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  1. Local Girl Scout goes for the 'Gold'Read the original story w/Photo

    Jan 18, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    After 11 years as a Girl Scout, Greenwich High School junior Sammy Salkin is finally working to cap off her scouting career by guiding middle school students through an animal awareness program that culminates in her acquisition of a Gold Award.

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  2. Students to fulfill dream of rebuilding in HaitiRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 18, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Greenwich High School students are preparing to honor a fellow student who passed away by fulfilling her dream of helping to rebuild Haiti, with the help of buildOn, an organization that works with teens in struggling communities.

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  3. Redistricting won't be used for racial balance; Could return to deal with enrollmentRead the original story

    Jan 18, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    The Board of Education has made clear that it will not use redistricting as a means to bring schools into racial balance but at the same time it will not remove it as an option to address other issues.

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  4. Greenwich couple honored by ADLRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 17, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    The Anti-Defamation League will present its Daniel R. Ginsberg Humanitarian Award to Greenwich's Alma Rutgers and Don Snyder, along with Stamford's Rabbi David Israel at ADL's 2012 Daniel R. Ginsberg Humanitarian Award Reception tonight, Jan.

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  5. Malloy to attend groundbreaking at WitherellRead the original story

    Jan 17, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    It is set to be a historic day at The Nathaniel Witherell today as ground is officially broken on the facility's Project Renew and Gov.

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  6. District to 'hold off' on armed guards at schools - McKersie says ...Read the original story w/Photo

    Jan 17, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Efforts to strengthen school security are ongoing in Greenwich, but Superintendent of Schools William McKersie said last week that he hopes to give a more "definitive statement" about it in early February.

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  7. Holiday wheelsRead the original story

    Jan 16, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    The Leader's Institute is on a roll and children at the YMCA will soon have the bikes to prove it.

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  8. Show offers aid to parentsRead the original story

    Jan 16, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Are you the parent of a child that just won't stop their tantrums? A show on Greenwich's Channel 79 may be there to help you.

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  9. Public schools have two hour delay on WednesdayRead the original story

    Jan 16, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    With a snowy, slushy mix on the ground, Greenwich Public Schools have announced a two-hour delayed opening for all classes, but for those hoping for a snow day, so far school is still in session.

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  10. Festival of lightsRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 15, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    On Dec. 14, Congregation Shir Ami hosted more than 100 members of the congregation and the community for its tenth annual Chanukah Live! celebration.

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  11. Author to discuss bullying at libraryRead the original story

    Jan 15, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    The Perrot Library in Old Greenwich will host author Eric Kahn Gale who will discuss The Bully Book on Jan.

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  12. More than $76,000 raised for Neighbor to NeighborRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 15, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    The first-ever Greenwich Canstruction Competition, which took place in October to benefit Neighbor to Neighbor, is being hailed as a major success after raising more than $76,000 for the local food and clothing pantry.

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  13. For seniors - Technology-based classes availableRead the original story

    Jan 14, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Looking to brush up on your technology skills? The Greenwich Computer Training Center, Sr.Net, is offering courses from Jan.

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  14. Doctor Do-goodRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 14, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Andy Bronin, attending dermatologist at Greenwich Hospital and associate clinical professor of dermatology at the Yale School of Medicine, was recently honored by the Melanoma Research Foundation with its Humanitarian Award at the organization's annual gala in New York.

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  15. Learn to be a storyteller extraordinaireRead the original story

    Jan 14, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    The art of storytelling has recently made a comeback and the Greenwich Historical Society is right on cue with their upcoming storytelling workshop.

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  16. Woman sentenced in movie theater schemeRead the original story

    Jan 13, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Jamie McGowan, 25, of Philadelphia, Pa., was sentenced last week by United States District Judge Vanessa L. Bryant to 18 months of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, for her role in a credit card fraud and identity theft scheme in Greenwich.

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  17. Contest returns for students with learning disabilitiesRead the original story

    Jan 12, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, Inc., a Westport-based nonprofit organization, recently announced the 2013 Fred J. Epstein Youth Achievement Award Contest, a nationwide recognition for students 19 or younger with learning disabilities or ADHD will take place in Old Greenwich.

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  18. Radon test kits available at reduced price this monthRead the original story

    Jan 12, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    The month of January has been designated as Radon Action Month in Connecticut and the Greenwich Department of Health, for the seventh consecutive year, has obtained grant funds from the state to support radon testing and provide Radon-In-Air test kits to town residents.

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  19. Local author Missy Wolfe uncovers Greenwich's Colonial pastRead the original story

    Jan 12, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    So says town author Missy Wolfe, whose recent work Insubordinate Spirit: A True Story of Life and Loss in Earliest America 1610-1655 has uncovered many hidden truths about Greenwich's Colonial past.

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  20. On Jan. 12: Gabe Lyons to speak on courage and faithRead the original story

    Jan 11, 2013 | The Greenwich Post

    Mr. Lyons is the author of The Next Christians: The Good News About the End of Christian America, and UnChristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks About Christianity and Why It Matters, a bestselling book discussing what he calls the "pervasiveness of pop culture's negative perceptions of Christians." Mr.

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