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Greenwich Post
May 9, 2008
Police
Watch: The following are today's released reports
Greenwich Post
May 9, 2008
Greenwich women are organizing golf event
Audrey Dornier and Helen FitzPatrick of Greenwich are among those
committee members helping to organize this year’s Inner-City Foundation
For Charity and Education Women’s Golf Invitational on
Tuesday, May 13.
Greenwich Post
May 9, 2008
Tribute moved indoors today
The public tribute for Col. David Hackworth has been moved from the Greenwich Post Office indoors to Richards of Greenwich, 359 Greenwich Ave. The event will be held this evening at 6:15. First Selectman Peter Tesei will read a proclamation and the Greenwich police union's Silver Shield Honor Guard will march from the police station to Richards at 6:15 to pay respects. Catherine Crier will speak on the Soldiers For The Truth Foundation.
Greenwich Post
May 9, 2008
Soap Box Derby coming back to town
This year, Vivapop.com is bringing the derby back to town on Sunday, Sept. 14. The tentative race site is Greenwich Avenue.
Greenwich Post
May 9, 2008
Bra fitting benefits Greenwich High School girls golf
Soleil Toile is offering free bra and bathing suit fittings on Thursday, May 15 from 5 to 8 p.m. at 24 Post Road East, Westport. A $10 donation will go directly to the Greenwich High School girls golf team. Refreshments will be served.
Greenwich Post
May 8, 2008
Color for a dreary Greenwich day
Greenwich Post
May 8, 2008
$356 million town budget up for vote
The Representative Town Meeting (RTM) will vote Monday to approve a
town general fund of $356 million for 2008-09. Of that, $39 million is
proposed for capital projects, including $2.1 million for the
renovation of Greenwich High School’s auditorium and music classroom
space.
Greenwich Post
May 8, 2008
Probate judge upholds Smith widow’s deal with cruise line
Greenwich Probate Judge David Hopper last Friday upheld Jennifer Hagel
Smith’s $1-million settlement with Royal Caribbean cruise lines.
Greenwich Post
May 8, 2008
Boy Scouts can’t recruit during Greenwich classes
Progress is being reported after a Tuesday evening meeting involving
Superintendent of Schools Betty Sternberg and First Selectman Peter
Tesei over a decision to no longer allow the Boy Scouts of America to
recruit new members during school hours
Greenwich Post
May 8, 2008
Greenwich's Distinguished Teachers honored for work
In a ceremony marked by many happy tears, Greenwich honored its 2008
“Distinguished Teachers” Tuesday afternoon at Western Middle School.
The awards, which have been handed out annually since 1985, were given
to six public school teachers who were credited for their dedication to
their students and to the district. Board of Education Chairwoman Nancy
Weissler said the district was indebted to the teachers and thanked
them for every day they spent with students.
Julian Curtiss School first grade teacher Christine Kovac was among
those honored and she stood on stage as a graduate of Greenwich Public
Schools. Her fellow teacher, Cindy Santucci, called her someone who
“refreshes, renews and inspires the human spirit.”
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