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Jewish Family Services of Greenwich
Greenwich, CT
622-1881
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Support group dealing with the challenges of being a stepmom, 7 to 8:15 p.m., Tuesdays, Jewish Family Services of Greenwich; 622-1881.

VIP TEEN HOSPICE FUNDRAISER: Oct. 25

Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care
Stamford, CT
203-276-3000
General Interest

SOCK HOP

MUSIC – FOOD - DANCING - FUN

TO BENIFIT THE RICHARD L. ROSENTHAL HOSPICE RESIDENCE

SATURDAY OCTOBER 25th

6:00 PM – 10:00 PM

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1980 West Main Street
Stamford, CT
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Surviving Autism: Predictors for Outcome: Oct. 28

Greenwich Hospital
Greenwich, CT
888-357-2409
General Interest

Dr. Ami Klin, director of the Yale Child Study Center’s Autism Porgram will present “Surviving Autism: Predictors for Outcome”, 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 28, Cole Auditorium, Greenwich Library; registration required; 863-3627; (888)357-2409; Greenhosp.org.

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COMMUNITY CHANNEL
Greenwich, CT
000-000-0000
General Interest

Newark Mayor, Cory Booker, a rising national star, will discuss Urban Problems and Solutions, 12:30 to 1:30, Monday, Oct. 27, First Congregational Church.

Surviving Autism: Predictors for Outcome: Oct. 28

Greenwich Hospital
Greenwich, CT
888-357-2409
General Interest

Dr. Ami Klin, director of the Yale Child Study Center’s Autism Porgram will present “Surviving Autism: Predictors for Outcome”, 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 28, Cole Auditorium, Greenwich Library; registration required; 863-3627; (888)357-2409; Greenhosp.org.

Lunch Art Lecture: Oct. 28

COMMUNITY CHANNEL
Greenwich, CT
203-869-6899
General Interest

Gillian Greenhill Hannum, professor of art history at Manhattanville College, examines the contemporary political, social and historic developments during Margaret Brassler Kane’s lifetime and shows how these events shaped and influenced her sculptures, 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 28, Bush-Holley Historic Site, Cos Cob; part of lunchtime lecture series; bring a bag lunch or pre-order a box lunch; lecture: $10 per person, $8 for members; lecture series: $27 per person, $20 for members; box lunch, $10; registration, Bush-holley.org; 869-6899, ext. 18.

Howl and Prowl: Oct. 25

Adopt-A-Dog
Greenwich, CT
000-000-0000
Events

Adopt-A-Dog presents the first annual costume parade for pets and people, 1-3, Saturday, Oct 25, beginning at Greenwich Town Hall and proceeding along greenwich Avenue ending at Pet pantry Warehouse; pre-registration fee is $20 per person or $35 per family until Oct. 10, after which the fee will be $30 per person and $45 per family, registration will be avaliable at Pet Pantry Warehouse stores in Greenwich and Rye, on Pet Pantry’s website Ppwpet.com and on Adopt-A-Dog’s website, Adoptadog.org.

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According to the results of the 2008 Harris Interactive School Poll, there is growing dissatisfaction with Greenwich public schools.

Poll: 4th District congressional race a dead heat

The 4th District congressional campaign is neck-and-neck between veteran U.S. Rep Christopher Shays and his Democratic challenger Jim Himes, according to a new UConn/Hearst Newspapers Poll.

Greenwich Lean Time

How are things going these days in an American town built on the wobbly stilts of investment banks and hedge funds? MEREDITH BRYAN takes a stroll down Greenwich Avenue, Connecticut Photographs by Joanne …

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Down Economy Top Issue at Debate

It was something akin to sitting on the knee of Santa Claus when local candidates for Connecticut’s General Assembly gathered last Wednesday at Town Hall for the thinly attended debate sponsored by the League …

Live Video: U.S. Rep. Shays today

U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays, R-4, locked in a hotly-contested race against Greenwich businessman Jim Himes, sits down with the editorial board of Hearst Newspaper’s News-Times in Danbury today at 2:15 p.m. …

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The convicted burglar and self-styled jet-setter known as the “Dinnertime Bandit” faces up to 65 years in prison.

Down Economy Top Issue at Debate

It was something akin to sitting on the knee of Santa Claus when local candidates for Connecticut’s General Assembly gathered last Wednesday at Town Hall for the thinly attended debate sponsored by the League …

Sternberg to Leave School Post

Dr. Betty Sternberg, superintendent of the Greenwich Public Schools, informed the Board of Education Wednesday that she has decided not to seek renewal of her contract.

Woman charged for illegal sale of narcotics

NORWALKBy AMANDA NORRISHour Staff WriterA Norwalk woman was charged with illegal sale of narcotics after Greenwich police investigating the death of a 17-year-old boy from a methadone overdose determined that …

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In the wake of the Wall Street meltdown, Greenwich is facing a $4.2-million hole in its tightly laced budget in the new fiscal year that started July I and ends June 30, 2009.

Maybe No Charges Will Be Filled Against The 20 Year Old Mystery Driver That Mowed Down Joey,

Shame, Shame, Shame

No Charges May Be Filed Against

The 20 Year Old Mystery Driver That Killed Joey

Bicyclist killed; police seek information

Written by Ken Borsuk

….the car and the bicyclist were traveling northbound on Sheephill Road when the accident occurred five feet from the intersection with Sound Beach Avenue Extension. Sgt. Berry said there was a working street lamp at the intersection.

At the scene, the driver’s blood was taken for toxicology tests, which is standard police procedure. Sgt. Berry would not comment on whether the driver showed any signs of intoxication. The toxicology tests are expected to take weeks.

Public Information Officer Daniel Allen said that while the investigation is a criminal one because of the fatality, the driver won’t necessarily face charges. ….

Comment:

Maybe Sgt. Berry Or Lt. Allen should go to Joey’s mass of Christian Burial at St. Catherine of Siena R.C. Church in Riverside and look his Grandparents in the eye and tell them why the 20 Year Old Mystery Driver should not be charged for leaving Joey to die in a strangers driveway.

Maybe the Cold Hearted 20 Year Old Mystery Driver should go to St. Mary Cemetery later today and say,”I am so sorry I didn’t stop and Immediately call 911.”

If the 20 Year Old Mystery Driver Had Mowed Down One Of Sgt. Berry Or Lt. Allen’s Family Members And Dumped Them In A Stranger’s Driveway As They Speed Off.

There Would Have Been An Arrest At The Telephone Crash Site.

Pencil It In

NoticesThe Friends of the Norwalk Public Library System requests that due to the upcoming Book Sale, patrons please hold further book donations until Monday, Nov.

Poll: 4th District congressional race a dead heat

The 4th District congressional campaign is neck-and-neck between veteran U.S. Rep Christopher Shays and his Democratic challenger Jim Himes, according to a new UConn/Hearst Newspapers Poll.

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Just Books
Greenwich, CT
637-0707
General Interest

A book signing with local children’s author Rick Aruzza for his latest children book, The Great Candy Caper, geared towards children 9-12 who are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes, 3:30, Friday, Oct. 24, Just Books, Old Greenwich; 637-0707; Justbooks.org.

Succeeding as a Stepmother: Oct 21

Jewish Family Services of Greenwich
Greenwich, CT
622-1881
General Interest

Support group dealing with the challenges of being a stepmom, 7 to 8:15 p.m., Tuesdays, Jewish Family Services of Greenwich; 622-1881.

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Comedy Night With Jane Condon: Oct. 29

COMMUNITY CHANNEL
Greenwich, CT
637-8766
Events

Greenwich comedian Jane Condon will be performing at a comedy show based on politics and the upcoming elections featuring Scott Blakeman and Johnny Rizzo, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 29, Acradia Cafe; reservations required; $20; 637-8766.

Conversations with Peter Travers: Oct. 24

COMMUNITY CHANNEL
Pelham, NY
000-000-0000
Arts

Academy Award winning director Ron Howard is a special guest at the Picture House for “Conversations with Peter Travers” and a sneak preview of his newest film, Frost/Nixon, 7 p.m., Friday, Oct. 24, The Picture House, Pelham, New York; Thepicturehouse.org.

Now Through October 31st, Give a Gift and Get a Gift at SPLURGE!

Splurge Unique Gifts
Greenwich, CT
203-869-7600
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Sports Injury Prevention: Oct. 29

ONS Foundation
Greenwich, CT
637-6359
Wellness/Fitness

ONS Foundation and ORGCC to present a free seminar on sports injury prevention for girls, open to girls ages 11 to 19, paretns, youth sports coaches and athletic trainers 7 to 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 29, Old Greenwich Civic Center; refreshments served; registration required; 637-6359; Ogrcc.execasst@yahoo.com.

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