bitter defeats on Tuesday as Lin Lavery lost to Republican incumbent first selectman Peter Tesei by a very wide margin- 65% to 35% with one district still to report. Indeed, she was so far behind that she ... My Left Nutmeg - Front Page - http://www.myleftnutmeg.com/ |
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11/04/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Edition
| Tesla Owner Makes Greenwich Greener Reuters Real Estate Agent Ken Edwards Joins Clean Tech Vanguard with Solar-Powered Roadster GREENWICH, Conn.--(Business Wire)-- Connecticut real estate agent Ken ... | ||
| Sternlicht Wagers Greenwich Rebound With Home Price Bloomberg 4 (Bloomberg) -- Real estate investor Barry Sternlicht is betting the Greenwich, Connecticut, housing market is making a comeback. ... | ||
| Low voter turnout reported in Greenwich elections Greenwich Time By Frank maceachern GREENWICH - In past elections impatient early-morning commuters would be waiting at the door for the North Mianus School polling station ... | ||
| New Canaan field hockey edges Greenwich to reach FCIAC final Greenwich Time Greenwich (11-6-1), which lost to Wilton in the FCIAC semifinals a year ago, will look to regroup after the heartbreaking defeat. ... | ||
| Lamont forms exploratory committee Danbury News Times Ned Lamont, the Greenwich businessman who defeated Joseph Lieberman in a Democratic primary in the 2006 US Senate race, has formed an exploratory committee ... | ||
BBC News Officers and dog handlers from neighbouring Bromley, Greenwich and Lewisham were called to the scene. A spokesman for East London Bus Group said an internal ... |
| New clothing store in Old Greenwich space once occupied by Kerr's ... By Lincoln Millstein Lincoln Millstein offers his unique views and insight on Greenwich and its community. Lincoln's Log - http://blog.ctnews.com/lincolnmillstein/ |
| Greenwich to get money for water management CT Environmental ... By Christopher Zurcher Jim Himes (D-4) has secured funding for four Fairfield County environmental and energy infrastructure projects in the Energy & Water Appropriations Act signed into law late yesterday including $100000 for Greenwich. ... CT Environmental Headlines - http://environmentalheadlines.com/ct/ |
| Sternlicht Wagers Greenwich Rebound With Home Price (Update1 ... By Yahoo! News Search Results for investment property Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Real estate investor Barry Sternlicht is betting the Greenwich, Connecticut, housing market is making a comeback. Sternlicht, who helped build Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. Real Estate Investment Property - http://www.fullhouseinvesting.com/ |
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11/04/09 If You Want To Know What's Going On In Greenwich, Then You Have To Read The Out Of Town Newspapers
Democrat Ned Lamont Exploring A Run For Governor In 2010 Hartford Courant
In a move that sharply changes the dynamics of the governor's race, Greenwich entrepreneur Ned Lamont announced Wednesday that he is opening an exploratory committee for governor.
Lamont, who spent about $16 million of his own money to run for the U.S. Senate against Joseph I. Lieberman in 2006, would clearly be the wealthiest candidate in the race. The other Democrats have started down the path of seeking public financing and would be limited to $1 million in public funds for an August 2010 primary. The winner of a potential six-way primary would then receive $3 million in public money for the general election.
If Lamont spent only half of what he spent in 2006, he would clearly outspend all other candidates in the race.
Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell has not made any formal announcements, but she has formed an exploratory committee that is raising small amounts of money under the public-financing guidelines. With far higher name recognition than the pre-Lamont Democratic candidates, Rell has had the luxury of delaying any official announcements. Her supporters concede that her name recognition has given her a multi-million-dollar advantage over the Democrats who have been in the race so far.
Lamont, though, has high name-recognition statewide, particularly in the Republican strongholds of Fairfield County that have provided votes for the last three governors - Rell, John G. Rowland, and Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. The Democrats have not won the governor's race since 1986 - a drought that will stretch to 24 years by next year's election.
"As I have continued to meet with citizens across our state over the last three years, as co-chairman of President Obama's Connecticut campaign and on behalf of health care reform, I have been constantly reminded that Connecticut is not living up to its potential and that too many of our families are being left behind," Lamont said in a statement.......
......Like businesses, states thrive with strong executive leadership, and they fall behind with weak leadership. As measured by the loss of jobs, young people leaving our state, and the never-ending budget crisis, Connecticut's chief executive is simply not getting the job done."
Currently, Lamont is chairman of Campus Televideo, a firm that he created after moving to Greenwich more than two decades ago. Originally called Lamont Television Systems when the young Lamont was serving on the Greenwich board of selectmen, the company has had various names through the years.
He is also currently teaching political science and overseeing a policy center at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain.
Lamont is planning a speech at CCSU on Thursday that is entitled: "An Entrepreneur's Approach to Government: Businesses reinvent themselves all the time; Why am I still waiting in line at the DMV?''......
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11/04/09 If You want To Know What's Really Going On In Greenwich, Then You Have To Read The Out Of Town Newspapers: Greenwich Housing Prices Going Up?
Sternlicht Bets on Greenwich Rebound by Raising Home Price to $6 Million w/Photo Bloomberg
Real estate investor Barry Sternlicht is betting the Greenwich, Connecticut, housing market is making a comeback.
Sternlicht, who helped build Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. and took his real estate investment company public this year, raised the asking price of his 5.8-acre estate there to $5.95 million, even as the town is headed for its worst year for property sales in more than three decades.
“We increased it because we felt like we were giving it away,” and there was interest in the property, Sternlicht’s broker, Jean Ruggiero of William Raveis Real Estate, said in an interview. “Just because people are lowering their price doesn’t mean it’s right, because he’s not a desperate seller.”
Sternlicht, 48, raised his price 8.3 percent from $5.495 million as single-family home sales in Greenwich slid 40 percent to 245 this year through September, according to data from local broker Russell Pruner, owner of Shore & Country Properties. As prices fall and inventory rises in the town, which is home to more than 100 hedge funds, Sternlicht’s Starwood Property Trust Inc., raised $810 million to invest in distressed commercial and residential real estate debt.
Sternlicht was chairman of Starwood Hotels, the third- largest U.S. lodging company, from 1997 to 2005 and has been chief executive officer of closely held investment firm Starwood Capital Group LLC since its founding in 1991. He’s also chairman and CEO of Starwood Property Trust Inc......
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
11/03/09 Save Seventy Five Cents: Read Wednesday's Greenwich Time Online Tuesday Night For Free (Updated)
Laudonia sweeps to victory in tax collector race
Tod Laudonia said it was the team approach that earned Republicans a sweeping win in elections Tuesday and also crowned Laudonia as the town's new tax collector.
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Nobel Laureate and Holocaust survivor delivers powerful message to students
Saying the world has not learned enough from the Holocaust, survivor and Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel urged hundreds of Brunswick School students to "think higher and feel deeper" when they wonder how
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Condition of boy hit by car improves
A 12-year-old boy hit by a car Friday night on East Putnam Avenue is in improved condition at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, N.Y., police said.
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Man disputes police charge of stealing political signs
A 71-year-old former Marine fighter pilot said he was trying to clean an eyesore as he gathered about two dozen political signs on the Lake Avenue traffic circle Halloween morning.
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Tennis court mold forces GA to cut down trees
About 95 trees lining a tennis court at Greenwich Academy were cut down last month because they created conditions that led to mold and fungus growing on the tennis court, a school official said.
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Judge weighs challenge to cop racial discrimination verdict
NEW HAVEN -- After listening to three hours of arguments, a federal judge said Monday he needs time to review whether he should uphold a recent jury verdict finding against the town in a racial
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Swine flu returning; Greenwich scheduling vaccine clinics
A second wave of swine flu is starting to hit the state, though the virus hasn't become widespread yet, health officials said. As of Oct. 27, there were 98 laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 in
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Stephanie Seymour, Peter Brant divorce case reveals lavish lifestyle
Yes, there is another half and they do live lavishly. A Superior Court judge in Middletown recently issued an order in the divorce case of newsprint magnate Peter Brant, of Greenwich, and his wife,
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Thumbs up -- Thumbs down
Thumbs up to those who ran. Election season is over for most of us. But now comes the real work. For those who won their campaigns for office yesterday, there are long months ahead of very, very hard work to be done.
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Slideshow/Video At first festive, Dems grow deflated as poll results arrive
Democratic Town Committee member Frank Farricker started the evening on Tuesday optimistic about his party's odds.
Minutes before voter tallies began trickling in around 8 p.m., Farricker said his fellow Democrat Lin Lavery was running neck-and-neck with Republican incumbent Peter Tesei in the first selectman polls -- by as narrow as a 500-vote margin.
Tod Laudonia said it was the team approach that earned Republicans a sweeping win in elections Tuesday and also crowned Laudonia as the town's new tax collector.
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Nobel Laureate and Holocaust survivor delivers powerful message to students
Saying the world has not learned enough from the Holocaust, survivor and Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel urged hundreds of Brunswick School students to "think higher and feel deeper" when they wonder how
Read More »
Condition of boy hit by car improves
A 12-year-old boy hit by a car Friday night on East Putnam Avenue is in improved condition at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, N.Y., police said.
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Man disputes police charge of stealing political signs
A 71-year-old former Marine fighter pilot said he was trying to clean an eyesore as he gathered about two dozen political signs on the Lake Avenue traffic circle Halloween morning.
Read More »
Tennis court mold forces GA to cut down trees
About 95 trees lining a tennis court at Greenwich Academy were cut down last month because they created conditions that led to mold and fungus growing on the tennis court, a school official said.
Read More »
Judge weighs challenge to cop racial discrimination verdict
NEW HAVEN -- After listening to three hours of arguments, a federal judge said Monday he needs time to review whether he should uphold a recent jury verdict finding against the town in a racial
Read More »
Swine flu returning; Greenwich scheduling vaccine clinics
A second wave of swine flu is starting to hit the state, though the virus hasn't become widespread yet, health officials said. As of Oct. 27, there were 98 laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 in
Read More »
Stephanie Seymour, Peter Brant divorce case reveals lavish lifestyle
Yes, there is another half and they do live lavishly. A Superior Court judge in Middletown recently issued an order in the divorce case of newsprint magnate Peter Brant, of Greenwich, and his wife,
Read More »
Thumbs up -- Thumbs down
Thumbs up to those who ran. Election season is over for most of us. But now comes the real work. For those who won their campaigns for office yesterday, there are long months ahead of very, very hard work to be done.
Read More »
UPDATE:
First Selectman Peter Tesei got the last laugh Tuesday in his re-election battle against Lin Lavery, a no-holds-barred contest that the Republican's supporters said was as much a statement on the tenor of the campaign as Tesei's leadership.
As a crowd of Republican supporters gathered Tuesday night at the St. Lawrence Society in Cos Cob, the mood remained confident as the polls began to come back overwhelmingly in their favor.
Slideshow/Video At first festive, Dems grow deflated as poll results arrive
Democratic Town Committee member Frank Farricker started the evening on Tuesday optimistic about his party's odds.
Minutes before voter tallies began trickling in around 8 p.m., Farricker said his fellow Democrat Lin Lavery was running neck-and-neck with Republican incumbent Peter Tesei in the first selectman polls -- by as narrow as a 500-vote margin.
ALSO:
Cars burglarized in northwest Greenwich
Several cars were broken into in northwest Greenwich overnight, police discovered Tuesday morning. Police were called to 6 Mansion Place, off King Street, at around 6:15 a. m. to respond to a car break-in. When they arrived, they noticed five more cars on Bowman Drive, Stonehedge Drive South and Stonehedge Drive North had also been burglarized. A GPS unit was taken from one of the vehicles, according to Lt. Daniel Allen, but he did not have information on any other items that had been stolen.
Several cars were broken into in northwest Greenwich overnight, police discovered Tuesday morning. Police were called to 6 Mansion Place, off King Street, at around 6:15 a. m. to respond to a car break-in. When they arrived, they noticed five more cars on Bowman Drive, Stonehedge Drive South and Stonehedge Drive North had also been burglarized. A GPS unit was taken from one of the vehicles, according to Lt. Daniel Allen, but he did not have information on any other items that had been stolen.
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11/03/09 Once Again The Grenwich Time Is Reporting Old News - Greenwich Roundup Reported This Story Yesterday
If You Want To Know What Is Really Going On In Greenwich You Have To Read The Out Of Town Newspapers .....
Greenwich Hospital doctor ensnared in sex scandal
After ending a torrid affair, a Greenwich Hospital doctor is now entangled in a legal battle with his ex-mistress who claims the prominent surgeon had sex with her in the sterile wing of the hospital while on duty and injected her with botox without authorization.
Dr. Stephen Carolan, 52, who heads up the hospital's Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, filed a lawsuit in September arguing his ex-mistress set out on a "campaign of defamation conducted over the Internet" seeking to tarnish Carolan's name and practice with lies.
The mistress, Jill Kent, 64, of Greenwich, and her lawyer, Mark Sherman, shot back last month with a counter lawsuit arguing Kent's Internet posts describing their sexual trysts at the hospital were true and alleging Carolan acted "unethical" in his professional capacity.
In court papers, Kent claims Carolan sent her "photographs of his erect penis" while he was working as a surgeon at the hospital and that he instructed her to get a hepatitis C vaccine and test after having sex with her, leading Kent to believe the doctor may have contracted the sexually transmitted disease......
Greenwich Hospital doctor ensnared in sex scandal
After ending a torrid affair, a Greenwich Hospital doctor is now entangled in a legal battle with his ex-mistress who claims the prominent surgeon had sex with her in the sterile wing of the hospital while on duty and injected her with botox without authorization.
Dr. Stephen Carolan, 52, who heads up the hospital's Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, filed a lawsuit in September arguing his ex-mistress set out on a "campaign of defamation conducted over the Internet" seeking to tarnish Carolan's name and practice with lies.
The mistress, Jill Kent, 64, of Greenwich, and her lawyer, Mark Sherman, shot back last month with a counter lawsuit arguing Kent's Internet posts describing their sexual trysts at the hospital were true and alleging Carolan acted "unethical" in his professional capacity.
In court papers, Kent claims Carolan sent her "photographs of his erect penis" while he was working as a surgeon at the hospital and that he instructed her to get a hepatitis C vaccine and test after having sex with her, leading Kent to believe the doctor may have contracted the sexually transmitted disease......
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A prominent, married Connecticut surgeon repeatedly had sex with his mistress in a sterile wing of Greenwich Hospital within feet of "patients, operating rooms, nurses and staff," according to allegations contained in legal papers.
Dr. Stephen Carolan, 51, even "took photographs of his erect penis" in the same secure area of Greenwich Hospital, where he heads the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, and later gave the revealing photos to his mistress, according to claims made by the woman before a court......
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11/03/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Evening Edition
| Linda McMahon helps get CT voters to the polls Stamford Plus Magazine By Linda McMahon's campaign headquarters Greenwich, CT - November 3, 2009 – Republican Linda McMahon is not on the ballot this year, but that doesn't mean ... |
| Election Day Greenwich Connecticut – Our Greenwich By johnferrisrobben Election Day Greenwich Connecticut. Nov 3rd, 2009. by johnferrisrobben. . . . . Drew Marzullo, Lin Lavory, Ed Krumich and Bill Grad . The Democratic Team . Peter Tesei and David Theis. Posted in: Events. Tagged: Democrats · Greenwich ... Our Greenwich - http://ourgreenwich.com/ |
| Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams Book Signing Greenwich Blog ... By gb Renowned furniture designers and retailers, Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams, will be in Greenwich this Wednesday evening, November 4th from 6-8 pm, to host their company's 20th anniversary party and a book signing for their newest book ... Greenwich Blog :: The Blog of... - http://greenwichblog.com/ |
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11/03/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS: Hey, what about the fistfight on the platform of the railroad station Monday morning???
Scuttlebut has Grad getting into a scuffle with someone campaigning for another candidate.
A few other pols on the scene had to break it up.
Poltics have gotten rough in Greenwich this year!
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A few other pols on the scene had to break it up.
Poltics have gotten rough in Greenwich this year!
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11/03/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Edition
| The Greenwich Fall Antiques Show Delivers On Variety & Presentation Antiques and the Arts Online :The Greenwich Civic Center may not have the ambience of a sumptuous hotel ballroom, but a fine display of architecturals and wrought iron at the center's ... |
| Staples edges Greenwich for return trip to FCIAC boys' soccer final Stamford Advocate Fitzgerald's goal in the 53rd minute propelled the top-seeded Wreckers to a 1-0 win over Greenwich in the FCIAC semifinals. The game was a rematch of last ... |
| Greenwich residents part of effort to help Afghans gain economic stability Greenwich Time By Lisa Chamoff On a trip to Afghanistan a few weeks ago, Greenwich resident Polly McTaggart wasn't debating the merits of a troop surge or focusing on the ... |
| Greenwich to get money for water management Greenwich Post The money for Greenwich is to conduct an initial assessment for maintenance dredging of a channel that provides access to water and land-based facilities in ... |
| Swine flu returning; Greenwich scheduling vaccine clinics Greenwich Time As of Oct. 27, there were 98 laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 in Connecticut, with none in Greenwich, and three confirmed deaths connected to the flu ... |
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11/03/09 ELECTION 09: Polls Open Untill 8 P.M.
WHERE TO VOTE: Click To Enlarge Map
District 1
Julian Curtiss School
180 East Elm Street
Greenwich
District 2
Town Hall
101 Field Point Road
Greenwich
District 3
Western Middle School
Western Junior Highway
Greenwich
District 4
New Lebanon School
23 Mead Avenue
Greenwich
District 5
Riverside School
Hendrie Avenue
Riverside
District 6
Old Greenwich School
285 Sound Beach Avenue
Old Greenwich
District 7
Greenwich High School
10 Hillside Drive
Greenwich
District 8
Central Middle School
9 Indian Rock Lane
Greenwich
District 9
Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center
449 Pemberwick Road
Glenville
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Monday, November 2, 2009
11/02/09 The Greenwich Republican Machine Is Going To Steam Roll Lin Lavery In The Upcomming Low Turn Out Municipal Election
First Selectman Peter Tesei Has Lined Up His Supporters To Vote Early.A Few Greenwich Voters Who Have Pledged There Support To The Republican Incumbent.....
Steve Anderson
Chris Antonik
Louise Bavis
Gregory Bedrosian
Rocky Benvenuto
Mike Bodson
Hon. Rebecca Breed
Tom Broadhurst
Joshua Brown
John Budkins
Nancy & Duncan Burke
Diane Caldwell
Joan Caldwell
Hon. Fred Camillo
Jim Campbell
Jim Capparelle
Randy Caravella
Carl G.R. Carlson, Jr.
David Chiappetta
Mike Chiappetta
Cheryl & Jim Clifford
Tom Conelias
Virginia & Vic Coudert
Charlie Coyle
Kerrin Coyle
Bea Crumbine
Hon. Peter Crumbine
Mary & Mike Curley
David D'Andrea
Kathy Derene
Carole DeSalvo
Irene Dietrich
Richard DiPreta
Anne Drake
Carol Ducret
Marc Ducret
Jean Duffy
Lisa Edmundson
Hon. Scott & Icy Frantz
Suzanne Geiss-Robins
Colleen Giambo
Hon. Lile Gibbons
Marlene Gilbert
Frank Gilbride
William Gremp
Debbie Gunzelman
Mike Harris
Griff Harris, Jr.
Mary & Lloyd Hull
Bill James
Ann & Jerry Isaacson
Lucia Jansen
Barbara Johann
Dick Johann
Jeremy Kaye
Chris von Keyserling
Deb Klein
Dick Kriskey
Jack Kriskey
Genny Krob
James T. Larkin
Larry Larson
Hon. Jim Lash
Tod Laudonia
Lew Lehrman
Mike Lewis
William Lewis, Jr.
Hon. Janet Lockton
Arlene Lomazzo
Cheryl & John Lucarelli
Lucy Macaluso
John B. Margenot, Jr.
Michael Mason
Sue McClenachan
Alice Melly
David Messer
Josie Monroe
Ceci & Bob Morgan
Linda Moshier
Winona Mullis
Frank Musca
Veronica Baron Musca
Moira & Frank Napolitano
Hon.William Nickerson
Art Norton
Joe Pelligrino
Agnes & Frank Petise
Lisa & Michael Pollard
Erford E. Porter II
Hon. Claudia Powers
Hon. Lolly Prince
Angelo Pucci
John Raben
Tom R. Ragland
Giff Reed
Stu Reider
Jim Reilly
Joe Ricciardi
Janice Richards
Bob Richardson
Rob Robben
Stacy & Ralph Roe
Hal and Lois Rogers
Mike Rogers
John Sanna
Rob Searle
Melinda Sherman
Cheryl Schroeger
Phil Skidmore
Teresa Stanton
Scott Stewart
Bob Stone
Louisa Stone
Val & Cliff Storms
Leslie & Marcus Tarkington
Sam Telerico
Catherine Tesei
David Theis
Chris Thurlow
Paul Toretta
Frank Trotta
Aide Von Gontard
Steve Walko
Joan Wallace
Sandy Waters
Nancy Weissler
Ruth Wilson
Dora Williams
Nancy Wolf
Carol Zarilli
Arlene Zimmer
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10/02/09 'Affair' by the Greenwich Hospital O.R.
Playing doctor at hosp - NY POST
A prominent, married Connecticut surgeon repeatedly had sex with his mistress in a sterile wing of Greenwich Hospital within feet of "patients, operating rooms, nurses and staff," according to allegations contained in legal papers.
Dr. Stephen Carolan, 51, even "took photographs of his erect penis" in the same secure area of Greenwich Hospital, where he heads the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, and later gave the revealing photos to his mistress, according to claims made by the woman before a court.
The mistress, Jill Kent, further claims in the papers that Carolan told her to get a hepatitis C vaccine or test after sleeping with her and that he "illegally injected her with Botox treatments" despite not being authorized by the hospital or his employer to do so.
The seamy allegations surfaced in a lawsuit Carolan filed last month in Bridgeport Superior Court against his now-former lover, Kent, charging that she defamed him and inflicted emotional distress by making a series of false claims against him on the Internet after he ended their affair.
Kent, in turn, has filed a reply and a counterclaim, alleging defamation by Carolan, which details their alleged trysts near the O.R. and what she describes as Carolan's amateur porn photography, among other things.
When The Post called to ask about his lawsuit against Kent, Carolan immediately said, "I have no comment," before hanging up.
A rep for the hospital, George Pawlush, when asked about the situation, replied: "We will review the matter."
Carolan's suit said he began having an affair with Kent -- the owner of a Greenwich business called Electronic Interiors -- in February 2008.
Carolan said that when his wife learned of the affair, she "demanded that [he] end it, which he did," last December.
Kent, however, said in her court filing that their affair continued until this past spring.
According to Carolan's suit, since the couple broke up, "defendant Kent has conducted a defamatory vendetta against" the doctor "with an escalating series of malicious falsehoods that she has published on the Internet."
Kent also is accused in the suit of making online postings in August "which appeared as if [they] were authored by" Carolan's wife, claiming that he was "a pervert," among "other heinous accusations."
New York Post:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/playing_doctor_at_hosp
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A prominent, married Connecticut surgeon repeatedly had sex with his mistress in a sterile wing of Greenwich Hospital within feet of "patients, operating rooms, nurses and staff," according to allegations contained in legal papers.
Dr. Stephen Carolan, 51, even "took photographs of his erect penis" in the same secure area of Greenwich Hospital, where he heads the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, and later gave the revealing photos to his mistress, according to claims made by the woman before a court.
The mistress, Jill Kent, further claims in the papers that Carolan told her to get a hepatitis C vaccine or test after sleeping with her and that he "illegally injected her with Botox treatments" despite not being authorized by the hospital or his employer to do so.
The seamy allegations surfaced in a lawsuit Carolan filed last month in Bridgeport Superior Court against his now-former lover, Kent, charging that she defamed him and inflicted emotional distress by making a series of false claims against him on the Internet after he ended their affair.
Kent, in turn, has filed a reply and a counterclaim, alleging defamation by Carolan, which details their alleged trysts near the O.R. and what she describes as Carolan's amateur porn photography, among other things.
When The Post called to ask about his lawsuit against Kent, Carolan immediately said, "I have no comment," before hanging up.
A rep for the hospital, George Pawlush, when asked about the situation, replied: "We will review the matter."
Carolan's suit said he began having an affair with Kent -- the owner of a Greenwich business called Electronic Interiors -- in February 2008.
Carolan said that when his wife learned of the affair, she "demanded that [he] end it, which he did," last December.
Kent, however, said in her court filing that their affair continued until this past spring.
According to Carolan's suit, since the couple broke up, "defendant Kent has conducted a defamatory vendetta against" the doctor "with an escalating series of malicious falsehoods that she has published on the Internet."
Kent also is accused in the suit of making online postings in August "which appeared as if [they] were authored by" Carolan's wife, claiming that he was "a pervert," among "other heinous accusations."
New York Post:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/playing_doctor_at_hosp
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10/02/09 The RTaw Greenwich News Feed: This Just In.....
The Latest Hard Hitting News Story From The Greenwich Citizen....
| Helping hands Greenwich Citizen By Anne W. Semmes If you visit the Town of Greenwich Web site (www.greenwichct.org) and click on the Department of Social Services, you'll see that the ... |
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10/02/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Edition
| Greenwich High soccer, field hockey teams reach semis Greenwich Post The Greenwich High School athletic teams will be quite busy the next few days, as the boys and girls soccer teams, as well as the field hockey team, ... | ||
NHL.com By Dan Rosen - NHL.com Staff Writer Wilson, who spent two seasons at Boston University and was born in nearby Greenwich, Conn., simply had to be there, ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Greenwich OB/GYN Got Tired of Job Being So Sterile -- Daily Intel By Chris Rovzar High-profile, married Greenwich OB/GYN Stephen Carolan stands accused by his ex-mistress of having sex with her at work, in a sterile wing of Greenwich Hospital, within feet of "patients, operating rooms, nurses and staff. ... Daily Intel - http://nymag.com/daily/intel/ |
| A few elections, a few clues about our politics (Greenwich Time) By Candidate News A few elections, a few clues about our politics (Greenwich Time). November 1st, 2009 . by Candidate News. WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama isn't on the ballot. Neither are all members of Congress, nor most governors. ... Barack Obama - http://obama.rocktheelection.com/ |
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11/02/09 The Greenwich Briefing
Princeton police foil parking-meter theft, make arrest in Nassau St. church break-in
The Times
... Silveria, 18, of Conshohocken, Pa., were collared by police after brief foot chases. Gustav B. Rydevik, 18, of Old Greenwich, Conn., and Alexander J. Taafe, 18, of Sarasota, Fla., were arrested at police headquarters two hours later, police said. ...
Stamford police investigators focus on youth burglary crews
Connecticut Post
... on the two crews from different sides of town. Arrests are in the works, police say. A 15-year-old was arrested in Greenwich for breaking into a house there. Another teen was detained, and when he was being booked, blew out his cheeks when police ...
Plain, schluppy, and sex-bait - Joy Behar is right
Jane Genova
... Believe me, no one could ask for better mentors. One more thing. All this helps me put together why The Wives of Greenwich, Connecticut didn't like me. They knew I was the kind of goofy girl their husbands would cheat with or have hopes of doing so. ...
Luxury Homes With Slashed Prices
Forbes.com
Cuts of 20% and higher make these mansions within reach of more buyers. Greenwich, Conn., is known for sprawling abodes like the 10,670 square-foot manse at 43 Sterling Road .
Don't Argue with Paul Tudor Jones about Gold
Seeking Alpha
... Investment Corp. said. "I have never been a gold bug," Jones, whose company manages about $11.6 billion out of Greenwich, Connecticut, told investors in an Oct. 15 letter, a copy of which was obtained by Bloomberg News. "It is just an asset that, ...
Ex-Supermodel's Super Settlement w/Photo
NBC Connecticut
... issued an order in the divorce case of Seymour and her soon to be ex-husband, newsprint magnate, Peter Brant , of Greenwich, the Stamford Advocate reports. Brant, who lists assets of about $490 million, was supposed to start paying his wife of 16 ...
Loft Artists invite visitors to the artist's life
Stamford Times
... illness. "Our focus is in Stamford; that's where we are, where a lot of our members live," said Phyllis Oxman of Greenwich, co-founder of the upcoming holiday show. One of the newer members, Oxman has proven herself invaluable according to Siegal. ...
$150 million capital infusion
Kansas City Business Journal
... called a "fairly equal partnership" between the company and private equity firm General Atlantic , based in Greenwich, Conn. It also gives General Atlantic two seats on an expanded QualityTech board. "It was a big decision,"
Agatha winner shares Christmas mystery in Connecticut
Stamford Times
... times, is something we need these days." Hall Page, who lives in Boston, will be making two area appearances in Greenwich and Westport on Nov. 2 to discuss the 18th book in her Faith Fairchild series, "The Body in the Sleigh" (Nov. 1, 2009; William ...
Judge Rules in Favor of Astani Condo Sales w/Photo
Los Angeles Business Journal Online
... the sale prices were too low and thus were not maximizing the value of the failed bank's assets. Starwood is a Greenwich, Conn.-based investment firm that purchased Concerto's debt when it acquired the assets of Corus. Despite the seeming legal ...
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NewsTimesLive.com
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The Times
... Silveria, 18, of Conshohocken, Pa., were collared by police after brief foot chases. Gustav B. Rydevik, 18, of Old Greenwich, Conn., and Alexander J. Taafe, 18, of Sarasota, Fla., were arrested at police headquarters two hours later, police said. ...
Stamford police investigators focus on youth burglary crews
Connecticut Post
... on the two crews from different sides of town. Arrests are in the works, police say. A 15-year-old was arrested in Greenwich for breaking into a house there. Another teen was detained, and when he was being booked, blew out his cheeks when police ...
Plain, schluppy, and sex-bait - Joy Behar is right
Jane Genova
... Believe me, no one could ask for better mentors. One more thing. All this helps me put together why The Wives of Greenwich, Connecticut didn't like me. They knew I was the kind of goofy girl their husbands would cheat with or have hopes of doing so. ...
Luxury Homes With Slashed Prices
Forbes.com
Cuts of 20% and higher make these mansions within reach of more buyers. Greenwich, Conn., is known for sprawling abodes like the 10,670 square-foot manse at 43 Sterling Road .
Don't Argue with Paul Tudor Jones about Gold
Seeking Alpha
... Investment Corp. said. "I have never been a gold bug," Jones, whose company manages about $11.6 billion out of Greenwich, Connecticut, told investors in an Oct. 15 letter, a copy of which was obtained by Bloomberg News. "It is just an asset that, ...
Ex-Supermodel's Super Settlement w/Photo
NBC Connecticut
... issued an order in the divorce case of Seymour and her soon to be ex-husband, newsprint magnate, Peter Brant , of Greenwich, the Stamford Advocate reports. Brant, who lists assets of about $490 million, was supposed to start paying his wife of 16 ...
Loft Artists invite visitors to the artist's life
Stamford Times
... illness. "Our focus is in Stamford; that's where we are, where a lot of our members live," said Phyllis Oxman of Greenwich, co-founder of the upcoming holiday show. One of the newer members, Oxman has proven herself invaluable according to Siegal. ...
$150 million capital infusion
Kansas City Business Journal
... called a "fairly equal partnership" between the company and private equity firm General Atlantic , based in Greenwich, Conn. It also gives General Atlantic two seats on an expanded QualityTech board. "It was a big decision,"
Agatha winner shares Christmas mystery in Connecticut
Stamford Times
... times, is something we need these days." Hall Page, who lives in Boston, will be making two area appearances in Greenwich and Westport on Nov. 2 to discuss the 18th book in her Faith Fairchild series, "The Body in the Sleigh" (Nov. 1, 2009; William ...
Judge Rules in Favor of Astani Condo Sales w/Photo
Los Angeles Business Journal Online
... the sale prices were too low and thus were not maximizing the value of the failed bank's assets. Starwood is a Greenwich, Conn.-based investment firm that purchased Concerto's debt when it acquired the assets of Corus. Despite the seeming legal ...
Arguments set in police discrimination case
NewsTimesLive.com
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11/01/09 What Recession?
Millennium CEO Deborah Dunsire and Today Show Co-Host Hoda Kotb Honored at MMRF Event
News On Women
The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation raised over $1.8 million at its 13th annual Fall Gala held on Saturday evening in Greenwich, Conn.....
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News On Women
The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation raised over $1.8 million at its 13th annual Fall Gala held on Saturday evening in Greenwich, Conn.....
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11/02/09 Comment About Special Education In Greenwich At Topix
Maria Says.....
"My niece is a 7th grader at Western Middle School and I feel that the lack of special ed services are woefully inadequate. Her report card will have B grades but she doesn't know how to add or subtract, and she has learned very little there.
Wondering if a private evaluation would help her get additional services since she is in desperate need of them. The teachers have taken very little interest in her and the school just seems to be pushing her along without tending to her needs."
http://www.topix.com/city/greenwich-ct/2009/10/special-ed-in-greenwich
"My niece is a 7th grader at Western Middle School and I feel that the lack of special ed services are woefully inadequate. Her report card will have B grades but she doesn't know how to add or subtract, and she has learned very little there.
Wondering if a private evaluation would help her get additional services since she is in desperate need of them. The teachers have taken very little interest in her and the school just seems to be pushing her along without tending to her needs."
http://www.topix.com/city/greenwich-ct/2009/10/special-ed-in-greenwich
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Sunday, November 1, 2009
11/01/09 Governor Jodi Rell Backs Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei
The Greenwich Time Has Refused To Back Peter Tesei, But No One Reads The Out Of Touch Local Rag ......"I am very pleased that Peter Tesei is seeking a second term as Greenwich's First Selectman. He is someone the people of Greenwich trust, respect and can count on to effectively address some of the toughest challenges facing the town, especially in these difficult times. I have enjoyed working with him over the past two years and I encourage Greenwich voters to support Peter's re-election this November."
– Governor M. Jodi Rell
Others Who Are Enorsing Peter Tesei
"In what has arguably been the most challenging time to govern since the 1930s, Peter Tesei has risen to the task. Simply put, he is the right man, in the right spot, at the right time."
- State Representative Fred Camillo
"As Chairman of the Board of Education, I've worked closely with Peter during the past two years. As an effective, moderate, and decisive leader, Peter has done everything in his power to support our schools, always putting the interests of our students first. He knows that providing a high-quality school system is one of the core community values in Greenwich."
- Nancy Weissler, Chairman Greenwich board of Education
"Peter Tesei has extraordinary leadership skills which he has recently best demonstrated in successfully navigating our town through the worst financial circumstances since the Great Depression. In conjunction with the BET, he has delivered a balanced budget with only a minor increase in property taxes and negligible reductions in service to the residents of Greenwich. He has positioned the town to weather the financial storm and emerge even stronger in the future. It is an honor to serve with someone who has such an impeccable record and terrific personality and who has selflessly devoted 22 years of his life to the town and community that we all cherish."
- State Senator Scott Frantz
"Peter Tesei has a long and effective record showing outstanding leadership in serving the Town of Greenwich. With his experience as a member of the RTM, as Chairman of the Board of Estimate and most recently as First Selectman for the last two years, he has demonstrated his ability to tackle and solve the challenges Greenwich faces. Peter has a rare talent which combines understanding and managing the details of the Town’s budget while also having an intimate knowledge of the people and communities that make Greenwich the unique and wonderful place that it is. The best way to move Greenwich forward is to keep Peter at the helm and reelect him as our First Selectman."
- Former State Senator Bill Nickerson
"Peter Tesei has a proven 20 year plus record of leadership, service and commitment. From his career in banking to his service in the RTM, the Board of Taxation and Estimate, the Budget Committee and now as Greenwich’s First Selectman, Peter Tesei has demonstrated that he is the leader our community continues to require in these economically challenging times. Peter Tesei knows how to make the hard decisions. He listens, deliberates and acts with clarity and determination. Greenwich is fortunate to have a leader who has demonstrated he is able to be an effective First Selectman. Based on his impressive first term as First Selectman Peter Tesei deserves our support and our vote. Join all of his supporters in voting for Peter Tesei on November 2, 2009."
- Lolly Prince, Former First Selectman, Town of Greenwich
"It is a joy to endorse Peter Tesei for re-election. Peter has a proven, quantifiable, track record of success - in business, as a community volunteer, in the RTM, as chair of the BET, and as First Selectman."
- State Representative Livvy Floren
I am writing in support of Peter Tesei. My reasons have nothing to do with politics and everything to do with my personal experience working with him in town government.
From the vantage point of my positions as a member of both the RTM and BET for a total of 27 years, I have observed his competence as he has worked with difficult issues and with people of many different persuasions. He knows very well how this town functions and he has ably led his district, the Board of Estimate, and, now, for two years, the Town of Greenwich as a whole in a constructive direction.
I believe he has the experience and proven leadership to best serve the town for the next terms as First Selectman.
- Val Storms, Former Member of the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation, and Chair of the BET Budget committee
As a former chairman of the Board of Education, I worked closely with Peter Tesei, the then Chairman of the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
I found him to be a consultative leader who listens as well as he speaks. At the time, he was respectful of the Board of Education's hard work to raise standards, improve facilities (including the rebuilding of Hamilton Avenue School, Glenville School, and the improvement of athletic facilities with artificial turf), and to institutionalize greater accountability. Best of all he was accessible and helpful. Peter Tesei is a Republican who supports the public schools.
More recently, I was impressed by Peter's response as First Selectman to reduce the size of town government when the economy stalled.
However, necessary, laying off one's neighbors is not easy to do. It requires not only courage, but also the ability to set priorities and to act compassionately. Peter recognized that, during a recession, we all have less to spend on everything. Moreover, his actions demonstrated his effective working relationship with the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
So, on Nov 3, I plan to support Peter Tesei for First Selectman and Dave Theis for Selectman. Their priorities are mine: connect with the community, maintain essential local services, demand excellence, and keep town spending under control.
- Sandy Waters, Former Chair of the Greenwich Board of Education
Privilege is a word often used by those who live outside of Greenwich to describe the type of life that they believe that those of us who live in Greenwich lead. I believe that while the use of the word is most appropriate to describe those of us fortunate enough to live here, the meaning those using it are ascribing to the word is incorrect.
As a lifelong resident (well nearly except for college, graduate school and a short time before I was able to move the miracle mile back to Greenwich), I am indeed privileged to live in a community as vibrant and supportive as Greenwich.
I live in a place where dedicated and caring people give of themselves to make their community a better place. I live in a place where volunteerism thrives. I live in a place which has a wonderful school system, beautiful parks and a charm that few other communities are able to sustain.
I live in a place where we are so fortunate to have intelligent, responsive and responsible people wanting to be a part of government.
It is simply not possible for everyone to agree on every action that a political figure undertakes or suggests. So, in deciding whom to vote for, it is most important to look at the candidate's integrity, the body of their work, whether they have good intentions and whether the course they want the town to travel corresponds with the voter's own view of what is desirable and a viable course.
I knowPeter Tesei personally and believe that his moral character is unwaveringly strong and set on the right course. I know how hard he has worked for the good of the town and know that he has made difficult decisions in a difficult time. I know that he recognizes that there are many difficult decisions yet to be made and is prepared to make them. I also know Lin Lavery and know that Lin has strong beliefs and believe that she too has the town's well being at heart in the decisions that she has and will make. I hope that Lin will continue to be a leader in the town.
On Election Day, however, no one can vote for two first selectmen. You can only vote for one.
With the considerations I have set forth above, I will be casting my vote on Election Day for Peter Tesei. As a resident of Greenwich, it is my privilege to do so.
- Jeremy E. Kaye, Greenwich, CT
"Peter Tesei has a track record of proven performance. He has accomplished government by consensus."
- Frank Trotta
"Bright, measured, principled, and respectful of all Greenwich residents, Peter is the embodiment of what we all want in a public official."
- Joe Romano
UPDATE:
The Heast Corporation Changes It's Tune
"The people of Greenwich have spoken – loudly – and given First Selectman Peter Tesei a ringing endorsement of his first term in office and the privilege of beginning a second"
– The Ass Kissing Greenwich Time, November 4, 2009
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