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• Student Creative Achievement Awards Presented To High School Students
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Programs: May 26 - June 3, 2012
• Annual meeting last night was a great wrap up to a wonderful year. Thanks to all...
• Art To The Avenue Set To Close May 28
• TODDAY AT 4:30 PM Norwalk Concert Hall YOU can hear Janinah Burnett--named as an...
• 'Urban Oases' Wildlife Garden Celebrated in Cove Island Park
• . . . .surprise, not only spectacular singing but there's going to be some danc...
• Everyone's Interested in Greenwich Real Estate - Mark Pruner in Bloomberg / Businessweek, Forbes, and Commercial Record
• Saving The Re-discovered ‘Cahow’ and Bermuda’s Other Seabirds: With David B. Wingate
• Breast Cancer Alliance Walk For Hope
• Our soloist, Edward Pleasant, gained fame as Porgy at NYC Opera.
• International Migratory Bird Day Celebration
• Greenwich’s Red Ribbon Foundation Announces SAFE Gala Honorees and Cheap Trick as Entertainment
• A Night Of Celebration Mavis Staples, Rob Mathes And A Powerhouse Gospel Band
• Students Break Ground On Bird Garden In Cove Island Park in Stamford, CT
• Legendary Mavis Staples in Concert in Greenwich
• Great Park Pursuit’s Spring Sprint
• Natalie Cole Performs Concert for Local Charity Dana's Angels Research Trust May 5th at The Palace Theatre
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Programs: April 25 - May 26, 2012
• 53 Open Houses in Greenwich on Sunday 4/29 -- From $275K to $5.5M
• Greenwich Selectman Drew Marzullo Joins Red Ribbon Foundation’s Board of Directors
• Berkshire Birding With Experts From Audubon Connecticut
• 'New Century, New Eye' 100th Anniversary Exhibition
• American-style works area featured at our May 20 performance. So are George comp...
• The Story of a Katrina Survivor: Andre Lanoux
• Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Grammy® Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Mavis Staples and Rob Mathes in Concert
• The Greenwich Arts Council and The Greenwich Senior Center Present The Story Of A Katrina Survivor: Andre Lanoux
• Top Cancer Scientists Converge in Greenwich to Celebrate ACGT's 10th Anniversary
• Piping Plover Protections To Be Set Up - Help Needed Along The CT Shoreline
• Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy Scientific Symposium and 10th Anniversary
• The Greenwich Arts Council Announces Art To The Avenue 2012
• Discussion Groups for Children and Teens
• Natural Communities of New England With Ted Elliman
• Take Note! April is Poetry Month so we just had to mention on May 20 we'll be si...
• Armstrong Court Community Organic Garden: Volunteers Needed!
• Greenwich's Colman Andrews Awarded Catalonia's Prestigious Creu de Sant Jordi
• Zeitoun by Dave Eggers is the book that has been chosen by the community for Greenwich Reads Together.
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Programs: April 11 - May 26, 2012
• For all the music-makers who...
• Sinc...
• Cos Cob Featured in this Sunday's NY Times Real Estate Section
• Greenwich Arts Council’s Annual Kite Flying Festival
• Here is the video link. As as singers...
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• live webstream of Virtual Choir 3.0 from Lincoln Center includes yours truly as...
• Some GCS members will be...
• Charlie Hewitt: Sculptures and Prints
• As promised, Cecilia raised the roof last Saturday at a full house in Greenwich....
• Greenwich High Students Win Half of Connecticut Intel Science Places and 50 Other Awards at CT Science Fair
• Better than any recording he's heard--that's how the Conductor described Dougher...
• Maestro Mueller shares juicy morsels about this Saturday's musical feast. Read t...
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Programs: March 23 - May 26, 2012
• Come to our banqueting hall thid Saturday at 4:30 where we'll be feasting with...
• Enrollment Open For Spring Term Classes 2012
• Swing Into Spring
• Mitchells of Westport, Richards of Greenwich Host Annual Flower Shows
• In just one week, we'll be cooking up a feast of music! Just click here for your...
• Spring Migration Bird Walks
• Greenwich Real Estate Statistics for February 2012 - Market Good Under $2MM, Average Above
• Film - Green Fire: Aldo Leopold And a Land Ethic for Our Time
• Harp music always raises me to the next level. Come revel with Rita's concerto i...
• Tick Tock Day--move clocks ahead tonight and if you know an area HS senior who s...
• MMM-scrumptious music followed by yummy dinner at restaurants that give GCS tick...
• WCBS Small Business Breakfast @ Greenwich Hyatt
• Spring Teacher-Naturalist Refresher Series
• Greenwich Planning & Zoning Official Green Area Regulation, FAQ & Summary
• Greenwich Financial Advisor, Jason S. Andrews Named to CT Magazine's '40 Under 40'
• THE HOMEOWNER’S GUIDE TO GREENWICH’S NEW GREEN AREA REQUIREMENT
• We know classical music is good for the mind. Good luck Andrew!
• Family Day: Wild Animals , Camp Sign-Up, And Store ‘Grand Re-Opening’ Raffle
• Young Families Moving to Greenwich
• Our tenor soloist hails from just over the border in Sleepy Hollow and singing h...
• Great PR for choir singing in general, for the next generation of it in particul...
• Work on I-95
• Our baritone soloist for the March 24 Alexander's Feast, Thomas Woodman, is doin...
• Preparations For Art To The Avenue 2012 Underway
• President’s Budget Shortchanges Long Island Sound Cleanup
• 95th Annual Greenwich Art Society Members Bendheim Show
• Housing Inventories Drop, List Prices Rise
• Third time's even more charming for our soaring soprano soloist for March 24. Sh...
• Presidents Day Trivia--did you know that our March 24 concert work, Handel's Ale...
• Greenwich Arts and Cultural Leaders Meet at The Greenwich Arts Council
• Housing Crisis to End in 2012 as Banks Loosen Credit Standards
• 95th Annual Juried Exhibition at The Bendheim Gallery
• Singing with GCS takes a leading role in Granville's life--read about the rest o...
• A Bee-Inspired Film and Sustainable Beekeeping Workshop
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Programs: February 14 – March 31, 2012
• Romance the music lover in your life with tickets to a sweetheart of a concert--...
• 46 Open House in Greenwich, CT for Sunday 2/12 from $285K to $8MM
• Warning: Some Facebook Photos Can Take Forever to Go Away
• Audubon Connecticut Launches Master Bird Conservationist Program
• Just next door in Westport treat yourself to Voces8 who sing polyphony to pop a...
• Best tip from last night's rehearsal--when trying to sing high notes, whatever t...
• Super Bowl Hurts Greenwich Real Estate Open Houses - 7 Open Houses from $395K to $6.9M
• Literary Lights 2012
• U.S. Jobless Rate Falls to 8.3 Percent, a 3-Year Low
• We had a good reason not to go to the party since we had rehearsal, but now we c...
• Tonight is the last night to participate in Virtual Choir 3.0. How many of us ar...
• Heads up to catch this performance if you can next Friday at Carnegie Hall. We h...
• 38 Open House in Greenwich, CT for Sunday, 1/29 Priced from $399K to $6.5MM
• American Meat - A Film Screening and Panel Discussion
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Programs: January 25 – February 18, 2012
• Fracking: Questions Regarding Children’s Health
• Greenwich's Environmental Legislative Forum with Elected Officials
• The old can be new when you just discover it--Just learned that our website has...
• 45 Open Houses in Greenwich, CT for Sunday, Jan. 22nd from $325K to 6MM
• Greenwich Art Society 95th Annual Juried Exhibition
• Our very own alto Holly Adams is profiled this week by the Greenwich Citizen. Re...
• Thanks to our A-list pinch-hitters at rehearsal today--James Wentzel, organist a...
• 27 Open Houses in Greenwich for Sunday 1/15 from $4K to $12.7MM
• Since one of our warm-ups is vocalizing to 'bella signora' it seems only fitting...
• Tonight officially begins the new choral year. I've cleansed my musical palate a...
• Mother Nature’s Child – A Reception, Film Screening and Guest Speaker
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Programs: January 7 – February 18, 2012
• Averting the Climate Crisis: with Peter Libre
• Sing spirituals with Alice Parker in honor of MLK Sunday, Jan. 15 at Park Ave. C...
• Mini-quiz--who is St. Cecilia and why does she have an ode? First one to answer...
• Audubon Talk on How You Can Personally Help Avert Climate Change
• New York Times has Cool Interactive Chart of House Prices in 20 Cities
• Splurge Pre-Christmas Sale
• 'Tis the season to be singing--here is GCS at the Stamford Nature Center and Mus...
• Greenwich Open Houses for Dec. 18th - 4 Open Houses - $572K to $3.3MM
• Latest Mortgage Rates from Connecticut Home Mortgage
• Audubon Applauds Introduction Of Long Island Sound Restoration And Stewardship Act
• A little laugh for all music lovers. Hope you enjoy!
• First 11 Months Real Estate Statistics in Greenwich, CT
• A new voice heard from reflecting on GCS, music, and the holidays, calling our s...
• Ten days til Chrismas and my true love said to me. . .please let's go hear Rob M...
• Greenwich Apartments For Rent and Lease
• No Fannie Mae REO's in Greenwich
• Our GCS stocking is overflowing with kind words from the music reviewers in the...
• 34 Open Houses in Greenwich, CT on Sunday, 12/11 from $455K to $6.5MM
• Tomorrow, Sunday at 3 at the Stamford Nature Center, the birds won't be the only...
• November Sales Continue Momentum, Good Sales Up to $3MM
• Inventory Down 9% from last year, Below $4MM down even more
• Greenwich Time review, music professor Jeffrey Johnson, calls last weekend's hol...
• It's not often a choral director gets elevated to the celebrity status of a Sund...
• Warmest holiday wishes to the hundreds of people who were serenaded into the spi...
• Over 40 Females - Holiday Networking Party at Lolita's on 12/14
• GreenwichStreets.com Open House List for Dec. 4, 2011 - 37 Open Houses from $325K to $16MM & Help Request
• s-s-s-s-h-h-haring secrets from the soloists. . .soprano Kerri Marcinko thinks F...
• Crafts Festival - Call For Entries
• What are Your friends & family doing at 2 pm Saturday?? It's too late for brunch...
• The Joy of singing, the joy of the season. You can see it all over the faces of...
• Greenwich-based Red Ribbon Foundation promotes awareness of World AIDS Day at local schools
• Adoption: Everything You Need to Know FREE Information Session at the Greenwich Library
• If the turkey is in left-over stage, can Christmas be far behind! NO! It starts...
• Straight from the composer's mouth, and mind and heart, hear the thinking behind...
• Home Staging Process Demystified-Top 5 Questions Home Sellers Have
• What can NYC Commuters Get for $1.0 to $1.5 million in Greenwich, CT and Where are the Listings
• Greenwich, CT Open House List - 34 Open Houses - $325K - $4MM
• Greenwich Real Estate Statistics - Months of Supply Up Slightly as Sales Slow in October
• 5 Days to Give a $5 MM -- Or Not?
• Green Insualtion - Options For Homes - A Program
• Hear what alto Kate @ sharphilldesigns has to say about the remarkable music in...
• Greenwich Land Trust Annual Meeting - Nationally Celebrated Keynote Speaker
• It's really balmy out now but this lovely carol will give you shivers of delight...
• 73 Open Houses from $450K - $16MM in Greenwich on Sunday 11/13
• Heard on the grapevine--Veteran's Day continues to be observed by Stamford Symph...
• You already knew that GCS will give you heart-warming music for the holidays on...
• York Construction & Development Wins Prestigious HOBI Award for Best Spec House Beween $2-3 Million - 5th HOBI Award for Greenwich Builder
• Green Insulation Choices For Residential Architecture
• Look Who’s Here ! Artists Make Mirrors
• Publicity is starting! Catch this coverage on Patch. And the postcards/posters a...
• 40 Open House in Greenwich on Sunday, Oct. 30th from $298K to $8.75MM
• The snow forecast means it's not too early to think about holiday gifts and we h...
• 7 Billion People in the World What Number are You?
• Kendra Farn to Host Rockin' RAMP Benefit for Appalachia - Charity Brings Taste of Appalachia to Greenwich
• Cross the Finish Line With Team In Training
• Get a sneak preview of our just-announced baritone soloist for Dec. 3 & 4,, Jona...
• 49 Open Houses in Greenwich, CT for Oct. 23 from $325K to 7.9MM
• Overcoming Obstacles To Improving School Food
• While everyone is invited to our performances on Dec. 3 & 4, we spread holiday m...
• Film Series by Conservation Groups Coming To Connecticut
• Celebrate Food Day with Amy Kalafa and John Turenne
• CEOs Prefer Romney as GOP Candidate; Cain Rising Fast
• YWCA Women's Leadership Seminar - Terry Walters
• Incredible 85 Open Houses in Greenwich, CT on 10/16/11 from $325K to $16MM
• Stay in Shape Through The Holidays With Team In Training
• Greenwich Art Society Announces Our Holiday Art Exhibit, ‘Artful Giving’
• Fun Audubon Farm to Table Dinner this Saturday, but You Need to RSVP Quick
• Fun Audubon Farm to Table Dinner this Saturday, but You Need to RSVP Quick
• 622 Riversville Road Virtual Tour from Planomatic
• 'Farm-To-Table' Dinner Party
• Welcome to all our new Facebook visitors coming from the first edition of our br...
• 36 Open Houses in Greenwich for Sunday 10/9/11 - $519K to $16MM
• Exhibition: Trees Inside and Out
• GCS' stellar accompaniest James Wetzel has a solo gig in the neighborhood on Wed...
• Howl and Prowl in Downtown Greenwich to Support Adopt-a-Dog 10/29
• Greenwich, CT Open House List and Map - 49 Houses from $349K to $16MM - Sunday Oct 2nd
• Rain or Shine, Falcons Will Fly Over Audubon
• Atlantic Flyway Featured With Osprey-Inspired Music at Hawk Festival In Greenwich
• A riddle! What do Sting, the Obama inauguration, the Olympics, and GCS have in...
• Around here people who love to sing and to listen to singing are blessed with ab...
• O40 Networking Group Reception at Carlisle Boutique on 9/28 - New Chapter for Women Over 40
• 61 Open Houses in Greenwich, CT for Sept. 25th - Prices from $420K to $4.7MM
• Frank Nemhauser, whom we know from singing with Westchester Choral Society and B...
• We couldn't sing without James Wentzel who is our wonderful accompaniest and wh...
• Greenwich, CT has 63 Open Houses from $438K to $8.9MM as Fall Market Hits its Stride
• At our first rehearsal we got to wish our magnificent Maestro Mueller a very Hap...
• 'Twas the night before the first rehearsal and all through the house (s), choris...
• Some GCS friends are on their way to sing, remember, share, and heal at 7 pm ton...
• Greenwich CT Open Houses for September 11, 2011 - List and Interactive Map - 32 Open Houses from $5.4K to $8.9MM
• Greenwich Art Society Faculty Show
• 9-11-11 National Requiem of Remembrance--choirs across the country performing M...
• Tell friends and family. Auditions are Tuesday evening and Saturday afternoon....
• Exhibition - The Art Of Contemporary Illustration
• Amy Matto Celebrates Greenwich Fashion’s Night Out
• Byram and Pemberwick - Hurricane Irene Photos in Video Slide Show
• Waterfall Lane at Valley Road Has Quite a Waterfall - Hurricane Irene Videos and Pictures from Greenwich Connecticut
• Binney Park Flooding - Hurricane Irene Videos and Pictures from Greenwich Connecticut
• Parts of Greenwich Hit Hard by Hurricane Irene - 12,000 CL&P Power Outage and 85 Road Closures in Town
• Surviving Hurricane Irene in Greenwich - Video of Backyard, Wind Like a Freight Train, Rain in Sheets, and Swaying Trees
• 9/11 A Decade Later: Lessons Learned and Future Challenges
• Back to School for Greenwich - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Birding Trip: Jamaica Bay National Wildlife Refuge, NYC
• NAR Real Estate Market Update with Jed Smith of NAR at Chase Realtors' Reception at Waldorf in NYC
• Greenwich, CT Open House List for Aug. 21st - 29 Open Houses from $5.4K to $5.9MM
• Good Tips on Handling Dripping Pipes from Jerry McSorley
• July Final Sales Numbers, Median and Average Price Up Slightly as High End Recovers
• 300 Posts, 140,000 page views, Thanks Everyone
• Gabriele's Restaurant, The Wedding Party movie, De Niro, Sarandon, Robin Williams
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for Sunday August 14th - 22 Open Houses from $56K to $6.35MM * Now Hotlinks to Listings
• July Sales Drop 58% in Greenwich, Average Sales Up, as CT Conveyance Tax Increase Shifts Sales
• Open House List for Sunday, August 7th, 2011 - 31 Open Houses
• Drawing Birds Workshop
• Summit Music Festival - Best Musi Series You Probably Never Heard of in Your Backyard
• 'Revisioning Nature' - An Exhibition Of Diverse Artists Works
• /Art /Show at Tom Richardson at Greenwich Art Society
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for 7/31/11 - 30 Properties Now with Live Links to On-line Listings - $349K to $7.5MM
• Love-A-Pollinator Day at Greenwich Audobon on Saturday
• Eward Wilson Art Show at Greenwich Hospital
• Open House List for July 24th
• NY Post Reports on Owners Getting Creative to Sell High End Homes - Quotes MP
• GreenwichStreets.com Open House List and Interactive Map for July 16 - 17th, Improved Map and List - 28 Open Houses from $350K to $4.75MM
• Calf Island Conservancy Announces Public Trip to Calf Island
• Arctic Women And Their Art: Paintings, Sculptures And Ceramics
• Special Talk by 'Belize Audubon Society' at Audubon Greenwich
• Our own Maestro Mueller is leading the summer sing tomorrow, July 21 in White Plains. Join him in Vivaldi's Gloria and Faure's Requiem!
• Greenwich Open House List and Interactive Map for Sunday, July 10th - 49 Open Houses from $345K to $16MM
• Call For Sidewalk Sale Days Volunteers!!!!!!!!
• Deevil Is In The Details Show at Flinn Gallery
• Call For Greenwich Art Society - Audubon Show Online Submissions
• Deevil Is In The Details Show At Flinn Gallery
• Record June Sales for Greenwich Real Estate Market from GreenwichStreets.com - June Sales Highest in Past Five Years
• Exhibition - Dream of Nature by Susana Zavala de Prieto
• NAR Economist, Lawrence Yun's Presentation to GAR - Lots of Good Housing Statistics and Info
• Journey to the Base of Mt. Everest - Photo Exhibit
• June Inventory Numbers Tighten at Just About Every Price Range
• Happy Fourth of July - Flash Mob from Cape Cod
• GreenwichStreets.com Open House List for 7/3/11 - 2 Open Houses for 4th of July Weekend
• Lawerence Yun Chief Economist for the National Association of Realtors Speaks to Greenwich Realtors
• The Chamber Players Of The Greenwich Symphony Orchestra
• In memory and appreciation of a long-time member, patron, and friend, Sallie Williams, for whom singing with GCS was one of life's joys. Read about her wonderful life. She requested that contributions in her memory be given to Greenwich Choral Socie
• Gabrielle's Steakhouse Gets Glowing Review from Greenwich Time
• Kid's Summer Mini-Camp at Greenwich Art Society Starts July 5!!!!!
• Huge Success - Swimmers Make Waves in Fight Against Cancer in 5th Annual Swim Across America Greenwich-Stamford Swim
• G.A.S. Summer Term Classes Start Monday, July 11, 2011
• GreenwichStreets.com Open House List for June 26, 2011 - 63 Open Houses from $5,650 to $4,750,000
• Greenwich-Based Red Ribbon Foundation Announces 2011 Grants to Local and International AIDS Organizations
• Tonight sing Elijah at First Congregational in Old Greenwich at 7:30 or it's not too late to sign up for the Fairfield Summer Festival Chorus, Bach Meets the Boys of Summer. Rehearse Tues & Thurs and sing July 30. Sounds like fun!
• Sand Blast ! 2011 - Sand Sculpture Festival
• Independence Day Celebration
• Greenwich, CT Open House List for June 19th, Father's Day - 6 Open Houses from $485K to $7.5MM
• Film in French - 'Think Global, Act Rural'
• It's Summer-Sing Season. On Tuesdays sing in Westchester. Lots of other nearby opportunities. What's your favorite?
• Friday Night Film: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge at Audubon Greenwich
• Flinn Show 2011
• It's a big week for choral music in the NY area--catch the all-star roster of choirs and conductors for Tuesday night's Brahms, also being broadcast live on WQXR.
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for June 12, 2011 - 42 Open Houses from $497,000 to $6,295,000
• 5th Annual Swim Across America Greenwich-Stamford Swim Scheduled for Saturday, June 25th!
• Old Greenwich 2011 Open Juried Show
• Summer is another season for singing--for everyone who feels like it. Seethe come-as-you-are opportunities from First Congregational in Old Greenwich.
• Greenwich Open House List for June 5th - 60 Open Houses from $399K to $16MM
• Greenwich Spring Real Estate Market Continues Busy (and Even the Over $10MM Market Gets a Little Better)
• Advancing Nature Photography At Audubon Greenwich
• 52 Realtor Open Houses Today
• James Wetzel, organist and choirmaster at St. Agnes and GCS accompaniest tells us about the first offering of Summer Sing Season. He's playing at a mass sing-in in NY city on June 15. Count us in!
• 'Nature's Landscapes' Display In Kiernan Hall Nature Art Gallery
• Buyer's Tax on Home Sales Proposed - How to Fight It - CAR Radio Ad
• Greenwich, CT Open House List and Interactive Map for 5/29 - 4 Open Houses for Memorial Day Sunday
• Good-bye 96.7 the Coast FM and WKHL Kool FM
• Play Again - A Film About 'Nature Deficit Disorder'
• Review describes performance as grand and stunning. It feels so good to know we did justice to the music and gave pleasure to the audience.
• G.A.S. Seeking V.P. Of Community Shows 2011-2012
• Why Greenwich Tax Rates Are So Low - Greenwich Grand List Largest in Connecticut
• Stabat Mater was very gratifying to sing and with the melodies fresh in our hearts and minds we're announcing our 2011-2012 season! Navitas to celebrate the holidays on Dec. 3-4, Bach's Mass in B Minor on March 25, and Kern and Gershwin on May
• Concert: Musica Plenti to sing 'Music for a Summer Afternoon' at Audubon Center
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for May 22, 2011 - 56 Open Houses from $460K to $9.5MM
• Vocal Area Network (VAN) is featuring this Saturday, May 21 concert collaboration between Greenwich and Westchester Choral Societies on the Dvorak Stabat Mater and what it means to the members of each group. Hear for yourself at 8 pm at the Palace Theatr
• UConn Men's Basketball Team at the White House
• Concert week checklist--tickets to the Palace in Stamford for all family, friends and music lovers--check! Dinner reservations at our partner restaurants--Siena, Ferrante, and Coromandel--check! Raffle tickets to win trips to Hawaii, Costa Rica, hang gl
• Greenwich Open House List and Interactive Map for Sunday, May 15th - 75 Open Houses!!! $429K to $8MM
• Saturday is Hazardous Waste Day at Greenwich High School from 8 am to 1 pm
• Mark Seal - The Man In The Rockefeller Suit: The Astonishing Rise And Spectacular Fall Of A Serial Imposter
• What a music weekend at the Palace--before GCS sings on Saturday May 21 is Frankie Valli & Four Season, and after GCS is David Crosby and Graham Nash. Go ahead and get good seats and just stay on!
• Audubon Greenwich School Yard Habitat Recognition Program
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for May 8, 2011 - 11 Open Houses
• Not only do we sing in public concerts like the one coming up on May 21 at the Palace Theatre in Stamford, we sing in schools so kids can hear what choral music sounds like in person. In June we'll sing at Central and Eastern Middle Schools. A trea
• May Inventory of Single Family Homes and Condos Both Down 9% from 2010
• Swimmers Needed - Registration Open for 5th Annual Swim Across America Greenwich-Stamford Swim - June 25, 2011
• Dana's Angels Benefit Gala and Concert with Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
• A Dynamic Day of Teaching and Discussion with World Renowned Theologian N.T. Wright
• COSTA RICA: Images from the Land of Pura Vida
• First joint rehearsal tonight was terrific--so much energy. The groups complement each other well and look forward to "making beautiful music together!"
• Art to the Avenue Reception at Prudential and Dozens of Other Places in Greenwich on Thursday - Paintings, Wine, Music and Food
• 'Music In The Garden' at Audubon Greenwich
• N.T. Wright Visits Greenwich 'A Day of Dynamic Teaching and Discussion'
• Tenor Charles Reid can now add the Palace Theatre in Stamford CT with GCS to the stages of the Met, Glimmerglass, Salzburg and Spoleto opera festivals. We're all in good company!
• Greenwich Houses Price Down 13% for Europeans
• First mezzo soloist Dana Beth Miller sang with Andrea Bocelli, now she's singing with GCS on May 21. Welcome Dana!
• Greenwich Open House List & Map for May 1st from GreenwichStreets.com - 60 Open Houses, $429K to $8.75MM
• GCS is pleased to welcome back soprano Inna Dukach for an encore appearance here following her debut at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. She's been everywhere from the Carolinas to Croatia in between!
• Greenwich Art Society Call For Artists For Community Shows!!
• John Blankley Running for First Selectman
• Paying it forward--Nicholas Masters, bass soloist for the Dvorak concert from New Canaan was a finalist for the Met Opera Council in 2011 and a winner of the GCS scholarship for H.S. seniors in 2002. Can't wait to hear him again now.
• A Dynamic Day Of Discussion With World Renowned Theologian N.T. Wright
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents Art For Healing: A Pathway to the Soul
• Call for June 2011 Flinn Show Co-chairs Volunteers!!
• GMO Food: Don't Put That In Your Mouth!
• NYSC Regrand Opening !!!!!!
• Get a sneak preview of one movement of Dvorak's Stabat Mater on today's edition of The Choral Mix hosted by Kent Tritle on WQXR.
• This spring, we're not only going to take you on a musical journey, we're inviting you to get a chance to win a trip to a wonderful destination like Hawaii or Costa Rica. Just ask a member--they'll probably tell you which trip they're
• GreenwichStreets.com Open House List and Interactive Map for 4/17/11 - 40 Open Houses from $529K - $9.5MM
• Greenwich, CT Median Home Sales Price UP 46%, Unit Sales Up 21% - Fun with Numbers
• 2011 Summer Basketball Camp
• Lots of GCS singers at the Pro Arte concert Sunday. It's great to be part of the thriving choral community of Fairfield-Westchester.
• Today was the world premiere of a choral performance you won't want to miss--more than 2,000 singers. Enjoy and be inspired!
• Christ Church Holds Benefit Concert for Japanese Tsunami Victims, Sunday, April 17th at 6:30
• UConn Huskies Win NCAA Basketball Championship!!!!!!!!
• GreenwichStreets.com Open House List and Interactive Map for Sunday, April 3, 2011 - 41 houses from $499K to $18MM
• Energy Conscious Home Forum: Less Cost and More Comfort at Greenwich High School
• Despite the April-foolin' rain and snow tonight, our eyes, like Dvorak's, are focused forward, on spring and on hope, as in his melodic Stabat Mater we're now rehearsing for May 21. Well worth looking forward to.
• New Construction Housing Shortage Coming Nationally -- Has Been a Shortage in Greenwich for Years
• Baba Booey from Howard Stern Show First Meeting on Greenwich Parks and Recreation Board
• GreenwichStreets.com in Robert Frank's Wealth Report on WSJ.com
• Greenwich Home Market 2000 - 2011 - Prudential Ad in Greenwich Time Real Estate Showcase
• Thoughts on Greenwich? Want to contribute?
• THING 138 – GOVERNOR DANNEL P. MALLOY @ TOWN HALL
• Greenwich Art Society Student Show
• March 27th Greenwich, CT Open House List - 41 homes from $439,000 to $6,750,000
• GreenwichStreets.com Reaches 100,000 Pages Views
• THING 137 – Go Fly A Kite – Annual Kite Flying Festival
• Poultry For All! - 'MadCity Chickens' - Film
• Africa’s Painted Dogs – Conserving African Wild Dogs In Zimbabwe
• Nature In Art - Greenwich Art Society Spring Invitational At The Garden Education Center
• THING 136 – Girls Night Out
• Mother/Daughter Makeover Deal in May at Kimara Ahnert's NEW Greenwich Studio
• Maya Angelou in Greenwich
• Bird Collision Expert Visits Audubon
• THING 135 – Help Someone You Will Never Meet
• Open House TODAY (Sunday) from 1-4pm at 14 Tomney
• Greenwich Open House List and Interactive Map for Sunday, March 20th - 39 Homes from $289K - $8.75MM
• FREE Marketing in Greenwich, CT
• Greenwich Fire Depart
• World premeiere of Virtual Choir 2.0 is in NY on 4-7. Limited tickets on sale tomorrow, 3-18 at noon. Exciting opportunity to see the CA-based composer in person. Loved doing his Cloudburst!
• THING 134 – St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Home Energy Program At Greenwich High School
• DART Gala Benefit & Concert with Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Pineapple Classic 5k with obstacles
• FAP -Parents Workshop
• Reviewer praises our detailed performance and vibrant sound paired with the fabulous soloists and touching moments of our choral meditation on war and peace.
• Prudential Connecticut Realty Ranked in Top 1% of all Prudential Real Estate Affiliates Nationwide
• Stay in the holiday spirit all year with this jolly video of Greenwich Choral Society.
• UConn Wins Big East Championship!
• Scott Elwell’s Listings
• THING 133 – Garden Education in Greenwich, CT
• GREENWICH INFO – SCHOOLS
• THING 132 – ReNapoli in Old Greenwich
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for March 13th - 45 Open Houses from $289,000 to $8,750,000
• THING 131 – Hello Dolly!
• Greenwich, CT Real Estate Market – FEB 2011
• Area music fans can usher in spring with the Greenwich Symphony.
• MISA project deadlocks budget committee, fire station funding split over two years
• New steakhouse opens its doors downtown
• At RTM: Proposed cap looks headed to defeat
• Local singers to be featured at women's composer concert
• Iconic poet Maya Angelou to speak in Greenwich
• THING 130 – Performance Lecture with Dr. Jeremy Begbie
• THING 129 – Trip to the 2011 Philadelphia Flower Show, “Springtime in Paris”
• Greenwich Taxes 2010 Revaluation Map - Are Your Taxes Going Up or Down
• Local flavor
• Musicians team up for Cole Porter revue
• Bruno leads off local art series
• Red Cross offers disaster classes
• THING 128 – Race to Nowhere, Round Hill Community Church
• THING 127 – Relay for Life of Greenwich Planning Meeting
• Castine elected to board of the Order of Malta
• Brunswick boys grow beards to help Boys & Girls Club
• Carrying the torch: Brother, wife of cancer victim expand for Relay for Life
• LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER NINA POMEROY CO-HOSTS CHARITY EVENING IN GREENWICH, CT MARCH 24th Proceeds to go to FCA Family And Children’s Agency
• A Performance Lecture - Jeremy Begbie
• Gala raises $80,000 for heart health
• Hamilton Avenue helps the hungry
• THING 126 – Dog Walking/Running on Tod’s Point (Greenwich Point Park)
• Private fund raising for high school MISA project moves forward
• After we all listened to an angelic group of children chant "dona nobis pacem" in Latin, Hebrew, and Arabic, the soloists walked among the audience shaking hands and a sold out house sang along with the closing refrain, "ain't gonna s
• Gabriele's Steakhouse's Website, Telephone Number and Directions
• Children's champion
• U.S. Jobless Rate Fall to 8.9% - Lowest Rate Since April 2009
• Hebrew Academy receives $10 million grant
• Today's performance promises to be sold out. It's wonderful to have the chance to inspire so many! Our next concert is Saturday May 21 at 8 pm of Dvorak's Stabat Mater at the Stamford Palace. Tickets are available now on their website.
• Greenwich police credited for work on international fraud case
• THING 125 – Friends Children’s Program: Tim and the Space Cadets
• INTERESTING TRADE – 14 Maher SOLD for $1.065M
• St. Catherine's Players to present Hello, Dolly!
• Greenwich High School Swim Team Dynasty Continues with Coach Terry Lowe
• Scouts team up for food collection
• Community Answers to hold fashion show on Sunday
• Greenwich, CT Open House List and Interactive Map for March 6th - 50 Open Houses from $289,000 to $18,000,000
• Junior League hosts event to build self-esteem for girls
• Old Greenwich resident wins big in scratch-off game
• Treat yourself to this very special musical meditation this Saturday at 4:30. To underscore the focus on our hope for peace, a children's chorus will join us to chant in Latin, Hebrew and Arabic to cap off a concert that ranges from Haydn to spirit
• Golden boy
• The art of selecting a Realtor.
• The high price of health: Town weighs its options
• Bodson will not run for Board of Ed re-election
• 'Failure of leadership' Sherr decries IB vote
• Board approves IB at Western Middle School
• THING 124 – Of War and Peace: Greenwich Choral Society
• THING 123 – Group Exhibition Opening Reception
• THING 122 – Family Fashion Show, Silent Auction & Luncheon
• THING 121 – Stamford Young Artists Philharmonic
• THING 120 – Bedtime Stories at Cos Cob Library
• Classic Kids snapping 'Lovies' for donations
• Chamber meeting focuses on small business technology
• Greenwich antiques dealers to exhibit in Darien
• Maxwell to be honored for affordable housing work
• Can You Figure This One Out - Its Subtle
• Wilton firefighter, wife face charges for stealing from elderly Greenwich woman
• CL&P enacting tree trimming around town
• Riverside resident earns hospital top employee honor
• Shenkman funds Reagan library
• INTERESTING LISTINGS – 75 Summit Road – $1.429M
• INTERESTING TRADES – 9 Nassau Place – SOLD $715,000
• Backcountry Jazz hosts workshop for GHS musicians
• Raveis Greenwich Closed
• Raveis Fairfield Market Share
• Himes to face off against IBM's Watson tonight
• Flood watch issued Monday
• A milkman for modern families arrives in area
• Riverside woman wins best in show for photo
• THING 119 – The World Affairs Forum – Cyber War
• THING 119 – The World Affairs Forum – Cyber War
• Greenwich Arts Council Presents 'This Land Is Your Land'
• This week's Greenwich Patch story(second in the link) caps a month of coverage of our musical call for peace this coming Saturday that began with a terrific feature in the Greenwich Time on Feb. 1. It's not too late to get a ticket online on o
• Blood region celebrates 60th anniversary
• Performers come out for SuperShow 2011
• Central Greenwich roads to be repaved
• THING 118 – OSCAR® Night Party
• Greenwich scholarship application deadline nears
• Acclaimed fortepianist opens Palladium season
• Police nab alleged burglar in the act
• Bethel AME Church listed on National Register of Historic Places
• Greenwich Open House Interactive Map and List for 2/27 Live - 44 Open Houses - 22 Properties Under $1MM in Greenwich
• 'American Uprising' Young Harvard grad to speak on critically acclaimed history book
• Eating disorder clinic seeing more patients with Facebook-related maladies
• What's better after an inspiring concert than an inspiring meal? One that also offers a 15 percent discount for ticketholders, compliments of Fonda La Paloma in Cos Cob!
• THING 117 – Stay inside and take in a movie – “Forbidden Planet” (1956):
• Friday Night Audobon Movie - inGREEDients at 6 pm with Wine & Cheese Reception
• Be the First to Know Preliminary Greenwich Open House List for this Sunday is Live - 21 Homes from $599K to $16MM
• THING 116 – Play With Your Food
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents Bon Courage: Illustrations
• Making her debut with GCS, mezzo soprano Maria Elena Armijo has an extensive operatic and choral resume including Mozart’s Requiem, Mozart’s Solemn Vespers, Bach’s Cantata 156 and Bach’s St. John’s Passion.
• UBS awards $10,000 to Child Guidance Center
• Malloy’s state budget Greenwich legislators say more cuts needed
• Donated bicycles
• THING 115 – Green Greenwich Real Estate
• Alliance for Education teams with GHS, Harris Connect to link up school's alumni
• Registration opens for Safety Town
• C4 Training Working With GHS Football Team in Off Season Training Program of Conditioning and Character
• Friends of AutisticPeople: Gala w/Peter Yarrow Water Front Home -Build FARM for Autism
• Apple says Greenwich Academy has 'Exemplary Program'
• Parents leadership course starts in March
• 50,000 VIEWS! – THANK YOU
• GHS seniors can't wait for challenges of West Point cadet training
• Our of War and Peace program on March 5 is music with a message. Greenwich graphic designer Marla Laney expressed it exquisitely by perching a butterfly on barbed wire.
• Martha Stewart appears for book signing at Fairway Market
• Deadline nears for scholarships
• Greenwich Academy adds robotics to summer program
• House Appreciation in Each US Major Metropolitan Area by Interactive Map and Spreadsheet
• Blessing of education
• Administrator shuffle will result in job cuts at GHS
• Book Discussion Group - In Search Of Lost Time: Volume 1, Swann's Way
• "Nation Faces the End of Mortgage Era" - The Once in a Generation Mortgage Market
• Propane tanks spark fire at Greenwich Country Day
• Greenwich Shows its Patriotism on President's Weekend - No Advertised Open Houses
• Board of Education makes MISA's case to BET
• Newark Mayor Cory Booker speaks at Chabad annula event
• Deerhound Wins Best of Show at Wesminister Kennel Club
• THING 114 – The Great Backyard Bird Count
• Tenor Chad Cygan's performance will include what Maestro Mueller calls one of the most exquisite moments in music--the solo that concludes the Angus Dei in Britten's War Requiem.
• THING 113 – Sunrise Yoga at the Greenwich YMCA (while it’s still around)
• Police arrest two for Greenwich Avenue robberies
• Farricker says being blocked from new term is ‘vendetta’ from Tesei
• Dell'Abate condemns Stern fan's prank
• Gov. Malloy unveils state budget plan
• RTM members fire back at Tesei report
• Fire officials support bill to indemnify volunteers
• Performance Lecture, Talk and Book Signing with Dr. Jeremy Begbie as part of the Conversations on Courage and Faith Series
• Tickets on Sale for Maya Angelou - An Evening with Maya Angelou, featuring the Rob Mathes Gospel Singers & Rhythm Section Performing Maya's Favorite Spirituals
• Teen book group to discuss popular young adult titles
• Greenwich Police to hold Citizens Police Academy
• THING 112 – Tai Chi @ The First Congregational Church of Greenwich
• Saks hosts evening in support of troops
• Connecticut Has Low Foreclosure Rate
• TwoTurkeys Productions marks 11th season with new collaborator
• Snowman teacher
• THING 112 – Tron on IMAX
• Valentines for veterans
• Brunswick goes green with Vending Misers
• Greenwich Police Scanner Online
• WineWise is keeping it in the family
• THING 111 – Don’t forget that Monday is Valentine’s Day
• Greenwich, CT Real Estate Market – Jan 2011
• 12 Month Rolling Average of Sales and Contracts as a Leading Indicator
• Another of our March 5 soloists who is enjoying an encore with us is soprano Thranga Goonetileke who thrilled the audience and reviewers alike during Carmina Burana in 2009.
• THING 110 – National Park Lecture at Bruce
• New York Court Strongly Encourages Nutmeggers to Work and Vacation in Connecticut
• Pinky's Has Some Great Gifts for Valentine's Day
• Condo & Co-op Sales in Greenwich, CT 2006 - 2010
• THING 109 – Astronomy Family Day @ Bruce Museum
• Fire at Greenwich Country Day under control
• Open House List for Greenwich, CT with Interactive Map - 19 Homes from $498K to $5.5MM - Sunday, Feb 13, 2011
• Convent of the Sacred Heart is getting scientific
• Family Centers provides counseling at home
• THING 108 – FREE movie at Greenwich Library
• Our deepest sympathies to our friends and fellow singers of the Fairfield County Chorale, and choral music lovers everywhere, on the passing of their beloved conductor, Maestro Johannes Somary.
• Dispatch Port-au-Prince: Post earthquake, creating self sufficiency is best solution
• Former Old Greenwich minister sentenced to seven years in prison for child porn offenses
• THING 107 – PJs at Perrot Library
• I-95 tolls on horizon? Legislators talk transportation, budget and ballots over breakfast
• IB discussion could head to a vote this month
• RTM draws battle lines over proposed budget
• On March 5 not only will you be treated to food for thought, ticketholders will also be treated to specials at our nearby partner restaurants. In alphabetical order they are Asiana Cafe, Fonda La Paloma, Greenwich Tavern, Nuage, and Versailles.
• Warm generosity
• Monsignor Wissel will be Grand Marshal of St. Patrick’s Day parade
• Caring card drive
• Wall Street Deferred Compensation Hurts Sales of High-End Homes in Greenwich, CT
• Greenwich $5MM+ Property Segment Trends
• Gary Dell’Abate, "Baba Booey" and Producer of the Don Imus' Show Interviewed by RTM Appointments Committee
• Housing Affordability Reachs Level Before Boom
• Haitian art on display at YWCA
• Musicians perform love songs for ALS research
• Library offers tax assistance
• THING 106 – Glory Days (Colonial), an actual diner in Greenwich
• Referrals
• Gabriele's Italian Steakhouse at Former Luca's Site to Open This Thursday, 2/10
• Robert Shiller of Case Shiller Home Price Index Has Interesting Article on Land Bubbles
• Conservancy to hold ‘Tree Party’ to celebrate reaching planting goal
• Wintry mix arrives late Monday night; Air quality alert issued for Monday
• Railroad group investigating New Haven Line winter woes
• CSH teacher to lead national workshop
• Red Cross urges people to donate
• We're pleased and proud to announce the soloists for our March 5 concert. Some are new and some are familiar friends, like Baritone Edward Pleasant, who performed our featured work, Mass in Time of War, at Carnegie Hall last season. Learn more abou
• League hosts breakfast Monday with local legislators
• McMahon campaign donates equipment
• Snow bowl
• Brunswick School honors Martin Luther King
• Greenwich Real Estate Market Year End Summary 2009 compared to 2010
• Police arrest couple on theft charges
• Rain, freezing rain expected Saturday
• Ad man talks Super Bowl, Olympics (and why the ‘real football’ is such a hard sell)
• Fred Cofone of Old Greenwich Double Winner on Jeopardy
• At 90th anniversary, League of Women Voters marks continued commitment to better discourse
• Open Houses for Super Bowl Sunday in Greenwich, CT - 2/6/11 - 5 Open Houses from $519K - 6.75MM
• Budget presentation is Monday, MISA advocates fight for project
• THING 105 – Super Bowl Weekend Catered By Garden Catering
• For western Greenwich Flood control study will proceed
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents ‘Fereshteh Priou: The Language Of Lines’
• Ice Dams on Your Roof Something You Need to Take Care of Now
• Homecoming: Artist celebrates return at Flinn Gallery
• Police investigate armed robbery at Wendy’s
• Town blames insurance company for wrongful death settlement controversy
• Greenwich CT Real Estate Sold Jan 31st
• Witherell project gets green light
• Well put.
• THING 104 – Watch Greenwich Academy Squash Go UNDEFEATED!
• THING 103 – Looking Back at Greenwich Weddings with Betteridge
• People Getting Ready for Another Big Storm - Whole Foods Parking Lot Packed
• Google Maps for Greenwich 365
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for Sunday, January 30, 2011 - 21 Open Houses from $325K to $5.5MM
• We have (had) 500 Fans!
• THING 102 – 53rd Season Greenwich Symphony Concert 2010 – 2011
• THING 101 – LEGOtime! @ the Cos Cob Library
• THING 100 – Dog Walking on Tod’s Point (Greenwich Point Park)
• Board member asks: Could IB program wrest control from town?
• THING 99 – Movie (End of the Line) at the Audubon
• G.A.S Proudly Presents a Special Painting Workshop with Mary Giammarino
• Missing your paper? Weather delays delivery of some copies of the Post
• Police warn about scam preying on seniors after two fall victim
• Stop & Shop recalls bagged salads because of possible contamination
• Brothers return to ice following Riverside teen's death
• List of cancellations, closings, other announcements due to weather
• Amid looming debt, executive director resigns from YMCA
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Kristen Parkinson Raises Money to Keep Kids Safe from Land Mines
• New Audubon Staffer Advances ‘At Home’ Across Connecticut
• THING 98 – Root for Cardinals – Greenwich High School Basketball & Hockey
• At rehearsal last night (thank goodness it wasn't tonight) we began preparing works by two composers who aren't heard from every day. The American Vincent Persichetti wrote Song of Peace in 1959 and Welsh Karl Jenkins used a 15th century tune t
• New Homes Sales Hit Eight-Month High Says U.S. Commerce Department
• Pen Women honor local photographer
• UConn donor demands return of $3M donation
• Snow forces early dismissal for public schools
• YWCA earns grabt for domestic abuse line
• Winter Wednesday: Storm could disrupt Wednesday and Thursday commutes
• Doktor Kaboom! electrifies with interactive show
• THING 97 – Summer Fair Expo at Greenwich High School
• Byram hosts free programs
• Stanwich fourth graders bring Civil War to life
• THING 96 – Take-Out from My Favorite Place
• GA administrators talk technology teaching
• No fear: Personal trainer overcomes injury for major comeback in power lifting world
• Winter Classes At Greenwich Art Society
• 'End of the Line' Film and discussion at Audubon Greenwich
• Greenwich schools could earn 'green' by going green
• Audubon hosts winter camp
• THING 95 – Stay Warm! – Greenwich Warming Centers
• Single digit temperatures to be followed by more snow
• Custom spec home captures HOBI
• THING 94 – Forbidden Wedding in Greenwich’s History
• Our March 5 concert is a musical meditation on the futility of war and the hope for peace. And the inspiration for the music comes from across the centuries from a 14th century cathedral to a late 20th century conflict. Check out the varied composers. Ve
• SoundWaters roasts former GHS science teacher
• Health officials warn that flu is on the rise
• Greenwich Academy gathers to remember later leader
• Greenwich's state legislators join key committees
• Greenwich officer promoted to technician
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for Sunday January 23, 2011 with Interactive Map, Directions, Price List, Property Lines, Aerial Photos and More
• Snowstorm pattern is expected to continue into February
• Greenwich Democrats celebrate Malloy inauguration
• Zoning commission looks for public comment Tuesday night on drainage regulations
• Concerns persist over cell tower study
• Friday morning’s snowstorm should make for a messy commute
• YWCA ceremony for MLK celebrates diversity, preaches vigilance
• Cos Cob man busted for CVS robbery
• A year after quake, photographer hopes to shed light on current state of Haiti
• Back to Work in Old Greenwich, Riverside and Cos Cob, 29 Listings for Greenwich Realtor Open House Today
• Arch School gets boost with new technology program
• Blizzards drain budget for snow removal
• Greeniwich Planning and Zoning New Lot Coverage Limits Hearing Set for Tuesday January 25th
• Riverside teen dies at Indiana University, former coach remembers 'popular, positive' player
• Winter gardening
• Historical Society earns state Humanities grant
• Police say suspect stole drugs in CVS robbery
• Young cello star to perform with GSO
• Police seek two men in Old Greenwich burglary
• Puppeteers plan Jan. 22 library visit
• FAP program planned on Jan. 26
• Community Answers benefit set
• Library open late on exam week
• YWCA honors women of prominence
• Police Explorers learn lessons of Sept. 11
• Snow, ice may disrupt commutes this week, 1-5 inches of snow plus ice expected
• New learning center celebrates opening
• Audubon Highlights CO2 Effects On Ocean Food Web
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for Sunday January 16, 2011 with Interactive Map, Directions, Price List, Property Lines, Aerial Photos and More
• Learning that there is much food for thought in the selection of music for March 5. Director Mueller was inspired by Tennyson who said Ring out the thousand wars of old, Ring in the thousand years of peace. Details to come.
• United Way study finds Greenwich’s population is older, more diverse, richer yet needier
• RTM looks to fill District One vacancy
• After Arizona tragedy, Blumenthal, Himes say no extra security needed for Congress
• Editorial: Tone down the dangerous rhetoric, get serious about gun control
• Meeting over fire station plan gets heated
• Town mourns teen's death
• Arctic tundra: Greenwich weathers another big one
• Weather service releases unofficial snow total observations
• Reader submitted: Sargeant York loves the Greenwich snow
• Welcome to the neighborhood Greenwich Patch. Now people have another way to find out what's going on in this wonderful community!
• List of cancellations due to impending winter storm
• New York City Real Estate 4th Quarter 2010 Sales Report
• Hidden talent
• Police investigating 'untimely death' of 18-year-old
• Governor orders flags flown at half staff in response to Arizona shootings; Himes proceeds with public meetings
• Historic Hudson honors Urstadts
• Society seeks art entries
• State emergency managers expecting big snowfall Wednesday
• Contractor gets HOBI for exterior excellence at Innis Areden Cottage
• Play With Your Food 2011
• Go Fly A Kite! Annual Kite Flying Festival
• Greenwich Art Society's 94th Annual Juried Exhibition
• Art to the Avenue 2011
• Greendrinks Greenwich
• Family histories
• Himes taps two for military academy admission
• League of Women Voters hosts panel on water conservation
• Gov. Malloy opens Emergency Operations Center as more snow is expected in Connecticut
• Greenwich Academy team first in Robotics expo, moves onto world competition
• International School at Dundee holds information session
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for 1/9/11 with Interactive Map, Directions, Price List, Property Lines, Aerial Photos and More
• Anderson Guide to Enjoying Greenwich, CT, Eitgth Edition is Now Available
• New electricity charges take effect, look to impact state deficit
• Horse escapes, but is safely returned home
• Friday's storm might be a rare 'Norlun'
• Winter storm hinders blood collections
• Selectmen approve update on town's Ethics Code
• Newports, broken gun, recordings led police to murder suspect
• Friday storm hit area hardest, weather service reports
• No one hurt in Quarry Knoll stand off
• Tesei outlines fire plan tonight
• Board of Education considers expanding IB teaching
• Winter storm watch in effect for southern Connecticut beginning tomorrow
• Locals sworn into high office
• TAKE THE TERROR OUT OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
• Reminder For Entry!! - 94th Annual G.A.S.Bendheim Show
• February Vacation Camp Returns To Audubon Greenwich
• Greenwich student dances Nutcracker with American Ballet Theatre
• Subject of Quarry Knoll stand-off may have over-medicated himself
• December Inventory Figures for Greenwich Connecticut are In - Inventory Down in Heart of Home Market
• Greenwich Time Has Great Pictures of the Year for 2010
• Antique jewelry
• Eating theatrically
• GA senior creates a video about ‘Green Driving’ tips
• Snowbunnies
• Bank of America supports United Way
• Land partners tour Greenwich's Treetops Preserve
• Police will tow cars not moved out of Downtown tonight
• Doll-making workshops honor Greenwich brides
• Residents take to the outdoors after first major snowfall of the winter
• World champion pizza maker comes to Old Greenwich
• Town recycles holiday trees
• Town health department warns residents against risk of hypothermia
• Mèli-Mèlo expands with pastry division
• SoleMates: Businesswomen making great strides with shoe project
• National Weather Service announces 'dangerous blizzard conditions' developing in area
• Girl raises funds for cousin struck with epilepsy
• Cranberg takes over inventor father's business
• Wounded Marine visits Sacred Heart
• Holly Hill Tones grace Witherell
• St. Nick is in town
• Hope
• Greenwich Department of Social Services Helps 500 Greenwich Families
• Scouts and Porricelli’s helps to expand Abilis’ firewood business
• Voices of Israel
• Board of Education gives future school calendar final approval
• Angelic: Social Services gift program spreads holiday cheer
• New fees for beach, ferry and camps approved
• Man in critical condition after Wednesday afternoon car crash
• Cos Cob Fire Police's Kaliko appointed to Gov. Malloy's transition team
• School budget passes after hours of discussion
• 2010 Year In Review: Storm damage, election mayhem and LeBronslaught hit Greenwich
• Call For Entries 94th Annual Greenwich Art Society Bendheim Show 2011
• Sacred Heart alum showcases Rwandan photography
• Historical Society sells Greenwich artists' work
• U.S. Census has Cool Map Showing Population and House of Representative Changes Back to 1900
• GA senior earns kudos as business woman
• Red Cross holds crucial CPR training sessions
• In Ross vs. Lichtenfeld lawsuit, judge allows one claim to go to jury
• Local Lions Club supports Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation
• Selectmen expand flood board
• Old Greenwich business puts an American stamp on Dutch waffle cookies treat
• The Greens host interfaith gathering
• Good news! WQXR has put choral music on the radio! The premiere program ended with Tritle's favorite Christmas inspiration--the Gloria from Bach's Mass in B Minor. Enjoy and spread the word to everyone who enjoys choral music from both sides of
• Town cleared in softball injury case
• Greenwich coat drive supports Bridgeport homeless shelter
• Wreaths in remembrance
• For Boys & Girls Club 100th birthday, time capsule memories unsealed
• Connecticut IRS seeks taxpayers who never received their refunds
• More families seek holiday aid than ever before in Greenwich
• New bakery celebrates opening with 1,000 cupcake giveaway tomorrow
• Flash Mob Sings the Messiah in Buffalo Food Court
• Only One Open House in Greenwich this Sunday 12/19
• Youth sponsor Bruce Museum exhibit rejecting the 'Drill baby drill' mentality
• Trujillo not guilty of murder, jury deadlocked on attempted murder charge
• Thieves target Apple Store in second smash and grab
• School budget vote will be held tonight
• Apple Store on Greenwich Avenue burglarized, surveillance video being reviewed
• Snow over the Sound
• Classic Shine Has Great Gift Gift Certificate for the Holidays
• Puppy love
• Jury to begin deliberation in Kissel case
• Gingersnaps
• Hey Moe! Greenwich restaurateur has new burger restaurant that's all his own
• a.k.a. Pinky is Cool New Accessories Store on William Street - Video Shows Consequences of Men Not Shopping There
• Mortgage Rates Go Up for 4th Week in a Row - Major Factor in Housing Affordability and Buyer Activity
• Holiday concert called well-designed, well-prepared and well-received, trimmed with choral jewels, magnificent moments and wonderful surprises! Read the whole review!
• Builders win third HOBI award
• Holiday tale of Billy Balsam gets musical treatment
• Reading champions expands to Cos Cob School
• Alpen Pantry Makes Open House at 8 Somerset Lane a Success - Public Open House on Sunday, 12/12, 1 - 4 PM
• Marching in Macy's parade
• Nine Sacred Heart girls honored as Commended Students
• Cinematographer captures chaos of Tokyo music scene
• Open House Interactive Map and List -- Sunday, December 12th for Greenwich, Connecticut
• WCBS Covers Greenwich Assessor's Increases in Assessment Along I-95 and Interviews Mark Pruner
• Polo Ralph Lauren President Buys $16MM Home on Waterfront in Byram
• Reviewer praises chorus at its peak, fine soloists, glorious programming. Glad everyone enjoyed listening as much as we enjoyed singing!
• Traffic a 'disaster' in Greenwich after I-95 tractor trailer fire
• Defense rests in Kissel case, witness says state’s key witness was lying
• Couple teams up with Westfair
• Toys for Tots gets some muscle from Marine Corps this Saturday
• Greenwich-post.com steps up speed, safety for readers
• Kissel testimony expected to end tomorrow
• Residents speak out against extending tax cuts for rich
• Two men surrender on auto scam charges
• Smith case is 'active and open' as momentum for cruise reform goes global
• State presents evidence in Kissel trial, motive for killing still unclear
• Rentals of Houses in Greenwich Set Another Record in November 2010
• Seminar tomorrow to focus on rights for transitioning autistic people
• Ogden receives top Red Cross award
• Second largest modular home built in Greenwich
• Audubon's Patrick Comins To Be Featured On BirdNote
• Environmental Priorities for Connecticut's General Assembly - In Greenwich, CT
• Greenwich Academy's InGathering celebrates spirit of giving
• Firm donates $5K to Junior Achievement
• It was a great joy for GCS to bring Bach's Mass in B Minor and Christmas in Germany to so many. We sincerely hope it adds to the meaning and memories of your holiday season. Best wishes and join us in the new year in March for our next performance.
• GHS ensemble gets a taste of jazz in backcountry
• Greenwich advocate seeks to 'NORML'-ize marijuana use
• Preschoolers join in giving spirit, aid Food Bank
• Brunswick supports 50 local families on Thanksgiving
• Christmas on Round Hill Fair at Round Hill Community House on Round Hill Road in Greenwich
• Greenwich lighthouse on display at Maritime Aquarium
• ‘Green Drinks Greenwich’ With Jane Condon
• Attorney opens integrative law firm, launches site
• Abstract art on display
• Choral Society holds holiday concert this weekend
• Man threatens officers, damages cell at Greenwich police headquarters
• Greenwich, CT Dec. 5 Open House List and Interactive Map, 27 Houses and Condos from $335K to $6.9MM
• Interest Rates Inch Up - The Major Factor in Housing Costs
• Interest Rates Inch Up - The Major Factor in Housing Costs
• Garden Center holds tea with Santa Claus
• Tavern holds 18th Century-style dinner on Sunday
• Share this Greenwich Time concert story with anyone who doesn't have a ticket yet. This concert has it all--holiday tradition, dynamic young soloists, and music that has inspired GCS to "rise to the occasion!" Best remaining seats are on S
• First Presbyterian brings seniors together for annual feast
• Avenue comes alive on Black Friday with visit from Santa
• Greenwich Inventory for Single Family Homes Stays Constant -- Condominium Inventory Shrinks
• Key witness in Kissel murder trial says he was offered $10,000 to kill developer
• Apples for the hungry
• Naval Academy student offers area youths a different path to education, opportunity
• The four most magnificent measures in music--that's what Director Paul Mueller called the opening of Bach's Mass in B Minor. Come listen this Saturday and decide for yourself.
• Lighting up the town: Community gathers to ring in the season
• Correction means no new school budget cuts
• Bach Banishes all humBug! Lift holiday spirits high--invite everyone to join us in joy--seats going fast--grab Saturday Dec. 4 at 2 pm while you can!
• Case against accused killer takes shape, state denies 'suicide theory'
• Revaluation shows 11.6% drop in Grand List
• Chamber meeting, awards breakfast set for Dec. 9
• Community joins in 'School Full of Readers'
• Red Cross organizes card drive in support of the troops
• Back Country Jazz Concert in Saint Bede Chapel at former Rosemary Hall Makes for Magical Evening in Greenwich
• Shell Island stories wash ashore
• A musical revolution
• Rotary donates $20,000
• Selectmen OK new beach restroom
• Chestnut Electric partners with Verde
• Playtime for grown-ups
• Benefit raises more than $1 million for breast cancer research
• Greenwich has Housing Shortage in New Construction - No New Houses Under $1.9MM, Very Little Under $5MM
• Check the Stamford Advocate and Greenwich Time for more along with our online ad.
• Shared experience
• Financier lends jet to dying man
• Shoppers at Stamford Mall were surprised today as 50 of us serenaded them with 12 Days of Christmas and more as a prelude to our concerts next weekend. We could hear them joining in from around the center court area! Will share pictures and news stories.
• New blood
• Time editor, GA alum, returns to speak at alma mater
• Prospect Street restrictions go into effect on parking
• Happy Thanksgiving Everyone
• Happy Thanksgiving Everyone
• In the holiday spirit
• Greenwich residents launch cookie company, launch party tomorrow
• Calendar could have students in school on Veterans Day
• League looks at affordable housing history
• School Board leadership: Cohen criticizes sitting members
• Food bank needs help
• Tesei wants economic enhancements here
• Church hosts feast for seniors
• Council offers Outward Bound scholarships
• Monumental moment
• College Board recognizes GA seniors
• Sugar and spice
• Zylie named one of best toys of 2010
• Art For Giving - Annual Holiday Exhibit
• McArdle's Reindeer Festival to benefit Kids In Crisis
• Cafe Mirage has a Really Good Pumpkin Cheesecake for Thanksgiving
• Becker Salon 'highlights' aid for youth organization
• Thanks to a Greenwich guru's help, aspiring model is bringing her talents from South Beach
• Greenwich, CT 2010 Tax Revaluation Letter from the Tax Assessor - A Guide for the Homeowner
• Gala aids hospital's emergency department
• Teens to march in Macy's Day Parade
• Creating a buzz: First time children's author sends message of individual strength
• Soprano soloist Kathryn Lewek lives in Stratford, graduated from Eastman and continues studies with Marilyn Horne.
• Brave New World: GA hosts robotics assembly
• Sole Sisters launch fund-raising season
• Classic Shine - The Place to Go in Greenwich for a Great Detailing Job for Your Car, Winter Prep and Gift Certificates
• A run to inspire
• Scam targeting senior citizens plays on emotions and fears
• October Was New York State’s Best Month for New Jobs in Years, Data Show Reports NYT
• Moe's Burger Joint on the Post Road in Old Greenwich Makes a Good Cheeseburger
• Renowned jazz musician to lead fall benefit
• Dundee honors vets
• Fathers focus on Internet dangers tomorrow morning
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for This Sunday 11/21/10 - Interactive Map and Printable List for 26 Homes
• Residents worry traffic study won't show danger at key intersection
• Musica Plenti To Sing at Audubon Greenwich
• Analysis of the First 10 Month's of Sales in Greenwich by Russ Pruner
• Americana exhibit opens tonight at Arts Council
• Join Us for Joy! Our postcard sent via US mail has the perfect summary of why we sing and why people love to hear this most magificent and moving music--for the joy! Spread the joy--spread the word and the postcards and join us.
• After exceeding finance board guidelines, revisions loom for $135 million school budget
• Former minister faces jail after guilty plea on child porn charges
• Holiday Boutique Today at 136 E. Putnam Ave.
• Audubon and Partners Launch A New Young Birders Club In Connecticut
• Ballet Academy expands, begins fifth year
• Greenwich students take the stage at King
• Garden group hosts Sprouts and Seedlings
• GA girls dive into community service
• Why You Should Buy a House Now Rather Than Waiting
• League rewards initiative
• GA magazine gets top honor
• Art event to shed light on Alzheimer's
• Bipartisan panel examining Bridgeport voting fiasco meets tonight, live video will appear here
• Police seek help locating getaway vehicle in Betteridge armed robbery, $20,000 gold cuff among items taken
• With drought conditions possible, town watches reservoir levels
• Inside scoop on the special version of Three Kings we're singing--as minister Phillipp Nicolai was ill with plague in the late 1500's he kept a journal of his reflections which was set to music 250 years later and which still move us today. Thi
• Pen women celebrate female composers
• Acclaimed Indian artist exhibits at Art Touch
• New Tax Assessments Are Being Mailed on Thursday, 11/18, New Neighborhood
• Selectmen sign on for disaster plan
• Holiday Boutique to Benefit Kids with Cancer on Thursday 11/18 -- Exhibitors List
• Honored for public service
• Schools step up with shoe drive
• Count allows import of craft brew
• League event has global theme
• Wine shop toasts its own opening
• Pet Talk features GEMS trainer
• America Recycles Day is Monday
• Saving homes from flood damage
• Open Houses Interactive Map and List for Greenwich, CT, Nov. 14th - 38 Open Houses from $348K to $8.95MM
• Women's Club holds holiday boutique
• Event raises money for HIV awareness in Africa
• RAMPing it up
• Town leaf collection begins this week
• Nigel Mumford Healing Service
• Former Giants Super Bowl hero honored tonight
• After Foley concession, Greenwich Democrats, Republicans look back at Election Day victories, disappointments
• Consultant's role in new cell tower study defined
• After re-election, Himes looks ahead to second term
• Y to provide flu shots
• Thanking veterans: Ceremonies set for this morning
• ‘Kakapo Parrot Day’ At Audubon Greenwich
• Flags line Mianus River Bridge to support vets
• Briefcase prompts bomb scare at Target
• Revised contract for Mill River Park approved
• Residents oppose cell tower application
• Police warn of scam targeting senior citizens
• Gas station manager charged with fleecing $115,000
• Blaze guts Hoffman Fuel office building on East Washington Ave.
• "12 Angry Women" takes the stage
• Danbury woman arrested for stalking Darien therapist multiple times
• Greenwich teen interviews vets for Eagle Scout project
• Porn pastor pleads guilty
• Psych tests nearing completion in backcountry homicide case
• Second woman charged in statewide credit card theft ring
• Minister facing child porn charges resigns
• Schools chief unveils 2011-12 budget proposal
• Convent of the Sacred Heart pubs win gold
• Police investigating racist graffiti found in Shippan
• Opening arguments mark the start of softball personal injury lawsuit
• BOB HORTON: School board policy stymies dissent
• Housing application withdrawn
• Green Moon’s newest opens in Greenwich
• Dr. Boyd To Attend Friday Night Screening Of 'Living Downstream'
• Golf specialist trains athletes to step up their games
• Berkshire taps local fund manager
• State police: Driver failed sobriety tests after double fatal accident
• Cops: Men nabbed in Westport auto repair scam likely tied to Greenwich
• Rising Star
• Prudential's Holiday Boutique to Benefit Sunshine Kids on 11/18 from 11 to 4 PM
• Greenwich Rentals of Single Family Homes Set an October Record
• Merritt open following accident cleanup
• Teen charged with attempted murder in attack on pregnant girlfriend
• Students study Sound
• C4 Training Great Place to Get in Shape for the Holidays
• Foley sets news conference on election results
• GHS student makes school think green
• POLICE BLOTTER: Woman charged in road rage incident
• Ex-tennis coach taking her case to trial
• Cell towers back on zoning commission's agenda
• Son charged in assault on father
• Brunswick shares its blues
• Town seeking bidders for wireless coverage study
• Jury fails to reach verdict in Cheshire home invasion case
• Descendants of town artist visit wedding exhibition
• No criminal charges in German shepherd slaying sparks outrage
• Renowned novelist Irving visits Brunswick
• Former union chief arrested
• RETROWEEK: A look back at Greenwich news
• THE DISH: Greenwich Hospital CEO to appear on the 'Closing Bell'
• Lawyers in body-dumping case want trial postponed
• School auditorium, civic center high on budget wish list
• Standard time returns, set the clock back Saturday
• Police arrest three after I-95 chase
• Red Ribbon Foundation goes Bollywood
• Greenwich Time writer captures 'Publick Occurrences' award
• Gojcaj found guilty in Danbury murder trial
• Yale Whiffenpoofs to perform in Old Greenwich
• Foley not conceding, wants a final official count
• School board OKs district capital plan
• Newspaper delivery delayed
• Local help is available for teens considering suicide
• ‘Green Drinks’ Greenwich
• 'They call me Baba Booey' Stern show's Gary Dell'Abate opens up about life in new book
• RAMP Brings A Taste Of Appalachia To Area For An Evening Of Food, Wine, Bourbon And Charity
• Backcountry Jazz Concert, Saturday, 11/20 at St. Bede's All for Bridgeport Music Students with World Famous Bennie Wallace
• Open Houses Interactive Map and List for Greenwich, CT, Nov. 7 --- 48 Open Houses from $335K to $6.75MM
• Rob Mathes bridges pop and sacred music
• Runners pound pavement for B*Cured
• Two Greenwich officers share August police honor
• Witness says she heard Kissel codefendant discuss murder plot
• 'Cable vision': Greenwich resident inducted into Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame
• Ubogy's florals among botanical art show
• All Local State Legislatures Re-Elected in Greenwich, Turn-out Lighter Than Expected
• Crash that closed Merritt NB in Greenwich cleared
• Kissel murder trial delayed until end of month
• OSHA investigates worker killed in construction accident
• GHS Girls Soccer Wins FCIAC
• While Bysiewicz says Malloy won, AP has Foley leading
• Ed board to vote on district capital plan Thursday night
• Parties differ on Greenwich election results
• Jury focuses on slain chef's attire
• Woman extricated from car taken to hospital
• Punk rocker turned folk star plays Brunswick on Friday
• Metro NY Organizations Step Up Cultural Tourism
• Splurge moves
• Off Sounders harmonize with Middlebury groups
• Malloy inches past Foley in too-close-to-call governor race after big night for state Dems
• GOP landslide for local races in Greenwich
• Greenwich's unofficial voting results
• Monoprint Workshop At Greenwich Art Society
• Former CFO of Greenwich company sentenced for false SEC filings
• Informant's immigration status at issue during court hearing
• BOB HORTON: A dissenting voice on the school board
• Mercedes makes pledge to be greener with new construction
• Local Republicans show up in force to support McMahon at voting booth
• Conference focuses on aging athlete
• Nearly 31% of registered Greenwich voters have cast their ballots as of 1 p.m.
• RAMP Brings Taste of Appalachia to Area for Evening of Food, Wine, Bourbon and Charity
• RAMP Brings Taste of Appalachia to Area for Evening of Food, Wine, Bourbon and Charity
• Wife of Kissel brother wants Hong Kong murder retrial stopped
• 'Superheroes' arrested in parking garage fight
• POLICE BLOTTER: Burglary suspect arrested
• POLICE BLOTTER: Intoxicated man causes minor accident
• Fire officials: Trench was not properly secured
• Teamwork pro to lead talk
• With Bridgeport polls open later, state waits; Greenwich polls closed
• Woman accused of harassing girl online
• Community Center holds festive gala
• Construction worker killed in homebuilding accident
• Legal experts: Co-defendant's testimony will 'make or break' Kissel case
• Home invasion testimony resumes
• Poll shows Blumenthal still in lead
• Voters head to polls Tuesday
• Kissel trial delayed as defense claim "undisclosed evidence" has been presented
• GHS Shapers recognize Dana's Angels charity
• Obama stumps for Himes in Bridgeport
• Decision Day for candidates
• Latest Quinnipiac poll shows Blumenthal still leads McMahon; Foley pulling ahead of Malloy
• Greenwich Hospital sees historic summer traffic
• Kissel murder trial delayed until end of month
• Man killed in trench by concrete slab
• Voted Early, but Not Often, Tomorrow is Election Day, Schedule Some Time to Vote
• Police: Mistaken identity most likely prompted carjacking
• State lobstermen could be eligible for $12,000 job training grant
• Driver in double-fatality arraigned
• Breakfast, coffee and politics
• Legal experts: Co-defendant's tesimony will 'make or break' Kissel case
• Cos Cob couple exhibit photo work
• Julian Curtiss celebrates U.N. Day with annual parade
• On eve of election expert speaks on women's suffrage
• 14 GA seniors commended
• Union for instructional aides clashes with BOE in contract talks
• Unopposed candidates on the ballot
• Legal experts: Co-defendant's tesimony will 'make or break' Kissel case
• 19th-Century children's toys exhibited
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents Americana: The Unexpected Side
• Sunday in Greenwich - Best Weekend for Leaf Watching, Good Day to See Some Open Houses
• Cops: E-mail warning about gang initiation is a hoax
• "Cave" Painting of Prehistoric Animals Found on Cliff in Greenwich, CT
• Easton woman killed in I-95 accident
• New York Times Reports that High End Rental Market is Tight as Some Shift to Rentals at High End
• Defense rests in Danbury restaurantuer's murder trial
• Greenwich Planning and Zoning Meeting Tonight on FAR Regulation of Basements
• Candidates spar over advertising
• FDIC Conference on Future of Housing Finance has Good Overview of Secondary Mortgage Market - C-SPAN Video
• 3 suspects in custody after carjacking, crash that ends in police pursuit
• Greenwich Hedge Fund Manager Todd Combs to Succeed Warren Buffet at Berkshire Hathaway
• Bidders line up to buy Greenwich Avenue post office
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Greenwich Planning and Zoning Postpones New Basement FAR Regulation
• Today Show host tells of surviving cancer
• THE DISH: 'Baba Booey' kicks off book blitz; Yankees skipper shops in Greenwich
• Greenwich Has Got Talent Saturday at GHS at 7:30
• Cell tower decision delayed, new consultant will look at alternatives
• McMahon and Blumenthal spar in last meeting
• CCI Annual Ball at Belle Haven 11/4, 6 - 9 PM with George See Swing Band
• Central firehouse plans move to front burner
• Paul Simon, Diana Krall perform at MMRF fundraising gala
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for Sunday, 10/31/10 with Google Interactive Map, Directions and Zoom
• Tis the season to start shopping...Boutique benefits Time for Lyme
• Fox, Cablevision reach agreement to end blackout
• Officer wounded in shooting accident, prognosis 'excellent'
• Police promote two to detective
• 4th District candidates duke it out over Social Security, health care
• Crowds already waiting for Obama
• Behind the curve: Local ex-major league cries foul
• Greenwich resident says Debicella stole footage for new attack ad
• Jury in place for Kissel trial
• RTM members call for restraint as budget process moves forward
• I-95 shut down for police activity
• The Power Of Healing Comes To Greenwich
• GREENWICH HIGH SCHOOL COMPETES AGAINST AMITY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL IN FIRST ROUND OF MSG VARSITY’S THE CHALLENGE
• Rob Mathes Performs Encore Concert Of Original Song Cycle At Night A Song Is With Me
• MSG Varsity to Feature Greenwich vs. New Canaan Football Live in HD on November 5
• ‘Musica Plenti’ Returns To Audubon Greenwich
• Taxpayer-funded candidates snub Connecticut businesses
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for Sunday, October 24th with Interactive Google Map - Color Coded by Price Range
• RTM 7 calls for frugality on town budget
• IRS returns shed light on Foley, Malloy finances
• State seeks idea of what to include in time capsule
• Security issues dominate debate
• Party time!
• Homeowner appalled by town's response to lost tax payments
• Greenwich man seeking millions from town over softball injury
• Area residents scale Kilimanjaro for AIDS charity
• Greenwich, Close Up: New Burial Ground Cemetery
• Jury complete in Kissel murder case
• Witness testifies about cell phone calls Gojcaj made the morning after the murder
• President cuts radio ad for Conn. Rep. Himes
• Manhattan 3rd Quarter Report from Prudential Douglas Elliman -- Sales Up, Prices Up, Inventory Down
• Wine, cheese and cool jazz event supports local music education
• Apple Fest features book fair
• Selectmen seek further study on cell tower issue
• THE REV. VICTORIA MILLER: A faith handed on
• 2 injured in Tomac Avenue accident
• Firefighters proud in pink
• Prost!
• Jim Himes: Much Work Still to Do
• Dan Debicella: Counting on discontent
• Democrats file elections complaint against World Wrestling Entertainment
• Sikorsky will produce a larger prototype based on the X2 high speed helicopter
• Finding common ground: Group hosts economic experts in rancor-free debate
• Penthouse founder Bob Guccione dies at 79
• Cops: Be on alert for two suspects involved in car scam
• Two jurors lost, two gained in Kissel case
• NINO SECHI: Finding the value of revaluation
• Police promote two officers to detective
• Listen to "Live in Greenwich" on WGCH Radio - 3rd Quarter Real Estate Review - Mark Pruner Covers Greenwich's Hot Rental Market
• ‘Myth, Reality and The Human Condition’ at the Stamford Center for the Arts
• Details of Stamford man's alleged threats against President emerge, says Ku Klux Klan should 'take care' of Obama
• IRS returns shed light on Foley, Malloy finances
• Danbury detective at Gojcaj trial explains dismemberment
• Tennis tournament to continue as New Haven Open
• Developer R.D. Scinto pleads guilty in corruption probe
• Greenwich Time Reports on Greenwich Home Sales and Rentals for 3rd Quarter - Sales up 76%, Rentals Busy, Both Slow in Sept. Waiting for Election Results - Mark Pruner Quoted
• Youth Aid
• Deli to close in North Mianus
• Panel calls for school reforms to end "achievement gap"
• Man arrested for sexually assaulting horse
• Martha Dean vows to `defend the Constitution'
• McMahon on pace to spend over $50 million on Senate run
• Attorney Dan Daniels will speak at conference
• Help with music skills available
• Norwalk con man cops a plea; will serve 20 months in jail
• Murphy, Caligiuri to debate in Danbury Monday night
• U.S. soldier charged in slaying of Connecticut soldier
• CLC teachers prepare for possible strike
• Elephants have lunch on McLevy Green in downtown Bridgeport
• Billboard owner tweaks McMahon;'s campaign spending
• Danbury detective at Gojcaj trial explains dismemberment
• School hosts screening of ‘Race To Nowhere’
• After long-awaited reunion, a Greenwich family grows
• Teddy bear care
• Skating instructor on thin ice
• Man charged with another car burglary
• Officials still investigating Friday blaze
• Jepsen has significant cash lead over Dean
• Tax collection woes fuel debate on future of elected post
• GOP attorney general candidate Martha Dean vows to `defend the Constitution'
• Foley and Malloy clash on health care, labor issues
• McMahon on pace to spend over $50 million on Senate run
• Deli to close in North Mianus
• Town considers lease for cell tower
• James Fuchs, shot put record holder, formerly of Greenwich, dies at 82
• President Obama coming to Bridgeport
• Man arrested for sexually assaulting horse
• Wishlist owner creates comfortable, functional clothing for young professionals
• Dems file complaint against Foley campaign
• Meeting tackles Old Greenwich issues
• Zoning regulation back for further discussion
• Hospital lawyers fire back in class action lawsuit
• Court evacuation delay prompts changes
• Car slams into tree in Westport, 3 hurt
• Bill Andruss and Russ Pruner Invite Mark Pruner to Their WGCH Radio Show, "Live in Greenwich" at 11 am Monday, 10/18/10
• Larabee’s photo work on display at Tavern
• Exhibition: A Child’s View: 19th-Century Paper Theaters
• Stamford man charged with another car burglary
• Exhibition: Circus! Art and Science Under the Big Top
• Broken steam pipe prompts fire department response
• Fire officials still investigating Friday night blaze
• Jepsen has significant cash lead over Dean
• Is Greenwich cable entrepreneur Connecticut's 'Superman'?
• Michelle Obama hits campaign trail for Blumenthal
• Local meteorologist, radio VP host talent show
• Local mom/son entrepreneur team recognized on the ‘Today’ show
• YWCA remembers victims of domestic abuse, offers to help those in need
• GA showcases women
• Malloy adds to lead over Foley in governor's race poll
• Roar, lion, roar! Teens speak out against killing of African lions
• Zoning regulation back for further discussion
• Hospital lawyers fire back in class action lawsuit
• Hundreds enjoy walk at the Point for Abilis
• Ambulance carrying accident victim hit on I-95
• As cold weather approaches, state health department warns of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Greenwich, CT Open Houses for Oct. 17 with Google Interactive Map; Zoom, Directions and Satellite Photos
• Lyon family descendants gather in Greenwich
• Vince McMahon fights back as Dems attack WWE
• Malloy adds to lead over Foley in governor's race poll
• Woman complains about Old Greenwich intersection
• Greenwich man swims with the fishes...on purpose
• THE DISH: John Malkovich, Yankees' 'Big Puma' spied in Greenwich
• Alumni, former staff celebrate Parkway School's 50th birthday
• McMahon, Blumenthal offer views on domestic issues
• Stratford, Oxford to reap more open space
• Greenwich hedgie Sussman now featured in Mass. congressional race
• Two killed while changing tire on I-95
• My Favorite Place(s): Popular restaurant opens new Avenue location
• New parking restriction in place at YMCA
• Garden Education Center hosts autumn festival
• Two killed while changing tire on I-95
• 2 firefighters hurt in mansion control room fire
• Pumpkin Patch is back at OG School
• BOB HORTON: Taxes, spending and firehouses
• Jack Dog Studio Moves to Greenwich
• Hundreds fill church to mourn GHS sophomore
• McMahon's numbers down amid ad blitz
• Malloy adds to lead over Foley in poll
• Hawks alight
• POLICE BLOTTER: Stamford woman charged with drug offenses
• Judge rules financial deals fair game in Kissel case; jury panel almost complete
• Blumenthal loans his campaign $500K, raises $1.6 million
• Malloy adds to lead over Foley in poll
• Politicians squabble over Nathaniel Witherell
• Lyon family descendants gather in Greenwich
• Not forgotten: Old Greenwich woman urges attention for Haiti
• Hortulus Flower Show is open today
• Greenwich's own 'Mama Grizzly' fund-raises for Connecticut Republicans
• Glenville School carnival is set for Saturday
• Wind advisory posted as showers persist
• Blumenthal expands lead over McMahon in latest poll
• Lyon House: Board approves relocation
• Kissel jury two-thirds complete; total reaches 10
• Damage control: TD Bank to huddle with tax collector on missing checks
• Kenn Kaufman Coming To Audubon Greenwich
• Foley's war chest down to $197,856
• Malloy, Foley square off on budget crisis
• Jury hears about marks on bullet, bones
• Suspect in scam hopes to post bond
• POLICE BLOTTER
• 11th juror seated for Kissel murder case
• Hundreds fill church to mourn GHS sophomore
• North Stamford hosts candidate forum
• Government Loan Guarantee Limits Stay at $708,750 for Greenwich to Bridgeport Area - 205 Greenwich Properties Available
• GHS offers students counseling after sophomore's apparent suicide
• In this week's Greenwich Post
• Town lawyer says commissioners are protected against lawsuits
• Commissioners grapple with definition of basements
• McMahon, Blumenthal clash over character, the economy
• Stratford educator beats out Greenwich teacher for top state honors
• Bridge inspections to shut I-95 lanes in Norwalk Wednesday
• Bridgeport - Stamford - Norwalk Area (including Greenwich) has Highest Per Capita Income in U.S. by Far
• Popcorn trees for Cub Scouts
• Woman charged with prostitution after reporting rape
• Malloy has $4.5 million ready to spend
• Resurrecting a chapel: ‘It’s in my blood’ says former First Selectman Breed
• Laudonia: Only a fraction of checks missing
• Damage control: TD Bank to huddle with tax collector on missing checks
• McMahon, Blumenthal clash over character, the economy
• Have you noticed the rise in gas prices recently? Blame inflation
• Poll: Most in state support death penalty
• Former Gusto employee takes the witness stand in Danbury murder trial
• Blahnik adds his signature to shoes on the Avenue
• Stratford educator beats out Greenwich teacher for top state honors
• Rob Mathes Concert: Encore Performance of 'At Night A Song Is With Me'
• Fields graduates from leadership academy
• Greenwich artist and teacher exhibits in Italy
• Chinese school sees rise in language class outsourcing
• Tax credit for college tuitions
• New program helps autistic students transition into 'real world' after high school
• Magic at the club
• Man charged in Craigslist scam
• Marine returns to Norwalk after tour in Afghanistan
• New report shows town spending outpaces population growth
• Women’s book club returns to JFS
• Republicans won't attend debate in Town Hall
• Community mourns loss of 'joyous' GHS sophomore
• Laudonia: Only a fraction of checks missing
• Lawyer wants damaging evidence kept out of Kissel trial
• Sale of Helmsley estate nets town $78,755 in conveyance taxes
• McMahon, Blumenthal clash over who's best on the economy
• Debate over how to stop bullying
• WCBS-AM has Story About Helmsley Mansion Quotes Mark Pruner and Mentions GreenwichStreets.com
• Coffee with a candidate
• Town doctor to be honored by St. Lawrence Society
• Audubon festival brings together birds, green living
• Celebrating Susannah: Generations race at annual Greenwich event
• Armed with a 'smoking gun,' PETA takes fresh aim at the use of circus elephants
• Weekend backcountry burglaries may be tied to larger spree
• New report shows town spending outpaces population growth
• Himes facing tough challenge
• Vikings-Jets delayed by lightning, stands cleared
• Team Connecticut
• Au pairs en plein air
• 2 Norwalk DPW workers arrested in scheme
• Where's the money?
• Fire chief to seek funding for station
• Event nets thousands for adoption non-profit
• Parent leadership series begins this week
• Prudential Real Estate Ranked Number 1 by Homesellers according to J.D. Powers
• Pemberwick community hears from Army Corps flood expert
• Eating disorder center marks anniversary
• Connecticut deflects MTA fare hikes
• COLOMBUS DAY CLOSINGS 2010
• THE DISH: Mets cry foul; Sophie B. Hawkins rocks OG
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Hundreds flock to art show at Bruce Museum
• UConn hopes proposed punishment satisfies NCAA watchdogs
• Swedish store opens on Avenue
• At last
• United Way: A Great Community Organization; Oktoberfest, Soapbox Derby, Sole Sisters, FiOS offer
• RABBI VICKI L. AXE: Reflections on fundamentalism
• Greenwich Republicans, Democrats tangle over debate
• UConn admits violations, imposes sanctions on men's basketball program
• 12th Annual ‘Hawk Festival And Green Bazaar’ At Audubon Greenwich
• Artists from all over show at Bruce
• Greenwich hedgie thrust into center of Maine congressional race
• Person arrested during Merritt traffic stop
• Police officers undertake anti-terrorism training
• Greenwich Republicans, Democrats tangle over debate
• Frantz calls for lower taxes, Barton says state's problems run deeper
• Musical instrument rental operation offers Greenwich strings
• Animal shelter event brings out the big dogs
• Thanks Again, GreenwichStreets.com Jumps From Top 1,000,000 Websites in the World to Top 800,000
• State court officials ponder foreclosure freeze
• Blumenthal, McMahon trade charges in second debate
• Welcoming the fall
• Police warn of fast-spreading graphic e-mail
• Eighth juror selected in Kissel murder trial
• Holiday closings
• Jury selection begins again in Kissel murder case
• Democrats propose debate, but Republicans say offer "not serious"
• Screening offered to quell rising tide of depression
• Foley, Malloy clash at debate
• NINO SECHI: Flooding remains key issue in Pemberwick/Glenville
• 70 Realtors Open Houses in Old Greenwich, Riverside and Cos Cob - Good Time to be a Buyer
• Selectmen meet this morning on cell tower lease
• Westport home badly damaged in blaze, 1 man homeless
• Felony charge dropped against Stamford contractor
• On SAT scores, Board of Education seeks answer
• Biggest Percentage Reduction is In-Town Rental on Lewis Street - Newly Renovated and Very Close to Greenwich Avenue
• Author addresses factor for choosing IRA or Roth tonight
• Cos Cob's Best Kept Secret Restaurant and Tea House
• YWCA vigil tonight raises domestic violence awareness
• Helmsley Sale Gets Lots of Coverage in Greenwich Time, WSJ, NYT et al
• Columbus Day closings
• Seven jurors on Kissel murder case
• Greenwich High grad wins architecture prize
• Victims and survivors of domestic violence honored at vigil
• Greenwich Symphony Orchestra has Wine, Cheese and Jazz Festival on October 22nd at Richards with Expert Local Vintners
• FiOS not yet available in all parts of Greenwich
• Biggest Price Reduction This Week is Waterfront Mediterranean Mansion on Steamboat Road - Walk to Train and Town
• Verizon gift helps keep Storymobile rolling
• YWCA opens preschool program
• Negative ads fuel Foley-Malloy slugfest
• Four jurors seated for Kissel trial Tuesday
• Decades later, Greenwich WWII veteran receives Purple Heart
• What a steal! Helmsley estate sells for $35M
• Life in prison for Times Square bomber
• Jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• GHS '50 will hold reunion
• Firefighters look pretty in pink for breast cancer campaign
• Two more jurors added to Kissel jury
• Man who pulled gun on chimney sweeps gets court program
• Life in prison for Times Square bomber
• Helmsley Mansion Sells for $35 Million
• Evening Intermediate Drawing Class G.A.S.!!!
• State Police clear Amber alert, children found safe
• Driver killed in I-95 accident in Norwalk
• Greenwich Home Rentals Set a New Record in September - Highest Since Records Started in 1999
• Local chefs support battle against hunger
• No verdict yet in Connecticut home invasion trial
• POLICE BLOTTER: Gas attendant charged with assaulting supervisor
• Amber alert issued for 2 Manchester children
• Gabelli will endow new chair at Boston College
• Bill would probe link between animal cruelty, child abuse
• Bridgeport woman killed on I-95 crash in Norwalk
• Republicans and Democrats differ on debates
• Hundreds attend senior fair
• What a steal! Helmsley estate sells for $35M
• River Road detour set for October
• Greenwich real estate market looking up?
• BOB HORTON: What a genius tells us about kindergarten
• Woman honored for adoption work
• Town agrees to end wage freeze for Teamsters
• Bank employee asks judge to uphold whistle-blower lawsuit
• A mishap on the slopes leads to renewed focus in the classroom
• Lawyer alleges bias in Greenwich molestation case
• ASPCA could seek court order for post-mortem on slain dog
• Police commend narcotics team
• Greenwich's electorate shrinks
• Police: Medication handover a success
• Athletes discuss being Jewish in the major leagues
• Baker is state Teacher of the Year finalist
• Town raises the fines for illegal trash dumping
• Town Democrats look to end GOP victory party before it starts
• UConn rushes past Vanderbilt for win
• Inventory of Greenwich Single Family Homes Steady - Greenwich Condiminum Inventory Down by a Fifth a
• Man charged in Greenview Pharmacy robbery
• Scout reservation celebrates 50 years
• Shiny new bicycles
• Scattered problems left behind as storm moves out
• Woman dead, man missing after kayak capsizes
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Preliminary report expected on power utilities' response to March storms
• Foley, Malloy pull no punches in Greenwich debate
• Platinum artist leads Peterson Music Series on Sunday
• Fire department knocks down attic fire, investigates bleach incident
• Luxury yacht showcase draws a crowd at the Delamar
• THE DISH: Meeting of the Mets in Stamford
• Conn. soldier killed in Iraq being brought home
• THE REV. BOB NAYLOR: We Can't Microwave Peace - The Impossible Will Take a Little While
• 30 Year Mortgages Fall to 4.32 Percent - Congress extends $730,000 cap on Government Backed Loans -
• Police: Man took swing at McMahon campaign worker
• Expert offers tips for college admission essays Saturday afternoon
• Another man's treasure
• Foley, Malloy pull no punches in Greenwich debate
• A Greenwich baseball short-timer's 'Bitter Cup of Coffee'
• Neighbor testifies in Danbury murder case
• Attorney blames other suspect at fault
• House of Fins celebrates 53 years
• Speed racer: Architect pursues hobby at 150 mph
• Discrimination complaint filed against town IT Department
• Severe weather expected to hit the area at 2 p.m.
• Early dismissal for public schools in advance of worsening weather
• Purchase College has Home Staging Course Oct. 28 - 30
• Town officials prepare for storm that could be on scale of March Nor'easter
• Town SAT scores drop
• Verizon offers local nonprofits a bounty for new customers
• Shoplifting fugitive found in California
• Church tag sale to benefit two dozen charities
• Supermarket searched due to bomb threat
• Old Greenwich postmaster retires
• Bank zoning regulation gets approval by planning commission
• NORMA BARTOL: Where are the storm warnings?
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• Suspect in Southwood Square murder arrested
• Mandarin Chinese Listed as 'Critical Language' by U.S. Government
• P&Z runs new regulations up flagpole
• Couple charged for drugs, child endangerment
• Resident questions if POCD is too narrow
• CL&P Opening Emergency Operations Center
• Greenwich schools will have one hour early dismissal due to storm
• CL&P offers dorm safety tips
• Delamar launches Gold Coast nautical getaway
• Dems say GOP's Foley should dock yacht in Conn.
• Police: Missing Greenwich teen returns home safely
• Fire department installs 30,000 gallon cistern on King Street
• Rell asks judges to take furloughs
• New Rochelle man extradited to state and hit with new charges
• Feds: Shahzad planned second N.Y. attack
• Family mourns death of Fairfield man in Peru
• Cops: Naked man tossed $9,271 into river
• State Senate hopefuls tangle in debate
• Dead human fetus discovered at UB dorm
• Contest honoring trees takes root
• Library aids with networking
• Penthouse at Harbor View is Biggest Percentage Reduction in Greenwich This Week
• Skakel files another appeal of 2002 murder conviction claiming incompetent lawyer
• Sexual discrimination complaint filed against town by employee
• McMahon virtually even with Blumenthal in latest poll
• Four GA seniors named Merit Scholar semifinalists
• GHS cancels after-school activities due to threat of tornado
• Census survey: Connecticut in better shape than most states
• Political debates kick off in Greenwich Wednesday
• Legislators plan to urge state to fund Witherell renovation
• Connecticut will veto loss of Metro-North rail fare discounts
• Business owners get 'taste of Byram'
• "Burgers, Shakes and Fries" is a Great Little Hamburger Stand in Byram Just off of I-95 Ex
• S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Continue in Positive Territory Through July 2010
• Cho's Tae Kwon Do: Young couple opens karate studio with community in mind
• Resident in running for state teacher of the year
• Police seek missing 15-year-old girl
• Police investigate armed robbery at Cosi
• Rail council holds hearings over ‘stealth fare hike’
• Bill Clinton in New Haven to bolster Blumenthal's campaign
• Greenwich Residents Climb Kilimanjaro For Charity
• Acclaimed pianist kicks off symphony's season
• Police investigate fatal shooting at West Side restaurant Sunday night
• Restaurant robbery at Cosi
• Doctors treating patients for Lyme after ticks test positive
• POLICE BLOTTER: Child taken from couple after drug bust
• Sk8r boy to man to retiree: Director laces it up for last time
• Emmy-winning documentarian dies
• Banks regulation on agenda at zoning meeting Tuesday
• SAT scores at GHS decline
• 540 Stanwich Road is Biggest Price Reduction in Greenwich This Week from $7.4MM to $6.6MM
• Greenwich Commercial Office and Retail Rental Space Recovering Slowly - Average Time on Market Over
• Newcomers group with long legacy keeps up the mission
• RTM says no to 'another layer of bureaucracy'
• Bill Clinton in New Haven to bolster Blumenthal's campaign
• Endres emerges, leads UConn past Buffalo
• Greenwich tradition celebrates the joy of horsemanship
• MagicDance adds location
• Fringe Senate candidate sues Blumenthal, seeks to have McMahon's GOP endorsement stripp
• Grant application for $600G public safety boat tied up in red tape
• Bill Clinton in New Haven to bolster Blumenthal's campaign
• GA bids a final goodbye to coach Medley
• Cavalcade of 'hogs' aid food pantries
• 'InterFaith Amigos' to visit Stamford
• Enrollment figures up at local colleges
• Valentine condemns 'threats' from fire union members
• Best-seller to speak at library
• THE DISH: Catherine Zeta-Jones hits the Avenue
• 'Teens For Conservation' Group Plans Petition Against Lion-Killing Poison Made In US
• Puttin' On The Dog festival draws thousands to Greenwich
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Team "SmackDown": WWE crew works hard to yield thrills
• Experts: New domestic violence laws offer survivors more freedom
• Drinking and golfing? No way, says Fairfield
• Endres emerges, leads UConn past Buffalo
• Zumbo walk is Oct. 3
• RTM rejects act creating sex offender zones
• Jail time mandatory in Quarry Knoll robbery case
• Town officials urge residents to have a plan for next major storm
• Town: Park rangers are here to stay after Island Beach pilot
• McMahon, Democrats clash on her comments on downsizing agencies
• Tickets available for Oktoberfest
• Teen's Civil War film chronicles Greenwich's contributions to the Union
• YMCA: Internet rumor on rash of locker-room thefts unfounded
• Lyon family descendant tours historic home
• GHS teacher makes final four in state competition
• Return unused meds to police today
• America's legacy
• Drop off your unneeded prescription drugs Saturday
• Animal advocates come to town
• Spirits are high at Republicans' annual clambake
• Bridge inspections next week could tie up traffic
• Hot weather to close out week, cooler Sunday
• Dean, Jepsen trade jabs in Hartford debate
• BOB HORTON: Showdown at the P&Z Corral
• Town metes out suspension for on-the-job erotica postings
• Cop: Home invasion suspects texted hours before
• NINO SECHI: Town parties gear up for the election season
• Greenwich High auditorium project inches forward
• Police arrest man who held pharmacists up at knife point demanding prescription meds
• Autumn Birding Series: Trips and Talks with Luke Tiller
• Potential auditorium delay put to rest
• Walking man: When it comes to walking for peace, there are no shortcuts
• Storm leaves thousands in Greenwich without power
• Zoners may face suit over denied bank
• Obama visit brings energy, money to Blumenthal campaign
• Alleged erotica scribe to face disciplinary action
• Riverside eighth-graders picked for test
• Retired cop chosen for jury in Danbury murder trial
• New commissioner takes helm at DSS
• Lawyer for ex-GHS teaching assistant vows to clear client's name
• POLICE BLOTTER: Man charged with stealing silverware and crab
• Bishop Moales funeral set for Harbor Yard
• Man charged with robbing pharmacy
• Greenwich Time Has Good Article About Greenwich Rental Market and References GreenwichStreets.com Re
• Four more jurors picked in murder case
• Man charged with threatening Obama out on bond
• No charges against mother in school scolding incident
• Store with ‘girlie’ sensibility opens
• Church to bless man’s best friends
• Man who fled Merritt Parkway accident scene charged with DUI
• School auditorium, music spaces face another hurdle
• Composer offers group lessons
• Vet in Michael Vick case offers to do post-mortem on slain rescue dog in Connecticut
• Proponent of sex offender ban angered over defeat
• Motorists face daily dance in high-traffic section of town
• Westfair seeks singers
• With sales flat, Greenwich home rental market heats up
• 'Sugar baby' Jessop narrowly avoids jail in extortion case
• Sex offender ban fails to make the cut again
• Zoning board may face lawsuit over rejection of Chase branch
• Prosecution, Shays committee want prison for former campaign manager
• Local defense attorney returns after long illness
• Taken by Storm: Sports stars support local charity
• Fukui’s solo exhibition Heart of Flower
• CL&P: Work to repair Old Greenwich underground cable nearing completion
• Three detectives named as July's Officer of the Month
• GHS teacher receives peace award
• Metro North offers travel alternatives as service remains suspended due to fire under bridge
• Dry and a breezy conditions ramp up fire danger
• Friendship Circle helps kids connect
• Brant, Seymour call off divorce
• Metro North service suspended by fire
• Boat show will float back in time
• Cops: Suspect brandished 2 machetes in CVS robbery
• GA begins school year with newfound purpose
• Banksville: Greenwich's forgotten corner
• Innis Arden sues lawyers, consultants for failed PCB legal battle
• Pemberwick mother upset after school scolding incident
• POLICE BLOTTER: Unruly hospital patron causes a stir
• Town sponsors event for hurricane preparedness
• Lions, Sharks, And A Way To Save Them
• Library to screen student's Civil War documentary
• Town announces flu vaccine clinics
• Cops urge public for help in ending car break-in spree
• Businessman withdraws proposal after zoning commission opposition
• Adult day care program holds open house
• Post gets new racks
• Greenwich Academy teacher steps in as headmaster
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Library exhibits iconic rural images
• Sex-offender ordinance to go before town legislature Monday
• Teen hopes tragic story will help local students 'think first'
• THE DISH: Actor Charles Grodin steps out for ECAD
• Jews in Greenwich celebrate their highest holiday
• Crucial vote scheduled on high school auditorium project
• New social services commissioner takes the helm
• Town employee allegedly used town computer for pornography
• The boys are back at Brunswick School
• Greenwich Avenue Starbucks closed for makeover
• Stanwich School embarks on 13th year
• Remarks by President Obama at last night's fundraiser in Greenwich
• Police arrest Stamford man for threats against Obama
• The Lipstick Theory: Makeup pro opens her doors on the Avenue
• BOB HORTON: Volunteers are friends with benefits for Greenwich Point
• Drier air to move in, but a chance of showers will persist
• Live Green Connecticut has Cool Event This Weekend with Bob Ballard, Discover of the Titanic, Tesla
• Greenwich Tax Assessor's Presentation to the Greenwich Association Realtors Bodes Well for Gree
• Census data: Connecticut faring better than most
• GHS teacher honored for giving peace a chance
• Obama's visit to Conyers Farm rakes in big bucks for Dems
• FBI: Violent, property crimes in Greenwich up from '08 to '09
• Single juror selected Friday for Danbury murder case
• Fire official: Lightning sparked Cos Cob fire
• POLICE BLOTTER: Stamford couple charged with making false report
• Video of Greenwich Tax Assessors Presentation on the 2010 Revaluation to the Greenwich Association o
• GOP power players expected at clambake
• Forever remembered
• Charges pending in swastika incident
• Flooding takes center stage
• Critical MISA vote set for Monday
• Obama comes to town today, looking to raise money for Blumenthal campaign
• 'Grimm' ending for GHS grad's talent group
• DMV computer woes mean no driver's licenses
• NORMA BARTOL: Keeping the furniture spiffy
• Fall Market in Cos Cob, Riverside and Old Greenwich also Starts Off with a Bang, Greenwich Realtors
• First juror seated in Danbury murder trial
• Teens charged in swastika incident
• Police blotter
• Four teens charged with painting swastika on Guilford Lane
• Fire damages Cos Cob home
• Three more jurors seated in Danbury murder trial
• Crisp, cool today, with showers possible late Thursday
• Tempers flare after Chase Bank proposal for Cos Cob turned down
• Greenwich Art Society Faculty Show
• Old Greenwich entrepreneur grows alongside her tween website
• Malloy leads Foley by 9 points in latest poll
• G.A.S. Fall Term 2010 Classes Start Tuesday Sept. 20!
• Town tops in merit scholar semifinalists
• Cos Cob business complains about health department
• Help or hindrance? Obama to visit Stamford and Greenwich
• Smiths settle lawsuit with cruise line, vow to continue fight for justice
• WWE: State auditing company for misclassification of employees
• Smith family hopes for answers after cruise ship case settles
• Greenwich Academy opens art exhibit
• Temperatures will drop Tuesday night
• WWE: State investigating company for misclassification of employees
• Greenwich, CT Fall Market Kicks Off with a Bang, 77 GMLS Listings are Featured for Brokers Open Hous
• Jewish High School welcomes first class
• Town to hold hurricane preparedness presentation
• Bank robber's dye pack explodes in getaway cab
• Selectmen update Code of Ethics
• SAT scores show slight increase
• Town taking steps to address housing for seniors, Tesei says
• McMahon within 6 points of Blumenthal in latest poll
• Mullen: Obama message on the right track
• Stamford and New Haven hearings proposed fare discount eliminations set
• Residents audition for variety show
• McMahon within 6 points of Blumenthal in latest poll
• Biggest Price Reduction in Greenwich This Week is a Beautiful House at 390 Round Hill Road, Reduced
• Biggest Percentage Reduction in Greenwich This Week is at 22 Tomac Ave; Reduced 23% to $2.15MM
• Thank to Everyone that Helped GreenwichStreets.com Break into the Top 1,000,000 Websites in the Worl
• 2009 Teacher of the Year from Greenwich, CT is on CNN Commenting on President Obama's Back to S
• Consumer Spending Was Up in July
• 9/11 victims remembered at Town Hall ceremony
• Marcia Scanlan's "0 Degrees of Separation - Summer Summit" Party Pics are on the Web
• Appeals court kicks back Ganim case
• Chart ot U.S. Homeowners with Negative Equity by State, Connecticut Comes in Third Best
• Frank Lloyd Wright proteges' cool Hemicycle House for sale in New Canaan
• 58 Years of Farming Tradition in Greenwich, Connecticut - Augustine's Farm Great Place for Corn
• Greenwich Back-Back-Country Restaurant Moderne Barn is Hot New Place
• Alert: 3.8% Home Sales Tax in Bogus Email is Actually True for Homeowners in Greenwich, CT
• Who is the Greenwich Mystery Tennis Pro Seen at all the Major Town Intersections and What is He Prom
• Greenwich Home Rental Market Demand Still Very High, but Not Quite as Hot as 2009
• Beautiful Long Island Sound Views in Just Reduced Old Greenwich Rental
• Biggest Price Reduction in Greenwich is 9BR, 8.2 Baths Tudor Manor house under $6MM in Mid-Country
• Wall Street Journal also Focuses on High New York Closing Costs but almost misses killer NY "Ma
• Really Good Body Shop and Really Reasonable on Post Road in Greenwich
• Greenwich Big Pit to become a CVS
• New Lebanon gets new assistant principal
• Greenwich Public Schools Open 8/31 - Mothers All Over Greenwich Breathe a Sigh of Relief
• Drowning case prompts delay in Kissel trial
• Greenwich Board of Education's First Meeting of New School Year at Glenville School 7 PM 8/26
• Museum makes self reliance a virtue in tough times
• Fred DeCaro, Greenwich Registrar of Voter Calls for Audits of Absentee Ballots Too
• GHS grad and frat brothers reach finals of TV talent show
• Greenwich is better for your brain than New York City ;)
• Doctor uses cancer research to battle aging
• Former Helmsley Mansion, Dunellen Hall, is Under Contract, listed at $55 million
• Plans to raise test scores unveiled
• 2010 Greenwich Private School Enrollment Does Well
• Showers, drizzle this morning, and thunderstorms possible later today
• Greenwich Time nabs New England newspaper awards
• Soap Box Derby draws hundreds to the Avenue
• Nine years later, memorial brings peace to victim's families
• Tesei vows to catch those responsible for swastika
• Chamber calls for talent
• Barton qualifies for public campaign funds
• Rep. Himes talks up education
• THE DISH: Stars of the sports world to shine in Stamford
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Gentlemen, start your bubbles!
• THE REV. VICKI I. FLIPPIN: As we forgive those who trespass against us
• Signed JFK check to Stamford's Pitney Bowes for sale
• New police officer Kennedy sworn in
• Old Greenwich church resumes services while minister remains suspended
• Town urges vigilance with West Nile fever
• BOB HORTON: Playland to close? Say it ain't so
• Art sale features 65 tri-state artists
• Town confiscates laptop allegedly used to pen Russian erotica
• Residents: Tree overhanging Western Junior Highway poses threat
• Flipping the switch: CL&P addresses lighting on the Avenue
• Piece of World Trade Center plays role in students' 9/11 remembrance
• Romney supports Foley for governor
• Greenwich Avenue stores host open houses for Fashion's Night Out tonight
• A soprano's call for peace
• New HS auditorium could be jeopardized by RTM move
• Court upholds fatal DUI conviction, probation violation of billionaire's daughter
• 'Perfect’ Greenwich girl’s reign keeps her busy
• Special delivery: Greenwich Avenue post office hitting the market
• Foley, Malloy spar over spending, budget cuts
• Gov. Rell: Connecticut seat belt use at an all-time high
• Two men shot in gunfire exchange at Greene Homes complex
• Remembering the 23: Town's 9/11 ceremony set
• Dogs help wounded veterans
• Old Greenwich minister may plead guilty on porn charges
• Officials: Rabid coyote cause for concern, but not panic
• Stamford man recovers from West Nile; health officials warn of continued threat
• Convicted rapist files suit alleging sexual abuse by Catholic priest
• Smoky fire evacuates UConn Stamford campus
• Off-duty Stamford cop tackles teen during attempted theft
• Before springing ahead an hour tonight, one more glance back to our March 7th concert of French Cat
• Obama to visit Greenwich
• Coyote shot by police after attack on humans tests positive for rabies
• New land use regulations unveiled
• NINO SECHI: A Met fan clings to hope for better days
• Report puts state's drivers among country's worst
• Number of debates debated by gubernatorial hopefuls
• Protestors
• Keeping air history flying comes at a steep price
• State completes proposed rules for streams
• Major crackdown to protect consumers from debt relief companies
• Department of Transportation launches 'Share the Road' campaign
• Police searching for Byram robbery suspect
• Frustrated Pemberwick residents question officials over flooding
• Town investigating employee's erotica postings on Internet
• New zoning regulations may restrict new banks
• Aldrin takes GCDS on a trip to the moon
• Rosh Hashana services to focus on unity and inclusion
• Gov. Rell: Low interest rate college loans available
• The winds will blow today and Thursday
• Foley, Malloy spar over spending, budget cuts
• Jewish group protests realty firm's project in Israel
• GA debuts Global Scholars program
• Glenville bridge expected to reopen Oct 1.
• Camillo pushes for answers in dog shooting case
• Greenwich father and daughter shaken after N.Y. coyote attack
• POLICE BLOTTER: Teen charged with trespassing, drug possession
• No DUI arrests over Labor Day weekend in Greenwich
• Top comics come to town for Community Answers
• Film series launches 42nd season
• Police identify pedestrian struck and killed by truck as a nun
• TECH COPS: How technological advances are changing police work
• Greenwich Country Club fire 50 years ago remains a vivid memory
• Woman killed in Friday's accident ID'd as a Virginia nun
• Extra! Extra! Donors give Greenwich consolidated newspaper boxes
• Working, on Labor Day
• Trip to the beach, then a flu shot
• Poll: Teachers, parents, and student diverge on opinion of schools
• Printmaker tackles modern life through classic mythology
• Spinning wheels
• McMahon tries to use Blumenthal schedule to score points
• Bacon heads up state society
• Beaux Arts features portrait arts
• League of Women Voters: Greenwich ethics code must be modernized
• Holiday joy of the Christmas variety
• Thousands run to honor 9/11 victims
• Gusto murder trial may begin this week
• Back on the field
• Chamber seeks performers
• Official: Greenwich woman struck, killed by truck
• Greenwich woman presents the 'original' story of her life
• Want to know the best way to shop for back to school? Ask a rotarian
• President Obama to head DNC event in Greenwich this month
• GREENWICH CLOSE UP: The secret garden
• THE DISH: Joe Girardi, Ron Howard, Judge Judy and Jerry Springer spotted in Greenwich
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Blumenthal happy to have Obama headline his fundraiser
• 2 more hospitalized for West Nile virus
• United Way starts its engines
• Woman killed after being struck by car while crossing West Putnam Avenue
• Advice comes from several quarters on hurricane preparedness
• Earl to pass east of Cape Cod; rain likely in region
• How will school board respond to sagging district?
• Resident tests positive for West Nile virus
• New Lebanon teacher promoted to asst. principal
• Delays of 5 to 10 minutes on New Haven line
• State DEP closes several beaches, campgrounds as Earl nears
• CL&P Opens Emergency Operations Center in preparation for approaching severe storm
• Actor Paul Ryan Rudd brought Shakespeare alive for Broadway audiences, local students
• 'Dead quiet' in Greenwich as Earl spins past
• Greenwich road runner bests wily coyote
• Old Greenwich woman builds a second 'house for books' in Rwanda
• Earl: Tropical storm watch continues but hurricane to miss Greenwich
• Fore!...and five, six...
• Brunswick alum receives Fulbright honors
• Greenwich Japanese School celebrates its 35th anniversary
• State to share $330m to improve school testing
• Private schools start up next week
• 'It's going to be close' Officials prepare for Hurricane Earl
• Tropical storm watch: Earl expected to glance Connecticut
• Board of Education: Answers sought on low scores
• Back to School
• Earl: Connecticut under tropical storm watch
• In the dead of night, a call that brings orphans home
• From a turn of phrase to a work of art, Greenwich native makes major debut
• Storm impact not expected to be severe, but Tesei says town at the ready
• Greenwich senior contracts West Nile Virus
• Greenwich braces for Hurricane Earl
• Greenwich Japanese School celebrates its 35th anniversary
• Whooping cough on the rise
• Clotheslines cut down at Quarry Knoll I senior complex
• NORMA BARTOL: Looking back at the Ferguson Museum at Fishers Island
• Earl weakens to Category 3, Greenwich still keeps an eye out
• Smoggy air, record heat today
• Fresh faces welcome students back
• EPA warns of poor air quality through Thursday
• POLICE BLOTTER: Gym theft charge
• Fugitive captured after parking lot dispute
• Home is where the heartache is for Greenwich Oaks tenants
• Housing authority to take down clotheslines at Quarry Knoll I
• Verizon FiOS now available in Greenwich
• Md. police: 3 hostages safe after standoff
• Kelemen named to international career coaching board
• They're here: Bedbugs not just NYC problem
• This Duke of Earl could be a royal nightmare of a storm
• Police: Greenwich woman again uses tot as decoy for thefts
• Greenwich makes plans for a second 9/11 memorial
• Greenwich makes plans for a second 9/11 memorial
• A lasting tribute
• A new kind of yacht club: Why settle for one boat when you can have a fleet?
• Hurricane Earl could hit Connecticut shores Friday, officials urge residents to prepare
• Oktoberfest to toast United Way
• Democrats, GOP unlikeliest of neighbors
• Danbury Hospital CFO arrested for wire fraud
• Keeping up with the Jones: Dems open HQ across from GOP
• Freshmen get a first look at their new schools
• POLICE BLOTTER: Disorderly conduct charges
• Buyer for Helmsley estate, according to report
• Will Island Beach be able to accommodate Labor Day crowds?
• Board of Ed takes sharper focus on improving test scores
• Exec: Hope for economy from Junior Achievment
• Tree Conservancy, Abilis form beneficial partnership
• Not a good year for peeping at leaves
• Study finds riders want more bar cars
• Show features range of Latino art
• Rain finally comes but town continues call for conservation
• After another Remington fire, what's next?
• A valuable lesson
• Enrollment remains strong at private schools despite recession
• Town looks to partner with home care agencies to plan for emergencies
• Hundreds of motorcyclists honor fallen Bridgeport firefighters
• For students, back to school is farewell to the beach
• Parking fee reduced in Old Greenwich lot
• Department seeks volunteers
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• Norwalk man remains in critical condition
• THE DISH: Linda McMahon goes card shopping on the Avenue
• Glorious weather, calm crowd greet new Island Beach park ranger
• The royal flush: the home with 17 bathrooms
• Greenwich gets audited for primary results
• Education Group readies new school
• Himes: Obama always welcome in Connecticut
• Fitness instructor, 57, found dead in tub
• Himes mum on upcoming Obama fundraising visit
• School officials prep for school with an eye for improvement
• Owl release to be highlight of WIC fund-raiser
• Dry spell ahead as high pressure builds
• BOE approves cut to GHS performing-arts project
• THE REV. JOEL WAYNE: Thieves who walk through the front door
• Park lights illuminate dredging problem
• Man clinging to life after East Putnam Ave. crash
• CTE counselor charged in extortion scheme
• Track work changes train schedules
• Young teens help clean up Greenwich
• Waterfront, commercial properties weather stormy market
• Tree Conservancy hustling to meet goal to plant 370 trees by year's end
• Local teen wins beauty contest
• Alleged stalker taken into custody
• Smaller class sizes expected this year
• Rain is over with, and a warm weekend is on tap
• New school year targets test scores
• Area mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus
• No irregularities exposed in town audit of primary results
• Great Horned Owls To Be Released During Fundraiser For 'Wildlife in Crisis'
• Police undercover 'drug factory' bust five teens using text record
• Rotary Club helps town kids go back to school
• Testing the waters: Island Beach park ranger starts this weekend
• 9/11 victims to be remembered in town ceremony
• NINO SECHI: Back to the garden
• Mother and sons charged with drug offenses
• POLICE BLOTTER
• At-risk, underprivileged kids given a leg up
• West Nile-infected mosquitoes found
• Urban Outfitters coming to Greenwich
• Stamford man to pay for not producing Timberlake
• Connecticut could pay New York for cheaper Metro North fares
• Freund pushes cut in GHS auditorium project
• Greenwich registrar recommends audit of absentee ballots
• Diners and shoppers not fazed by egg recall
• Deer cost taxpayers in the pocket, says study
• POLICE BLOTTER: Man swallows drugs to avoid arrest
• Cops: Man hides marijuana bags in mouth
• Smaller class sizes expected this year
• Adult day care welcomes new board
• Norwalk man fights for life after being ejected from car
• Care wash
• Red Cross names top volunteers
• Himes to visit 17 towns in 17 days
• Push on to prove residency for GHS
• Warrant: Fugitive hacked into ex-girlfriend's work computer system
• Processing of property tax payments to take several weeks
• Mosquitos test positive for West Nile Virus in Greenwich
• Lawyers for fugitive request time to consolidate cases
• Oak tree survives time and a legal challenge on Avenue
• Community helps Y program spin forward
• Freund pushes $500G cut in GHS auditorium project
• West Nile-infected mosquitoes found in Greenwich
• Greenwich's Malkin fights off Empire State Building challenger
• Handyman admits stealing $19,850 worth of jewelry from resident
• GA’s art space opens with Dan Burns show
• Amtrak says power is back online, Metro North unaffected
• Riverside resident films show on 'chainsaw' ice sculptors
• Town cuts merchants a break on Old Greenwich parking permits
• JP Morgan asks judge to nix whistleblower lawsuit
• Earlier graduation on tap for 2012
• Board names new social services chief
• Greenwich Library begins new chapter for teens
• Former Stamford lawyer accused of scamming client
• Police blotter
• New firefighter sworn in during ceremony at Town Hall
• Lawyer for disgraced Shays' aide wants mental health evaluation to factor in at sentenc
• Bruce acquires major sculpture
• Words as art
• Chinese School elects new board
• Ex-Yankee Bella celebrates 80th in Greenwich
• Memory program sign up begins
• Choral Society hold auditions
• Senior shopping service gets grant
• Plan divides Sept. 11 relatives
• Cops: Man beaten with pipe, answers with machete
• Video cameras a fixture on many school buses in the region
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• THE DISH: Greenwich youngster hangs with Air Jordan
• Greenwich schools get jump-start on in-school suspension law
• Three-week extension to pay property taxes ends Monday
• Homegrown talent to be featured at Armstrong Court garden concert
• Norwalk man found with heroin during stop on North Street
• Gardeners, residents celebrate community garden with live music
• Indians celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters
• Governor Rell: First Two Weeks of Truck Safety Crackdown Results in More Than 1200 Violations
• Durell named school language coordinator
• Dog days
• State faces growing list of transit woes
• Beyond Borders/ Cruzando Fronteras - Exhibition
• Rell: Good news and bad on economic front
• Homegrown talent at Armstrong Court concert
• Former Rep. Shays: Clemens getting what he deserves
• Fairfield University seeks to reopen Haiti project for boys
• WWII aircraft bring back memories for veterans during show
• Governor: Revenues up, but state slips back into deficit
• Moffly Media celebrates its flagship town
• Identity theft suspect faces new charges
• Stratford schools’ COO joins the Greenwich Public School District
• Pleasant weather on tap for Friday and Saturday
• Police believe fall into Riverside water was intentional
• Air quality alert posted for region
• BOB HORTON: More questions for school district
• Tab for public works managers' Boston trip: More than $6,500
• Bear sightings rise in town
• Local designer’s run on "Runway" cut short
• NORMA BARTOL: The fine art of town architecture
• Selectmen OK land conveyance from Greenwich Country Day
• Man pulled from water, couple hailed for lifesaving act
• POLICE BLOTTER: Man charged in bad check scheme
• Prosecutors hand over medical records in sex assault case
• Rell issues water drought advisory
• Businesses also targeted by e-mail scams
• Save ‘green’ by going green
• Town demands damages in suit
• Social services names new commissioner
• Bikers stop off in town on cross-country ride for AIDS awareness
• Perlitz admits he sexually abused eight boys at Haiti project
• Boughton brings expertise to gubernatorial campaign, but little money
• Health officials: Possible human case of West Nile Virus in Trumbull
• Wrestler's death renews focus on McMahon, WWE
• Candidates take a stand on debate over Islamic center near ground zero
• Cheshire killers want death penalty on trial
• Funds approved for New Haven-Springfield line, not for new Metro-North cars
• Rising Nashville star to perform at Armstrong Court Saturday
• Bond Commission withdraws funds, citing cash flow problems
• Five teens busted after drugs investigation
• Cops to crack down on drunken drivers
• After leaving 'Runway,' Cos Cob's Troisi looks to future
• Police: Woman stole prescription pads to get pain killers
• Metro-North puts off bike rack testing for new cars
• Perlitz admits he sexually abused eight boys at Haiti project
• What’s a tort?
• Gov. Rell: State accepting applications for new health plan
• Town calls for water conservation
• Rain to stay to the south
• Perlitz admits he sexually abused minor boy
• Air quality alert posted for Tuesday
• Bond Commission withdraws funds, citing cash flow problems
• Board appoints Barry new head of Social Services
• Gov. Rell: New teen driving laws prompting greater safety awareness;
• Residents upset over outages; CL&P promises a solution
• Candidates take a stand on debate over Islamic center near Ground Zero
• Greenwich man acquitted of disorderly charge
• Police warn of chimney scam
• St. Catherine Church Festival of Fun begins
• 'Sugar baby' admits to violating her probation
• New life to Avenue restaurant
• Paul Simon and Diana Krall will headline myeloma event
• Gunshot kills Norwalk teen acquitted in stabbing
• Cast it in bronze: Greenwich 9/11 memorial coming together for anniversary
• Now hiring: Park rangers to make $15 an hour on Island Beach
• Work begins on "hole in the ground"
• Schools hire two administrators
• Home sales up through July, but down from June peak
• Board of Ed, union for aides, guards, talk money
• POLICE BLOTTER: Fake officer charges
• Cos Cob mom introduces a bag with toddlers in mind
• Lyme watchdog group fights on multiple fronts
• Save now through August
• Gas station owner moves to new site
• Greenwich sex assault arrests on the rise
• Taxpayer costs of sustaining town pensions on the rise again
• State's tax free week began Sunday
• Discount cab ride program for seniors shifts back into gear
• Keillor brings 'Prairie' tour to Danbury
• The Y’s Ta-Yi-To rides on
• A woman surgeon takes on a male-dominated specialty
• Bragging rights on the line in annual Island Beach swim
• Darien man charged with drunk boating after crash
• Man arrested in drunk driving crash, officer credited with saving victim
• Helping the Gulf, every drop counts
• RETROWEEK: A look back on Greenwich news
• THE DISH: Judge Judy, Mark Messier cross paths at Polpo
• Legislature overrides vetoed campaign finance bill
• THE REV. DR. TOM LEUTNER: The inner dialogue of life and love
• Humane Society chief: Connecticut animal cruelty laws lax
• The high seas in the driveway
• Armstrong Court block party packs in the fun
• Economics, health, education, war: Congressman Himes shares views
• Righting a wrong: Books stolen by Nazis returned to local family
• Born on an island, woman learns to swim at 62
• UConn gets delay in NCAA probe
• Town files counterclaim in Ham Ave. lawsuit
• Ocean alliance: Area residents sail environmental group's yacht up the coast
• BOB HORTON: Apathy the real crisis for Greenwich public schools
• White squirrels show up in Stratford again
• Norwalk man faces life in prison for 2 murders
• Town sues property owners over unpaid false alarm fines
• Police enforcement blitz begins in Greenwich
• Students cap summer of planting trees, clearing trails
• Police intercept fraud scheme on the Avenue
• Six bear sightings in Greenwich so far this summer
• Officer honored for helping unconscious man
• Greenwich resident recalls friendship with the late Ted Stevens
• Senate approves money for Byram River study
• Island Beach Group seeks to curb ferry access
• Meet Greenwich’s own Coen brothers
• Man gets 6 years for burglary, drug charges
• Connecticut foreclosures up 22 percent in July
• McMahon, Foley win primaries, Lamont fails to hold off Malloy
• Former GHS football star headed to jail
• Debicella wins GOP nomination for 4th district race
• Local Boy Scouts attend mega-jamboree
• POLICE BLOTTER: Accident evader fails to show up for court
• Accused Norwalk con artist faces new charges
• Cooler, more comfortable air in place today
• Suspect uses fake gun to hold up Fairfield CVS
• McMahon, Foley capture GOP nods, but Lamont falls short on primary night
• Police: Bronx man caught with 210 bags of heroin in Pemberwick
• POLICE BLOTTER: Norwalk man charged in violent outburst
• Chickahominy church to bring back traditional feast
• State drops charges against accused Greenwich stalker
• Greenwich man gets 6 years for burglary, drug charges
• Former GHS football star sentenced to jail
• St. Roch Church kicks off feast with statue procession
• Greenwich schools get a mixed report card from the state
• State drops charges against accused Greenwich stalker
• Early returns have Foley, Malloy leading in hotly contested governor races
• McMahon takes strong lead in GOP Senate race
• 'Confident' Debicella appears to be rolling over two opponents
• Dean, Merrill and Lembo lead in underticket races
• Three GOP candidates for 5th District await results
• Group protests cost to use library after hours
• Two suspects in robbery spree opt for trial
• On eve of primaries, governor races tighten
• Byram father appeals conviction; son accepts probation
• Dog's execution prompts review of state animal cruelty sanctions
• Fee to assemble: Neighborhood group protests cost to use library after hours
• Democratic state rep. hopeful hits election fundraising goal; opponent nears goal
• Young mariners take to the water at the Point
• Two suspects in Fairfield County robbery spree opt for trial
• Last-minute rush to register to vote in today's primaries
• Young Environmentalists Donate To Audubon For Gulf Oil Spill
• Heat, humidity ramp up for today and Tuesday
• On eve of primaries, governor races tighten
• Candidates weigh in on who should rule on cell towers
• Residents want more 'backbone' from town on Island Beach policy
• Car enthusiasts gather to raise funds for St. Roch Church
• As the closing bell looms, Schiff looks to mount a late rally
• Regional economic development district seeks state approval
• Town gets grant money to buy new generator
• Wrestling's steel magnolia, McMahon closes in on GOP nod
• School entrance change for primary voting
• North Mianus School entrance change for primary voting
• THE DISH: Philbins enjoy dinner on the Avenue
• 'Life Goes On' actor recounts support of siblings
• A cut above all the rest
• Greenwich Art Society Post-Flinn Show - Reception Pix And Award Winners!
• The Concert (Le Concert)
• Beach Boys have Alive @ Five crowd roaring
• BOB HORTON: Getting along with 'outsiders' at Island Beach
• Botanical Illustration Samplers Summer 2010
• Go Figure, a Greenwich fitness studio that gets results
• Police make identity theft arrest
• Car show set for Sunday to benenfit St. Roch's
• Parking director: No more leniency for procrastinating commuters
• Last summer for Sunbeam
• Park rangers to patrol Island Beach
• Tramp art
• 'Runway' designer fails to make the cut
• Study to consider ways to combat New York-area flight delays
• Haiti relief volunteer Lesley King: Reason to hope
• Simmons cutting into McMahon's lead, poll shows
• Hazardous weather outlook posted for region
• Poll: Primary races for governor tightening
• NORMA BARTOL: Connecticut's alchemical roots
• Local pols eyeing primary sweep
• Campaign finance: Ruling elicits cheers and boos locally
• As unemployed lose hope Program seeks to teach self-sufficiency
• Groups urge gubernatorial candidates to focus on mass transit
• United Way hands out nearly $2M to local groups
• Local couple returns home after 1,530-mile sail voyage
• Simmons cutting into McMahon's lead, poll shows
• Simmons cutting into McMahon's lead
• $600,000 homeland security boat on town's wish list
• Fedele hopes to close gap
• Police reports detail Quarry Knoll robbery investigation
• Police reports detail robbery investigation
• Nice place in Glenville with accessory apartment
• Greenwich K-9 helps end 12-hour standoff
• Turf task force to take closer look at environmental, health risks
• Political operatives click away to stick it to the other guy
• UBS making strong move in the mortgage business
• Mostly sunny and warm today, showers to remain off to the west
• Candidates for governor vie to be most business-friendly
• Former Stamford sports star, teammates share glory days at book signing
• Housing project at former Advocate site moves ahead
• Warrant: Norwalk man defrauded Greenwich boss to fund gambling
• NY Tax could send firms Greenwich's way
• Business climate "slowly improving"
• Rates are really low, some examples
• Standard-bearers
• Greenwich Taxi insists it has proper insurance for senior rides
• BISHOP BILL WOODSON: A successful Christian marriage
• Block Party set for Sunday to help police officer's family
• Architectural digest feature home on waterfront has biggest price reduction this week
• Biggest percentage reduction this week is a rare waterfront home on one floor
• Two off-duty firemen save boy from drowning in Black Rock
• GOP attorney general candidates get 'different types' of endorsements
• At 11th hour, Simmons pokes head back into Senate race
• Law allows 17-year-olds to vote in primary
• Extra time to pay Greenwich property taxes
• Connecticut Sales Tax Holiday 8/15 to 8/21
• Mommies aim to set breast-feeding record
• Cruise line bill improves passengers security
• No more “sh–y deals” for Goldman
• Residents get extension on tax bills until August 23
• Obama signs cruise safety bill into law
• Affordable or not? Housing waiver causes stir
• Firefighters' funerals to draw thousands
• Warrant details sexual abuse allegations
• Homeowner interrupts midcountry burglary
• Police blotter
• Large turnout expected for weekend block parties
• Changes in store for Edgewood Drive and Edgewood Avenue
• BOB HORTON: Laudonia's 'frivolous niceties'
• Chemist named Rotary president
• Humidity returns today, air quality alert posted inland
• Glenville enters the ‘solar system’
• Perrot scholarships
• POLICE BLOTTER: Teen charged with possession of marijuana
• Senate candidates debate in Hartford
• Lawyer for Valbella suspect investigating case
• Repeat DUI offender gets probation
• Commercial Record has 3 interesting articles illustrating the messy housing recovery
• Camillo hails gas pricing bill
• Police: Would-be robber fled moving taxi
• Rell seeks to fast-track rail funds
• Town grants extension for property taxes
• Today hot and dry, muggy air returns Wednesday
• Zeroing in on cancer
• Pepsi employees join in ‘Give Back’
• AuPair Care, Kaleidoscope adopt Kids in Crisis
• Pediatrician leads fight against obesity
• Himes far ahead in 4th District fundraising
• Nun returns to Stamford after decades of work in India
• Did firefighters' oxygen tanks run out?
• 75 William Street, Good in-town land development, biggest percentage reduction of the week
• Cafe Mirage - Special half price offer for lunch
• Bi-monthly psychic fair offers guidance and advice to believers
• Nun returns after decades of work in India
• Cold front pushes aside hot, sticky weather
• Criticisms of pay prompt university meeting
• 38 French Road, biggest active dollar reduction
• Mission of preservation
• Rell grants emergency funds
• Young Indian dancer makes debut
• THE DISH: Serena Williams chows down on the Avenue
• Malloy: Casino issue cost him Bridgeport endorsement
• Merritt reopens after multi-vehicle crash
• Cycling fundraiser for Lou Gehrig's disease research hits Greenwich Sunday
• Legislators give progress report from Hartford at league picnic
• Funding recommended for local non-profits
• Norwalk man charged with robbing pizza drivers
• Christmas comes early for Greenwich Boys & Girls Club kids
• Bridgeport detectives investigating city's 17 homicide for 2010
• Saturday to be one of the hottest days of 2010
• HUD calls banks actions on pregnant borrowers' "profoundly disturbing and requires immedia
• Thode takes stage with Town Players
• Historic designation for Greenwich Point moves forward
• Resident calls for new noise ordinance, but no progress yet
• Quarry Knoll robbery suspect arraigned after quick arrest
• Town searching for new zoning enforcement chief after previous one leaves
• Rell asks for delay in assessing tornado damage
• Some roads remain closed due to storm damage
• Pemberwick killer gets 40 years
• New trash ordinance imposes fines
• Man arrested for Quarry Knoll robbery
• Mortgage rates hit 4.56 pct., new record low
• Surveys to determine if tornados hit state
• Judge: Quinnipiac violated female athletes' rights
• Second pair of swans go missing from Taconic Road estate
• Students’ scores ‘moving in right direction'
• Project Life Saver
• Are new mortgage regulations anti-children?
• Exchange families needed
• Greenwich Art Society Kid's Art Birthday Parties!!!!
• Himes, Connection delegation call for investigation into Anthem’s insurance rate hikes
• Money to help the damage in Connecticut, Small businesses granted disaster loans
• League supports campaign finance reform
• Library introduces new foreign language database
• Pemberwick killer gets 40 years
• Acupuncturist discusses Chinese medicine for healing
• Connecticut has third highest drop in jobless claims in U.S.
• Connecticut has third highest drop in jobless claims in U.S.
• Propane Gas Association of New England offers grill safety tips
• Better Business Bureau warns to beware of Gulf oil cleanup scams
• Rell says stimulus-funded transportation projects are underway
• Dear EarthTalk
• Deadlines approach
• Zoners tackle Water Club expansion proposal for Cos Cob waterfront
• Fresh Air kids escape summer in the city
• 600 in Greenwich are without power
• Blood drive challenge continues
• Over $3 million dollar home sales triple in Connecticut, half of sales in Greenwich
• Flinn Gallery calls for art entries
• Light at the end of the tunnel?
• Chamber gears up for talent show
• Connecticut Open Space Fund to get $11 million
• Fedele wins court victory;
• Tech problem delays tax bill mailing; no grace period granted
• Marzullo launches safety radio plan
• Aquarion extends voluntary watering restrictions
• Benefit supports pediatric care
• Merkle stakes out Himes’ hometown in town hall meeting
• Margriet Finnegan's listing at 27 Grove Street is featured in New York Times Real Estate secti
• Raid on testing plant frees 120 beagles
• Celebrated green chef to speak, cook
• LeBronslaught: Anger, disappointment greet NBA star's decision in Greenwich
• Greenwich company sues EBay
• Historian Digs up Greenwich's real roots
• DeAngelo thrilled to share his gym with King James
• Summer Heat Brings Air Pollution
• McArdle’s marks 100 years
• Parker heads transportation group
• 'DIRT! The Movie' - with Reception, Exhibitors and Panel Discussion
• Coney Island comes to town
• Greenwich CEO joins AmeriCares
• Young Life event draws local teens
• Greenwich High School's Mike Lefflbine is MVP in Fairfield/New Haven County All Star football g
• Greenwich School Superintendent makes appointment to crucial, but unheralded, Department of Educatio
• Greenwich Founders Day Picnic and Show on the real founding of Greenwich in 1640
• Bear is back in Greenwich, property values so far unaffected
• Connecticut mortgage interest rates at record lows
• Governor Rell invites Hedge Fund owners to move to Greenwich to avoid NY taxes
• Finance Reform bill already eliminating types of mortgages prior to enactment by the U.S. Senate
• New York City Mayor Bloomberg can't imagine why every hedge fund doesn't move to Connectic
• Aquarion Water Company says water is at all time demand
• Governor Patterson reconsiders tax on hedge fund managers' carried interest
• Hair salon benefits Kids in Crisis
• Very good production of Shakespeare's Othello in Greenwich Friday 7/2 to Sunday 7/11
• Cancer Society honors Greenwich doctor
• Commercial and Retail Q2 Vacancy Report for Greenwich, CT
• Reading program celebrates three years
• GreenwichStreets.com on Greenwich Roundup with RSS Feed
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• June 2010 Inventory Analysis for Greenwich Real Estate
• Big Crowds for Binney and Greenwich Point Fireworks
• Greenwich Academy Grad, Alexa Salame, stars in Othello
• Greenwich High hockey players come through for MA paralyzed hockey player
• Longford's best ice cream after a trip to Greenwich Point
• LeBron James at Greenwich Boys and Girls Club
• Exclusive Photos of LeBron James at the Greenwich Boys and Girls Club
• Residents elected to World Affairs Forum
• Eco-friendly car wash aids Armstrong garden
• Saturday New Haven Line service faces long delays
• Community Effort
• Sand Blast held today at 1:30 at Tod's Point
• Police volley two theories over murder for hire case
• Scouts honored at Gold ceremony
• Cyclists return from 3,000-mile ride
• McArdle’s marks 100 years of keeping the green in Greenwich
• Society launches summer wine series
• At Greenwich visit, Malloy pledges commitment to clean energy
• Even with Greenwich leader, Witherell still an uphill climb
• State scuttles Witherell nursing home rehab
• New eating disorder center opens doors in Old Greenwich
• Painful loss: Greenwich Academy coach dies in motorcycle crash
• Red Cross responds to Cos Cob house fire
• Lebron James rumored to be making his "big decision" in Greenwich
• Collards for the gecko
• Governor Rell Announces $500,000 for statewide Veterans Memorial Project
• Aquarion warns towns to limit water, delivers unprecedented amount of water yesterday
• Police look into bomb threat at library
• Girl Scouts earn Gold
• Gov. Rell highlights new laws to foster job creation, economic development
• Heat advisory in effect as temperatures could break records today
• New kid in town: launches newcomers social society
• Wine event supports Jewish group
• Pulling together
• Restauranteur talks success
• Central Middle School students honored for building a new well in Mali
• America Today
• Local Eagle Scouts take flight
• Old Greenwich pastor released on child pornography charges
• GHS auditorium project could break ground next year
• Details emerge, but many questions remain about murder for hire plot
• Foley faces scrutiny for arrests
• Tea Partiers to march July 4
• Murder for hire case in court
• All the world's a stage
• Calling all patriots: Town will host July 4th event
• Governor race: Economy at center of debate
• Prescott Bush Jr., dead, was brother, uncle of Presidents
• Cyclists return today from 3,000-mile ride
• Dirt: The Movie With Reception, Exhibitors And Panel Discussion
• With future unknown, GHS grads told they have winning tickets
• For cancer research hundreds take plunge
• Rell announces end to stimulus-funded appliance rebate program
• Earth Talk: Are cell phones dangerous to our health?
• Honoring fallen service members and their families
• Pomp & Circumstance
• North Mianus School parking plan to proceed
• Column: Now Weicker tells us; and facilitating felons
• Stewards of the landing
• Association looks to fund student dreams
• Prescott Bush, brother, uncle to presidents, dies
• JR United Way teams up with Garden Catering
• Sand Blast! 2010 - Sand Sculpture Festival
• Lions donate half of Easter earnings
• GEMS presents life-saving awards
• Head start holds preschool graduation
• Town showcases Greenwich's most beautiful gardens
• United Way recognizes major donors
• Young biologists
• Stamford mayor, baseball great co-chair charity triathlon Sunday
• Food bank pleads for public aid
• Clams are king -- in the waters off Greenwich
• Solution on horizon? Route 1 problems addressed
• Urban League honors Dodds for longtime support
• Task force reports cell towers are here to stay
• Board vote for private auditorium funding set for tonight
• P&Z at work on new drainage regs
• Historical Society awards historic plaque
• Red Cross provides lifesaving water tips
• FEMA opens temporary disaster recovery center in Greenwich
• Hospital offers Infant CPR classes
• GHS '80 will reunite
• Around the world
• Bag sales support violence victims
• Rider gives back to the group that supported her
• Expert offers tips on staying safe in lightning storm
• Residents offer hope for hungry
• Smarter than the average bear: Greenwich family launches new line of stuffed animals
• Schiff, Merkle, Torres reach petition goals for Aug. 10 primary
• Chamber celebrates local talent at party
• Nursing expert speaks on reform
• Tavern features Father’s Day exhibit
• Eagle Hill Social worker keeps fiancé’s dream alive
• Local pop band heading out on tour
• 14 graduate from Whitby School
• Bruce exhibit follows evolution to its end
• Volunteer field researchers ready to work on Byram River
• Audubon singers perform Saturday
• Greenwich youth musicians to take elite stage this Sunday
• Bruce exhibit follows evolution to its end
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Filmmakers Visit Audubon To Highlight CO2 Effects On Ocean Food Web
• RTM extends Heller’s term
• Herrmann drops out of 4th District race
• Western Middle School carnival begins tonight
• On Special Ed: District vows action
• Old Greenwich reverend faces child pornography charges
• Smiths say new cruise safety bill is a tribute to victims
• Is Greenwich ready for disaster? Officials stress emergency preparedness
• Jason S. Andrews, CRPC® named Fairfield County's Top 40 under 40
• DEP: Leave fawns alone
• Sacred Heart broadcast students win top awards
• Avenue gets pretty in pink for breast cancer awareness
• Career planning starts early
• Greenwich Business Club adopts 3 charities
• Startfish reaching out
• Lauretti ends gubernatorial candidacy
• Greenwich Woods offers free health seminars
• Red Cross holding blood drive for Type O negative shortage
• 'Gathering of Eagles' is Monday
• Rell strengthens ban on cell phone use while driving
• Writer, artist find inspiration and second chance in France
• League of Women Voters names new president
• FEMA center now open for aid
• Red Cross offers Greenwich residents training for summer emergencies
• Free marine biology demo at Greenwich Point this Sunday
• Lions aid underfunded camp program
• Baseball expert teams up with Greenwich Hospital for prostate cancer awareness
• Showcase brings out community and spirit of competition
• P&Z: Fight over Cos Cob bank goes down to the wire
• Polo match supports those with developmental disabilities
• Senate passes historic cruise safety bill: Smith family applauds measure
• July 4th Ceremony, Flag Raising and Music
• Nobel Peace laureate Tutu visits church on its 100th
• In this week's Greenwich Post
• Scientists try to fathom the Sound's oldest residents
• Tennis coach appeals to Board of Education for job back
• ACLU calls proposed child safety zones 'unlawful'
• Church events 'under tent' begin Friday
• Library offers free park, museum passes
• Fairfield County Chorale looking for singers
• June 30 is Operation Fuel’s Deadline For Emergency Energy Assistance
• Convent of Sacred Heart graduates reminded ‘each day is a gift’
• Drunk driver in librarians' deaths sentenced to 36 years in prison
• Musica Plenti Presents Shakespeare Inspired Concert At Audubon Greenwich...
• Yalies pitch in
• Youth string recital
• Cowen Center turns 20
• ‘What the health?’ Wellness businesses show at expo
• Red Cross ball features 'tablescapes'
• Priceline.com founder to speak at GHS graduation
• Sacred Heart students join Cum Laude Society
• Ogilvy Honored
• Honoring the old fellows
• Library offers new device for visually impaired patrons
• Commission warns of changes in Medigap
• Governor commends GEMS
• Costa Rican school benefit
• Thrift Store truck benefits shelter
• Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu visits Greenwich
• Colorado woman gets 36 years for role in death of Greenwich librarians
• Soldier support group begins care package drive for Alpha Company
• Food drive Saturday
• Cyberbullying: Police urge parents to take action
• First time ever: Camp-for-kids program short of donations
• GHS project jumps ahead
• For gay rights: Church hopes to sway changes
• Greenwich Academy: Graduates look back at 'amazing experience'
• Brunswick: Students bid good-bye to ‘unique social experiment’
• Good "Moo-s" for chocolate lovers
• IRS offers hours on June 5 to help taxpayers solve tax problems
• Residents eligible for storm aid
• Maritime Aquarium seeks volunteers this summer
• First responders face off in chili challenge
• Local company completes major commercial solar power project
• Traffic Alert: Road collapse partially closes Glenville Road
• Bright and sunny
• Foundation raises $1.2 million for diabetes
• Event provides 82 families with baby gear
• Bendheim hosts film camp
• Brunswick senior class helps Armstrong
• Editorial: Memorial Day-Renewing our Commitment
• St. Michael Cookbook is community effort
• Boots made for walking
• Governor tells how to apply for storm aid
• Mama bears
• Family Centers brings Conan Island to town
• Bruce Museum patrons celebrate at Warhol's muse's home
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents In The Bendheim Gallery Color Field
• At annual ceremonies Town honors fallen
• Private funds sought for senior center
• Academy walks for cancer research
• Obama reverses decision, approves disaster aid for Fairfield County
• Rell: Bruce and other Connecticut museums offering free admission to Blue Star families
• Finding the right prep school
• Program teaches youngsters awareness and safety tactics
• Soldier's parents back Blumenthal
• Tesei discusses lessons learned from the nor'easter
• Debicella wins GOP backing, primary likely
• ‘Chopped’ victor shows his skills
• Election '10: Local Democrats look to make it a race for the legislature
• Return to Shell Island: Land Trust spruces up one of its gems
• Hamilton Ave. book fair
• Greenwich ATM 'skimming' culprits plead not guilty Tuesday
• Regional planning organization meets Thursday morning
• Students invited to enter essay contest to honor veterans, Top winner will ride in Connecticut Veter
• Health Dept. warns about Lyme disease
• HUD: Emergency dispatchers, secretaries, clerks, journalists among those who can’t afford Conn
• Tesei to dedicate Ada's Garden
• Simmons ‘scales back’ campaign, offers no endorsement
• Grasso gets new assignment
• Sacred Heart host film festival
• Debicella easily wins GOP endorsement for Congress, Other candidates fail to meet primary threshhold
• Woman's Club marks 100th
• Grooming the Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow
• Town joins in Older Americans Month celebrations
• Six win Merit Scholarships
• Frantz accepts state Senate nomination, vows focus on budget
• Audubon Greenwich's New Artists-In-Residence To Sing In Celebration Of Shakespeare
• Tea time: Local patriots gear up for election season
• Bruce's Craft Fest is this weekend
• Blumenthal admits to ‘misplaced words’, defends service record
• GHS Senior gets Gerber Medal
• Librarian’s memory lives on through books
• Zoners outline old Post Office fate
• Col. Hackworth: Soldiers’ group notches victory
• GHS’s Beauty and the Beast opens tonight
• Democrats select delegates for weekend convention
• State parties gather this weekend to pick nominees
• Beauty & The Beast opens
• Shays will appear with Young GOP
• Fashion designer comes to Old Greenwich Thursday
• Russo withdraws from 4th race
• Blumenthal to address NYTimes report questioning his military service
• Blumenthal admits to ‘misplaced words’ but defends service record
• The challenger: Dark horse Dem keeps knocking on closed doors
• Old Greenwich au pair nominated for international award
• Investigation begins into woman’s death after body found in Westport
• Floren seeks sixth term in Hartford
• Fein sworn in as U.S. Attorney
• Admission 'guru' to dispell top 10 myths about college admission
• Romanian nationals charged for participation in multistate ATM “skimming” scheme
• May is American Stroke Month: Department of Health urges awareness of warning signs
• ACGT Raises $500,000 for Cancer Research at Gala Benefit
• Turning The Tables On A Rogue Agent Is Not Easy When It’s Your Old Mentor
• Greenwich Arts Council Launches New Program With Appraisers Association Of America
• Dana's Angels Research Trust Presents Smokey Robinson In Concert
• All about 'Green Roofs' - At Audubon Greenwich
• Actor Gene Wilder to sign books in town
• Zoners OK Aquarion development plan
• Man charged with assault at construction site
• Round Hill meeting focuses on taxes, storm response
• Author Talk And Book Signing - Orange Is The New Black: My Year In A Women's Prison
• Operarisqué takes risk on America's Got Talent
• Art to the Avenue launches tonight
• Station under fire: Budget vote is Monday
• Spruce planting marks high holiday for tree lovers
• In this week's Greenwich Post
• Survivors recount horror of Hiroshima
• Gov. Rell pleased with legislative session, which ended last night
• Himes calls Time Square suspect's links to Fairfield County jarring
• Bruce hosts Teen Art exhibit
• Second Congregational, Alliance Française celebrate VE Day
• Parent lectures focus on student milestones
• Children learn to root out recyclables
• Blumenthal to speak at Law Day
• Entrepreneur Rick Kral looks to revitalize ... The waterfront
• Times Square bomb plot had roots in Connecticut
• ACGT Celebrated Progress at Gala Benefit Honoring ACGT Research Scientists
• Town recognizes National Day of Prayer
• Town joins Set the Rules CT
• Kestrel Lecture and Raptor Conference at Audubon Greenwich
• Amateur photographer wins best in show
• A trade show for social issues
• Tesei focuses on quality of life
• Himes sees economy improving
• Town ‘Stands Against Racism’
• Former Greenwich pharmacist gets jail time for health care fraud
• Census visits to begin this week
• West Point grad meets Brunswick’s Toy Soldiers
• Greenwich's SFTT Foundation keeps legacy alive
• Retailers Offer Special Support
• Deirdre Imus To Visit Audubon Greenwich In Support of FAP - Friends of Autistic People
• Karl Chevrolet Hummer offers scholarships
• Greenwich Police, Secret Service arrest three in ATM fraud case
• Project brings gruesome statistics of child abuse into front yard
• Major Raptor Conference in Greenwich welcomes international Scientists to Audubon Greenwich
• Exhibition - The Dressmaker’s Art - Highlights of the Bruce Museum’s Costume Collection
• Art to the Avenue 2010
• GAC Installs Sculpture Along Greenwich Avenue In Preparation For Art To The Avenue
• Joseph H. Ellis to Discuss His Book 'Birds in Wood and Paint' at Audubon Greenwich
• Fathers and Daughters Exhibition at the GAC
• Leading Cancer Researchers to Talk About Progress in Treating Cancer - Specifically Clinical Trials
• Salt Marshes: A Natural And Unnatural History
• WATER: Reducing Use and Harvesting Water On-site Part 3 of the Green Homes & Building Series
• Audubon Connecticut Newsletter - April 2010
• Adam Handler Paintings Continue At The Greenwich Arts Council
• Healthier Foods, Healthier Families With Rachel Khanna
• ‘Tapped: The Movie' - A Film About Bottled Water
• Rob Mathes Performs Special Concert in Greenwich
• ACGT Celebrates Progress at Gala Cocktail Benefit
• Author, Jeffrey Stephens, Donates Substantial Amounts Of The Book’s Royalties...
• Greenwich Arts Council’s Annual Kite Flying Festival
• Green Homes: Air - Safer Caulks, Paints, Fabrics And Cabinetry
• Focus on French Cinema 2010 Opening Night Gala
• Author Donates Book’s Royalties To Special Operation S Warriors Foundation
• Climate Peril to Birds Demands Action in Connecticut
• Exhibition - Eat or Be Eaten - Animal Survival Strategies
• Governor of Kentucky Salutes Greenwich Resident Amy Guerrieri for her Work in Appalachia
• Brain Cancer Talk Addressed the Future of Treating Cancer
• Rotary Club of Greenwich Reception for Members and Guests
• Green Homes and Building Series For Spring 2010
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents Art To The Avenue Preview Days
• The Bald Eagles of Homer, Alaska - A Special Photo Presentation By Dan Burns
• Circling Back Around: Mary Newcomb and Philip Heilman Paintings
• Greenwich's Amy Guerrieri, Founder of R.A.M.P., Receives Proclamation from KY Governor Steve Beshear
• Fresh: The Movie and Panel Discussion at Audubon Greenwich
• Winter Vacation Camp at Audubon Greenwich Center
• Lincoln, Life-Size - Exhibition
• Audubon Director Calls for Restoration of Connecticut's Conservation Wildlife License Plate
• The Great Backyard Bird Count
• Special Quilt Show at Audubon Greenwich - 'Reflections'
• Writing The Earth: 2,000 Years Of Geography And Mapping
• Audubon's famous 'Hog Island' Camp to Re-Open in Maine
• The Greatest Generation Doesn’t Ask for Help–Use Your Senses to Know How Your Parents are Doing
• Audubon Connecticut Awarded Grant For Bird Habitat Study and Conservation Program...
• Environmental Forum with State Legislators from Greenwich, Stamford, New Canaan
• Audubon Greenwich's Green Homes Series: High Efficiency Residential HVAC Systems
• Conservation Planning Process For The ‘Stratford Great Meadows’ Important Bird Area
• Audubon IBA Planning Meetings In Stratford And Bridgeport, CT
• Play With Your Food Lunchtime Theatre Series Returns To GAC
• Education Speaker Panel In Greenwich ‘Do Our Schools Make The Grade?’
• A Workshop About The Asian Long-Horned Beetle And Emerald Ash Borer
• Exhibition - Picasso
• Deer Management Season In Effect
• Audubon's Green Homes Series: Wind and Solar Energy Systems
• COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR DOCTOR - Making That Visit a Success
• Shakespeare On The Sound Announces This Summer’s Production
• How To Tell When a Senior Needs Help
• Are You Caring for an Aging Parent, Relative, Neighbor or Friend?
• Alexander Calder - Printmaker
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents Art Through Music At the Bendheim Gallery
• Author Dyana Furmansky, Discusses Rosalie Edge
• 2nd Annual: Greenwich's Awesome Tree Contest
• Rosalie Edge - A Special Discussion At Audubon Greenwich
• Award-Winning Financial Advisor & Author Jeffrey Gitterman To Talk in Greenwich Oct 7
• E4C: Family Breakfast And Hike
• Children's WOW! Walk on Water Update - for Oct 2-4, 2009
• Literary Lights 2009
• 'Green Building, Green Homes' Lectures: Audubon Greenwich's Newest Series
• Walk on Water Benefit 2009 in Greenwich
• Alchemy - Magic Myth Or Science
• Audubon Greenwich’s New ‘In Flight’ Newsletter Now Available Online
• Nathan Sawaya - An Intimate Perspective
• Volunteer Times for Audubon's HawkWatch Festival
• West African Gold From The Ivory Coast - The Olga Hirshhorn Collection
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents: Sonja Blom and Michael Mahnke
• New blog for Greenwich, find out what's going on around town
• On Display In The Kiernan Hall Nature Arts Gallery
• Save the Children Launches New Social Media Philanthropy with ‘Cheers for Children’.....
• Newsletter from Audubon Connecticut - July 2009
• Fairfield County Community Foundation Awards Grant to Audubon Connecticut to Spearhead...
• Flinn Gallery Calendar Items - July 20, 2009
• Panel to Explore Connections - Art, Alzheimers and Spirituality
• ‘Two Angry Moms’ At Audubon Greenwich
• The Mouse House - Art From The Collection of Olga Hirshhorn - Exhibition
• Audubon Connecticut Board Welcomes New Chair and Members
• Juried Show to Open at Bendheim Gallery
• Audubon Greenwich Welcomes New Board Members
• Volunteers Needed and Special Talk at Audubon
• The Human Condition: Identity Theft, Role Reversal, Fear of Fate
• Sandblast! 2009 Sand Sculpture Festival
• Gardens of the Heart - Piano and Poetry in Celebration of Summer Solstice
• Audubon Calendar for June, July and August Plus Festival in September
• Help Raise Funds for the Purchase of a FARM
• Art Society Of Old Greenwich To Show In The Bendheim Gallery
• Family And Eco-Friendly Food Series: With Rachel Khanna
• Audubon's Summer 2009 Bird Count Plus Other Citizen Science From June - September 2009
• Focus on Color - The Photography of Jeannette Klut - Exhibition
• Yoga Basics with Basil Jones at Audubon Greenwich
• Art to the Avenue News - May 27, 2009
• CT - Audubon Awards Dinner Raises Over $500,000
• Masterpieces of European Painting From Museo de Arte de Ponce - Exhibition
• Digging for Dinosaurs - Exhibition
• Illuminating The Sea - The Marine Paintings of James E. Buttersworth,1817-1894 - Exhibition
• Swim Across America Kick-Off Party for Upcoming June 27 Swim
• Annual Swim Across America Greenwich To Stamford Swim
• Greenwich Arts Council Presents Student Achievement Awards To High School Students
• Mary Ann Hoberman Receives the Greenwich Arts Council’s Artist Laureate Award.....
• New Audubon Series - With Rachael Khanna
• The 21st Century Job Search Workshop
• WHITBY SCHOOL EXPLORES INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE HIGH SCHOOL OPTION
• CT/NY: Audubon CT Awards Dinner - Environmentalists, Politicians, and Luminaries to Gather
• THE IMPACT OF GENE THERAPY ON LYMPHOMA, LEUKEMIA AND PROSTATE CANCER Topic of ACGT Presentation
• Mary Ann Hoberman to Receive the Greenwich Arts Council’s Artist Laureate Award at the 35th....
• NatureScapes: Color and Movement in the Natural World
• International Migratory Bird Day
• Art To The Avenue Inaugurated With Sculpture Installation By Judith Wrend
• Audubon Greenwich Calendar For June
• Richell Ivarsson Demo/Call for Entries
• NEW PUBLIC RELATIONS ENTITY OFFERS ‘A-TEAM’ EXPERTS
• Wed. night - Rachel Carson Movie preceeded by an special art show reception at Audubon Greenwich
• Film Screening: ‘The Legend of Pale Male’
• Renowned Portrait Artist Robert Anderson To Speak At The Greenwich Arts Council’s
• Scott Weidensaul – ‘Voices for the Birds’
• Rob Mathes Benefit Concert
• April is Financial Literacy Month…a month that celebrates April Fools Day
• Greenwich Arts Council’s Annual Kite Flying Festival
• Cokie Roberts Visits Just Books in Old Greenwich
• Rob Mathes Benefit Concert for DART
• Tod Hedrick Jazz Trio To Perform At The Greenwich Art Council’s 35TH Anniversary Party
• Art Society Of Old Greenwich Gearsup For Spring Show
• Audubon's Next Green Homes Lecture: Indoor Air Quality
• Josiah O. Low III - The Newly Elected Chair for the State Board of Audubon Connecticut
• Prudential CT Realtor News
• Special Audubon Lecture - Ted Gilman and His Photos of Costa Rica
• Rob Mathes Performs in Greenwich - Benefit Concert
• ‘TogetherGreen’Volunteer Day at Audubon Greenwich
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents Art To The Avenue In Downtown Greenwich, Art Means Business
• The Greenwich Arts Council Celebrates Its Thirty-Fifth Anniversary
• Here Is Where We Are: Contemporary American Photography
• Organic Turf Care Workshop For Landscape Professionals - Audubon Greenwich
• Breaking News from National Audubon Society - Birds and Climate Change Report
• ‘Dancing with Nature’ - Audubon Connecticut’s Environmental Leadership Award Dinner
• Great Backyard Bird Count
• Greenwich artist, Jacqueline Matute, Featured on AreaArtist.com
• Kiernan Hall Nature Arts Gallery: Mary Lou Arnson – ‘Wolf Dreams’
• Organic Turf Care - A Workshop For Landscape Professionals
• Eaglefest 2009 in Croton Point Park
• The Second Atlas of Breeding Birds in New York State
• Audubon Greenwich Launches ‘Green Building, Green Homes’ Lecture Series
• The Greenwich Arts Council Presents Karen Montanaro: Imagination In Action
• January Exhibitions at the Greenwich Arts Council
• 2nd Accreditation Awarded to Chinese Language School of Connecticut
• New Class Film Series Co-Sponsored by the Greenwich Arts Council
• Audubon Greenwich Newsletter for Winter 2008/2009
• Chinese Language School of Connecticut Sponsors Baking Contest
• Audubon Greenwich Art Exhibit By Gina Sawin
• Quaker Ridge HawkWatch - 2008 Seasonal Summary Presentation
• Annual Christmas Bird Count - Celebrating Its 109th Year
• Belray Capital’S Beacon Hill of Greenwich Community Wins Three Hobi Awards
• Project Feeder Watch Starts This Weekend - Nov. 8 to April 3, 2008
• Election Results Bring Conservation Opportunity and Need for Action...
• Audubon Connecticut Applauds Stratford Vote on Long Beach West
• Organic Lawns, Easier Than You Think
• NOFA Organic Turf Management Workshop - New Haven
• Cliff Marvin Speaker Series: Innovations in Education - Stressed-Out Girls
• Beacon Hill Of Greenwich Celebrates Its Grand Opening
• Exhibition - That Liberty Shall Not Perish - World War I Posters
• The World's Most Beautiful Voyage - Sea Excursions to Pristine Lands
• Falkland Island and Patagonian Birds - Photo Show
• Falcon Fever - With Tim Gallagher
• This Saturady - Raptor ID Made Easy at Audubon Greenwich
• ALLIANCE FOR CANCER GENE THERAPY URGES SUPPORT FOR INNOVATIVE CANCER RESEARCH
• Paris Portraits - Artists, Friends, and Lovers
• Maureen Fox Joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Greenwich
• Exhibition - Double Exposure - Aerial Photographs of Glaciers Then and Now
• Exhibition - Phenomenal Weather
• Hawk Watch Weekend Festival ~ Sept. 13 & 14, 2008
• Gemm Learning Welcomes Tina Liberatore as Director of Greenwich Learning Center
• Tamar Lurie Honored As Number One Sales Associate For Coldwell Banker ....
• Greenwich Arts Council Awarded $13,604.00 From The CT Commission On Culture And Tourism
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares Foundation Raises $28,000 To Benefit Americares Homefron
• Landing Offers Unique Waterfront Living
• Drawings - by Frank Guida
• Gail Lumbruno Joins Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage’s Greenwich Offices
• The Greenwich Arts Council is awarded $10,000 grant from Fairfield County Community Foundation
• Greenwich Residents Donate $300,000 to Support Liberation Programs New Women's Center of Excellence
• Forero Works In Exhibit At Dearfield Drive Medical Building
• Frank Guida Art Show
• Audubon’s Invasive Plants Lecture & Field Day
• Barbara Zaccagnini Joins Greenwich Office Of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
• Organic Lawn and Turf Care Workshop for Professionals
• Greenwich Arts Council’s Art To The Avenue
• Climate Change: From Snowball Earth to Global Warming Exhibition
• Greenwich High School Junior Accepts Volunteer Post
• Greenwich Arts Council Holds Its Annual Meeting and Honors High School Seniors
• Audubon Photo Breakfast Hike
• Classical Concert at Audubon Greenwich
• Audubon Greenwich: June 1 to August 17
• Chinese Language School of Connecticut Granted Accreditation
• Ultra Luxury Living Comes to Downtown Greenwich
• Are Skyscrapers Killing our Night Migrating Birds - Presentation by Dr. DeCandido
• International Migratory Bird Day
• Audubon CT Environmental Awards Dinner
• Hawk Watch Festival at Audubon Greenwich
• Architecture and Landscape in the Abstract
• Annual Outdoor Crafts Festival
• Reclaimed: Paintings From The Collection of Jacques Goudstikker Exhibition
• E4C Family Breakfast With Live Falconry Show
• Audubon's T4C - Local Teens To Check On Mianus Fishway
• Report On Thursday's Organic School Turf And Grounds Program
• Greenwich Summer Music Series
• Organic Lawn And Turf Workshops
• Junior Curators: New Perspectives on Photographs from the Bruce Museum Collection Exhiition
• Monday Art History Lecture Series
• Sargeant's Heaven Book is Now Available
• Greenwich Library Hires New Public Relations Officer
• Chinese Summer Camp Registration Now Open
• FCPRA Event 4-16-08
• Greenwich Arts Council Played Host to RTM Members
• FCPRA Event 4-16-08
• Organic School Lawn workshop
• The Chinese Language School of Connecticut Offers Chinese Summer Camp Program Through Darien Summer
• Chinese Language School of Connecticut Welcomes New Principal
• 20th-Century American Prints From The Bruce Museum Collection Exhibition
• Phenomenal Weather Exhibition
• Book Launch Party for Sargeant's Heaven on April 3
• ACGT Hosts Educational Forum on the Promise of Cancer Gene Therapy For the Treatment of Lung Cancer
• Ivarsson Shows Painted Patchworks at Greenwich Gallery
• New England String Ensemble presents “Nordic Landscape”
• 2008 Environmental Symposium
• Organic Lawns and Organic Schools - Audubon Greenwich
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Names Top Agents in Greenwich Offices for 2007
• Eminent Portrait Artists to Teach at CSOPA Workshop
• UConn And The City Of Stamford Participates In Focus The Nation
• Wild Side of Nature
• Cool It - Youth Contest Explained this Sunday...Entry Deadline Extended
• Audubon Greenwich: Special Events Update...
• TAMAR LURIE OF COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE DELIVERS LARGEST REAL ESTATE SALE OF THE YEAR
• The FCC Holiday Party
• Second Annual Relay For Life of Greenwich to host Organizational Meeting
• This Sunday - Quaker Ridge hawk count results - 2:30 pm - Audubon Greenwich
• Audubon Events: Dec. 1 - Jan. 10
• This Saturday AM-fireside reading with Ernie Anastos - a special E4C event
• Greenwich Coldwell Banker Agent Named One of America's Top Real Estate Professionals
• Audubon Events: Nov 17 - Dec. 16
• Women's Auxiliary Fall Gala Great Success!
• Audubon Events: Nov. 4 -Dec. 2
• COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GREENWICH AGENT PRESENTED AT NETWORKING EVENT
• Greenwich Arts Council volunteer event
• Robotics
• Navajo Textiles From The Bruce Museum
• Audubon Events: Oct. 13 - Oct 26
• Connecticut's Amphibians - Sept. 29 - Special DVD Release at Audubon Greenwich
• HawkWatch Festival Schedule - Audubon Greenwich
• Organic Lawns At Greenwich
• Kiernan Hall Nature Arts Gallery - Exhibit
• A Special Audubon At Home Program
• HawkWatch Festival Weekend
• Between Land And Water: Life Stories of Connecticut's Amphibians
• Birds and Business: Conservation Secrets Everyone Should Know
• Eye Candy-Two Centuries of Chocolate Advertising
• Tamar Lurie Sets an Unprecedented Historic Sales Record For Coldwell Banker
• Ontogeny - From Flowers To Fruit
• Seven Sages of The Bamboo Grove-Themes and Symbols In The Decorative Arts of China
• Nature Sprouts - Summer Adventures With Younger Children
• A Taste for Chocolate
• Audubon's Fifty Best Watercolors
• Note to community organizations in Greenwich from AmericanTowns
• Spring Into Audubon - A Nature & Environmental Festival
• Honoring Ted Gilman May 12
• Art Exhibits - The Beauty Of Nature
• Annual Outdoor Crafts Festival
• Fakes and Forgeries-The Art of Deception
• April Vacation Workshops-Native American Baskets
• Connecticut Ceramics Study Circle and Greenwich Antiques Society Seminar
• Music at The Bruce 2007, Young People’s Concerts-Native American Music
• Landscape Architecture Shaping The City Of Rome
• All Audubon Day with Scott Weidensaul!
• Spring Birding & Workshops Begins this week
• Art Tea and Lecture Series-A Perfect Fit-The American Ready-to-wear Industry, ca. ca. 1890-1910
• Science Lecture Series-Crossroads in Science
• Zip, Bop and Whir-Toys of the 20th Century
• New Acquisitions: Photography From The Bruce Museum Collection
• Weaving a Collection: Native American Baskets From The Bruce Museum
• Music at the Bruce 2007, Young People’s Concerts-Native American Music
• Audubon Greenwich Nature Arts Gallery Presents: Flowers
• Lecture-All Aboard for Broadway! The Rise of Popular Music in America
• Connecticut Ceramics Study Circle and Greenwich Antiques Society Lecture
• The Influence Of The Architecture Of Ancient Rome
• Play With Your Food
• Bendheim Gallery Presents Allan Tannenbaum

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