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The unsolved mystery of how the 482-foot Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt was made has captivated the curious for centuries.

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Anthony J. Mullen used to chase criminals in New York City but now he’s turning young lives around.

What’s This? Senior Housing for $50 a Month? In Greenwich?

A huge and largely unheralded entity on the Greenwich real estate scene is a quasi-government agency dating from 1946 and formed to create affordable housing for families, senior citizens and individuals with …

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Some welcome news for Greenwich seniors: A hike in the income limit — from $39,000 to $60,000 — on a property tax relief program for elderly and disabled of limited means sailed through the Board of Selectmen …

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Mullen Named 2009 Teacher of the Year

Anthony “Tony” Mullen, a former New York City homicide detective, now a teacher in Greenwich’s Alternative Arch School for high school youth, has won the 2009 Connecticut Teacher of the Year title, it was …

‘Mr. Mummy’ Reveals Great Pyramid Secret: Built From Inside?

The unsolved mystery of how the 482-foot Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt was made has captivated the curious for centuries.

New York Men Issued Town’s First Same-Sex Marriage License

Barbara Lowden, assistant to Town Clerk Carmella Budkins, Wednesday a little after 9:15 a.m., issued the first Greenwich same-sex marriage license in Town Hall.

What’s the Matter With Greenwich?

For several years, I’ve been writing about Bushenfreude , the phenomenon of angry yuppies who’ve hugely benefited from President Bush’s tax cuts funding angry, populist Democratic campaigns.

Obama Wins in Greenwich; Camillo, Frantz Prevail

For the first time since 1964, Greenwich voters Tuesday picked a Democrat for President.

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Greenwich Family YMCA
Greenwich, CT
203-869-1630
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Special Christmas at Pure Salon

Pure Salon
Greenwich, CT
203-625-4515
Store

All November through December 25th 2008.

T.G.I.F. Program for Kids: Nov. 21

COMMUNITY CHANNEL
Greenwich, CT
203-869-3224
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The Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich offers a program for middle schoolers to have game room tournaments, play basketball and dodge ball, use technology, swim, ice skate, play music and have refreshments, 6 to 9:30 p.m., Fridays, with air guitar and Dance Dance Revolution competition, 4 Horseneck Lane; 869-3224; Bgcg.org.

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FREE Reading Assessment: Jan. 14

Gemm Learning
Greenwich, CT
203-292-5410
School

Gemm Learning, a new learning center in Old Greenwich for children with reading and learning issues,  will be starting Parenting Seminars in January 2009.  All are welcome. 

The first seminar will be on Helping Your Child Become More Organized on January 14, at 9:30am. 

Call or stop in for more information or for a free reading assessment. 203-292-5410;  1380 East Putnam Ave, Old Greenwich; www.GemmLearning.com.

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Anthony “Tony” Mullen, a former New York City homicide detective, now a teacher in Greenwich’s Alternative Arch School for high school youth, has won the 2009 Connecticut Teacher of the Year title, it was …

What’s This? Senior Housing for $50 a Month? In Greenwich?

A huge and largely unheralded entity on the Greenwich real estate scene is a quasi-government agency dating from 1946 and formed to create affordable housing for families, senior citizens and individuals with …

Job losses soar, jobless rate at 14-year high

Employers slashed an unexpectedly steep 240,000 jobs from payrolls last month and the jobless rate shot up to a 14-1/2-year high, the government said on Friday in a report underscoring the economy’s steep …

Obama Wins in Greenwich; Camillo, Frantz Prevail

For the first time since 1964, Greenwich voters Tuesday picked a Democrat for President.

Metro-North riders will be able to get flu shots

Health officials are working with Metro-North to allow rail commuters to get their flu shots at train stations.

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Fairfield Museum
Greenwich, CT
000-000-0000
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This Week:  2nd Annual Holiday Boutique at the Fairfield Museum Shop
Tuesday, November 18     10am - 9pm
Come find the perfect gift and make your home sparkle for the holidays!  The Fairfield Museum Shop is hosting a special all-day shopping event on Tuesday, November 18.  Find an incredible selection of carefully selected items.  Free gift wrapping with every purchase!  Refreshments will be served.  Don't Miss It!!
 

This Week: Girls Club
Wednesday, November 19   4:30 - 6pm    For ages 8+
Bring your historic doll and learn about what girls did long ago.  Sew, Bead, cook, and make books, beauty products and more!  Mom, Grandma and caregivers are encouraged to participate!  Pre-registration and pre-payment required.  $10 for members, $15 for non-members.

This Week:  Third Thursdays!   
Thursday, November 20     6pm - 8pm
Come for a fun evening celebrating stories from 'the good times.'  Bring your high school photos, letter jackets, poodle skirts and stories to share!  Refreshments will be served.  $5 for members, $7 for non-members.

Thanksgiving Week:  Community Day   
Friday, November 28     10am - 2pm
Looking for something to do the day after Thanksgiving?  Celebrate Native American traditions - make your own corn husk doll and listen to fascinating stories.  From 10am - 12pm listen to storyteller Janis Us of Iroquois/Algonquin descent tell the story of the turtle and the beaver, myths about how the world was created and more.  Storytelling is free with admission.  $3 charge to make a corn husk doll or Native American rattle.   Special Offer:  First 20 people to come receive a free gift!

Coming Soon: The Holiday Express Train Show!   
Opening Night: December 5      7pm- 9pm          Open weekends 12/6 - 1/4/09     12pm - 4pm
Enjoy a unique, interactive train-filled experience that is fun for the whole family!  See scenic train set layouts, collectibles and antique trains.  Show opens after Fairfield's tree lighting ceremony on December 5, and is then open weekends through January 4.  Special Opening Night Admission: $3/person (kids age 5 and under are free).   Regular admission: $5/adults, $3/children, Free for members and children age 5 and under. 

Tree of Life Ceremony: Dec. 6th

Visiting Nurse and Hospice Care
Stamford, CT
203-276-3015
Events

For the 19th year in a row, Pitney Bowes is hosting Visiting Nurse and Hospice Care’s Tree of Life ceremony on December 6th at World Headquarters on Elmcroft Place in Stamford.  The Tree event is nondenominational and serves as a way for bereaved families to remember their loved ones.  The Tree ceremony is a VNHC signature event and raises over $80,000 for end-of-life care.

The service includes an inspirational message from VNHC Pastoral Care Coordinator Katherine Silvan and music from the heart from members of the Talmadge Hill Church Choir in New Canaan, under the direction of Rob Silvan.  Katie Critelli, daughter of Pitney Bowes Executive Michael Critelli, will perform solos on her harp.

The event is from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.  Wine and cheese will be served after the ceremony. 

Please call 203-276-3015 for further information.

Church Fundraiser

COMMUNITY CHANNEL
Greenwich, CT
203-661-2182
Events

November 20, 2008 - November 22, 2008  

A very special Christmas show featuring over 50 nativity scenes from all over the world on loan from private collectors, all proceeds benefit the Christ Chruch Gift and Book Shop, 6 to 9 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 20, Preview Gala; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m..

Friday, Nov. 21 and  10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Saturday Nov. 22, Nativity Show, Christ Church Parish Hall.

Preview Gala and reception, $100-$300/each; Fri. and Sat. general admission, $10, children 13 to 17, $5, 12 and under free; information about the show, Louisasgreene@yahoo.com; purchase tickets, Emily@puskar.net; 661-2182.

Support the Greenwich Family YMCA

Greenwich Family YMCA
Greenwich, CT
203-869-1630
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More than ever, we are committed to meeting the needs of so many in our community.  For more information about supporting the Greenwich Family Y, please call us at 203-869-1630.

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Anthony J. Mullen used to chase criminals in New York City but now he’s turning young lives around.

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Metro-North riders will be able to get flu shots

Health officials are working with Metro-North to allow rail commuters to get their flu shots at train stations.

Conn. court upholds Obama’s place on ballot

A Connecticut judge dismissed a lawsuit Monday that alleged election fraud and questioned whether Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama was qualified to appear on the state’s ballot for Election Day.

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