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Judge To Rule On Defense Motion In Kissel Case
A judge is expected to rule Monday on whether lawyers for a Massachusetts man charged in the killing of Greenwich real estate mogul Andrew Kissel can present evidence implicating Kissel's ex-wife. Defense attorneys for 22-year-old Leonard Trujillo of Worcester filed papers last week in Stamford Superior Court asking permission to introduce the ...
Old Greenwich couple celebrates 70 years of wonderful wedded life
On June 24, Richard "Dick" Mould, 90, and his wife Violet, 89, of Old Greenwich celebrated their 70th anniversary.
Lawyer: Kissel's wife should be suspect
Lawyers for a Massachusetts man charged in the killing of Greenwich real estate mogul Andrew Kissel are pointing the blame at Kissel's ex-wife. Defense attorneys for 22-year-old Leonard Trujillo filed papers in Stamford Superior Court asking permission to introduce evidence they say implicates Hayley Wolff in the 2006 death.
Goodell 'beginning to focus' on evaluating Michael Vick's possible reinstatement to NFL
Commissioner Roger Goodell says he is beginning to focus on evaluating Michael Vick 's future in the NFL .
Greenwich workshops seek to tap stimulus
The WorkPlace Inc. will host workshops Tuesday in Bridgeport and Wednesday in Stamford on approaches to applying for some of the $500 million in "green jobs" funding from the federal government.
Best & Co. files for bankruptcy
New York City Best & Co. filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection Friday. The upscale childrenswear maker, which had a flagship location in Greenwich, Conn., and a small shop within department store Bergdorf Goodman, cited assets of $1 million to $10 million and liabilities of the same amount.
Rev. Kieffer bids farewell to First United congregation
The power of God can move people in the strangest of ways, even allowing a minister new to Greenwich to have his own column in this weekly newspaper.
Town government volunteers honored by First Selectmen
Fourteen Greenwich residents were celebrated for their volunteer efforts for the Town last Tuesday at the sixth annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony hosted by the Board of Selectmen in the Town Hall Meeting Room.
Celebrating the American spirit at Town Hall
It is often said around the world that the essence of what it is to be an American is our volunteer spirit.
A word from the summer reading booksellers
Readers and authors will be happy to hear from Diane Garrett of Diane's Book Store that we are in the golden age of books, and in the golden age of writers.
Lyman Mead house is packed with Greenwich history
The Mead family has lived in town since 1660, when brothers John and Joseph Mead arrived after first moving from England to Massachusetts, then Long Island.
Body Found In Housatonic, Identified As Missing Boy
Connecticut state police say a body has been found in the Housatonic River is that of a teen who has been missing for a week.
CT Storytelling Center Remembers Librarian Kate McClelland
By Debra Lau Whelan -- School Library Journal, 6/23/2009 2:00:00 PM Members of the Connecticut Storytelling Center have helped to create a quilt honoring the memory of librarian Kate McClelland, who, along with colleague Kathy Krasniewicz, was killed last January by a hit-and-run driver.
Lavery the gardener throws her glove into the First Selectman's ring
It was on this year's annual Garden Tour in which Selectman Lin Lavery's house and gardens were included that her prowess as a gardener was discovered.
Twas great gardens in the rain for 2009 Garden Tour
Garden buffs from miles around plunked down $75 each recently to see the private world of Greenwich's great gardens.
Celebrating Greenwich Academy's Class of 2009 with time-honored traditions
Greenwich Academy honored 79 graduating seniors at its 182nd commencement on May 21 with a number of cherished school traditions.
US envoy testifies at businessman's NY trial
America's envoy to the Middle East has begun testimony in a New York oil bribery trial.
The greening power of the Garden Clubs of Greenwich
Greenwich is definitely a green thumb town, with nine Garden Clubs and counting.
Who pays CT's income tax, according to the Yankee Institute: Rick Green | CT Confidential
No offense, but how is this fascinating? About 40% of the people in this country don't pay any income tax at all, and Fairfield County has been doing all of the heavy lifting for the rest of the state for quite some time: Greenwich itself pays 14% of the state's income tax, and Stamford, New Canaan, Westport and Fairfield combine for another 14%.
Weed is taking over Connecticut and ita TMs not the type you usually find in the garden or at a frat party.
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