09/22/09 PRESS RELEASE: You're Invited! WOW! Walk on Water Benefit 2009 Oct 2-4

Benefit 2009 - October 2-4 The Delamar Hotel · 500 Steamboat Road · Greenwich, CT · RSVP NOW! Call 203-682-0262 or go to www.wowgetonboard.org for RSVP form Robert Klein, comedian, special guest for Friday Evening VIP Benefit Presented in collaboration with The Greenwich Harbor Yacht Showcase. ClearGroup International and The Delamar Hotel are proud to invite you to the WOW! Walk on Water Benefit 2009 supporting Spinal Research, whose mission is to find a cure for paralysis, and Shake-A-Leg (501C3), whose Adaptive Sailing Program brings the benefits of sailing to people with physical and developmental disabilities. In honor of Elsa Johnson & Kelly Ballo Moss, my dear friends, and Paul Callahan of Shake-A-Leg - Joyce Clear, Clear Group International Exclusive VIP Friday Evening Benefit Friday, October 2 - 5:30 PM - 10:30 PM $125 Per Person - space limited Private VIP Tent Experience Celebrities, Sports Icons, Paralympic Athletes and Medalists Silent & Live Auctions Cocktails & Hors d'oeuvres, Liqueurs & Desserts Music & Dancing "Yacht Hop" Also preview the Greenwich Harbor Yacht Showcase Robert Klein, comedian, special guest Live auction items include: "Once-in-a-life-time experiences" such as private in-home performances by world renowned violinist, Gregory Harrington, or the internationally recognized classical guitarist, Liona Boyd A personal training and/or boxing session with NGO, two-time Golden Gloves Champion A fabulous 5-night package in South Africa including three nights at the incredible One & Only Cape Town and two nights at the stunning Le Quartier Francais with private transfers and touring A half-day boat trip/inventing Bootcamp with famous inventor Dr. Robert Yonover of SEE/RESCUE Corporation in Honolulu Saturday, October 3 & Sunday, October 4 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Enjoy luxury yachts, exotic cars, sea trials, inspirational speakers, celebrities, Olympians, Paralypians, sailing and more! VIP International Ports-of-Call Tent @ $35 per person. An international experience! Enjoy chef tastings, wine tastings, fine art and music from Buenos Aires, Santiago, Barcelona, Rome and Paris; Book signing VIP "Soundwaters" Celebrity Cocktail Sunset Cruise, 5-7 PM @ $150 per person. Sail aboard the 80-foot, three-masted schooner; hors d'oeuvres, wine, champagne, non-alcoholic beverages World of Wonder" Children's Tent: Free Exhibitors include: America II Morris Yachts Hinckley Company Bassett Boat Company Sunseeker Friendship Yachts Miller Motor Cars Mercedes-Benz and many more! "Why is it important to attend an event like this? What if one day you had an accident that rendered you a quadriplegic or a paraplegic? What if one day you were told you had a neurological disorder that would limit you to a wheelchair for the rest of your life? What if, under these unimaginable circumstances, you became an Olympic Gold medalist or famous physicist or dancer, named one of the fifty most beautiful people in the world, met with the Dalai Lama or Heads of State? What if you climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro unassisted? Or what if you just went sailing? Individuals with disabilities perform amazing feats everyday...big and small...Feats that require courage, tenacity, creativity, character and determination. They are true inspirations in our lives as we meet our own unique challenges, whatever those may be." Joyce Clear, Chair President, ClearGroup International Authentic Luxury Yacht & Residential Interiors wow.getonboard.org Be Inspired. Get Onboard. Sponsored by:

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09/21/09 Reader Submitted Comments: There Are Health Code Violations In The Greenwich Public Schools

To The Editor:

There are unacceptable conditions in the public school districts' cafeterias.

These major food- safety violations could lead to food-borne illnesses.

Some of the most serious violations include such things as serving meats or poultry at unsafe temperatures or dented cans in the schools' pantries, a botulism risk.

Some of the minor violations include things like mold-like substances, grease accumulations and rodent droppings. Most of the town's public schools have other minor violations such as missing soap, dripping refrigerators, dirty equipment and general disrepair.

Another problem is flies, dead roaches and rodent droppings in kitchens, The district should get a new pest-control contractor, and make sure extermination is done weekly.

There is also rusted equipment, a lack of three-bay sinks for washing, rinsing and sanitizing, messy garbage storage, missing sneeze guards, and dirty refrigerator door gaskets.

Something must be done immediately about the major food-safety violations related to the storage of prepared foods at unsafe temperatures.

Please Do Not Publish My Name Or Identify Me In Any Way

Comment:

How Do You Know This Information?

Do You Have Photos?

If So Please Forward Them To GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com

If Greenwich Health Department Inspection Reports Were Obtained By Greenwich Roundup Though a Freedom of Information Request, Would They Show These Violations?

Is An Outside Vendor Used For Providing Public School Food Services Or Is It Handled By School Employees?

Which School Administrator Is Responsible For The Greenwich Public School's Food Services?

Who Is Responsible To Maintain The Equipment And The Food Service Facilities In Greenwich?

Which Schools Have These Violations?

Is This Just One School?

Please Get Back To Us.

The Greenwich Board Of Education Or The Town's Health Department Should Post Food Service Inspection Reports On Their Websites.

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09/21/09 The Twits On Twitter Are Once Again Tweeting About Greenwich

missmotorcade : lunch ;) (@ Gofer Ice Cream in Greenwich) http://bit.ly/e3IaV
Greenwich, CT

alexis_here : Spotted: THE DIVA Diana Ross using a shopping cart to hold one sushi pack at @wholefoods in greenwich http://myloc.me/ICPX

canaiden : Stepping Stones Conservation Quest maze on energy conservation visits Audubon Greenwich: Join the quest to learn.. http://bit.ly/TwQT2

stamfordplus : Stepping Stones Conservation Quest maze on energy conservation visits Audubon Greenwich: Join the quest to learn.. http://bit.ly/TwQT2

greenwichpost : #Greenwich High volleyball looks to make noise despite losses. #fciac http://bit.ly/BP61T

missmotorcade : Egg whites again... #prbc (@ Village Bagels in Greenwich) http://bit.ly/30MZgr

jcoffin1 : Greenwich, CT, 4000' above mouth of Mianus River, 7:50 PM, light in sky had a lampshade effect like a spotlight in fog. It slowly faded out.

cheapgreenwich : You’ve Had the Baby. Now What? FREE Greenwich Hospital Class for New Parents, Sept. 22nd, 7-8pm http://tinyurl.com/m83ulb

LindaForSenate : John Raben and the rest of the Greenwich RTC put together a great clambake today! Couldn't have asked for better weather.

fire_chicky : @NickDidelot unfortunately that sign is also a bullseye. On the bright side its greenwich, no one has guns :o)

mzkeirabaybii : @MR_GOD_GIFTS not greenwich village I'm talkin about the town in connecticut

NickDidelot : Feeling very out of place in the Greenwich Av starbucks. I think there's a "From Stamford" sign on my back

Arbella52899 : Taking a couple of weeks off before Greenwich Cup, Gearbuster and Manhasset.

Stamford_News : The Dish: A-Rod, Hudson at Polpo; Mary Tyler Moore at Saks - Greenwich Time: http://bit.ly/2ofUQ0

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09/21/09 The Raw Greenwich Blog And RSS Feed (Updated)

Exit 55 By Rob "WGCH" Adams - The Sports Voice Of Greenwich
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09/21/09 READER SUBMITTED COMMENTS: The Trujillo Brothers

Its funny I live in the Dominican Republic And Leonard 

Trujillo was never a bad kid I know him since a kid , 

his uncle the other guy, those guys are Murderes,

in Colombia people work for the cartel of meddellin, 

out there.

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)9/21/09 Greenwich Board Of Education Media Alert: Tony Mullen to Speak at Greenwich High School

National Teacher of the Year, Anthony Mullen, has been selected as the
'Local Shaper of the Year' by Ms. Eleanor Ritch's Shapers classes at
Greenwich High School.

You are invited to attend:
A Conversation with Mr. Mullen
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
9:56AM - 10:39AM
or
10:44AM - 11:27AM
Greenwich High School
Media Center, Meeting Room 2

""Shapers" is an interdisciplinary humanities course (at Greenwich High
School) in which students explore how human beings have shaped their
individual experiences in ways that have had a significant impact on
society."

For their first assignment this year students were asked to nominate, in
writing, great Shapers of the World throughout all of world history. In
addition, they were asked to nominate a local, modern Shaper of the World,
someone who has made a positive impact on the world.

Shapers teacher, Eleanor Ritch said, "I wanted students to nominate a
person who is shaping and improving our world today. Many students
nominated Anthony Mullen due to the fact that he received the 2009
National Teacher of the Year award from President Barack Obama. The
students voted overwhelmingly for Anthony over other local figures from
the CT/NYC area, including some rather famous politicians, musicians,
authors, doctors and medical professionals, artists, and community service
leaders. I was quite impressed by how much the students respect a fellow
educator!"

Quotes from student papers:
Ben Langford, nominated Anthony Mullen because he was impressed with how
Anthony has "managed to build connections with hard to reach students."

Taylor Dawson nominated Mr. Mullen because, "As a teacher he is shaping
the minds of our future here in Greenwich. Now as Teacher of the Year he
is able to go from making a difference for just a few students to
influencing students and teachers across the nation."

Katie Beale nominated Anthony Mullen because, "he believes every student
has his or her own back-story, and the teacher's job is to help them
'write a happy ending' and 'radically transform fractured lives.'"

Hans Christian Thalheim nominated him because he was "selected as Teacher
of the Year and was also a teacher at Arch School in Greenwich. He deals
with academically challenged students, and I am sure he has seen his share
of tough cases as a former NYPD homicide detective."

James Utton nominated Anthony Mullen because, "his selfless acts inspire
me to give of myself in any way possible to teens who are struggling in
high school."

Please let me know if you will be attending.
Thanks,
Kim

Kim Eves
Director of Communications
Greenwich Board of Education
290 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, CT 06830

www.greenwichschools.org

Phone: 203-625-7415
e mail: kim_eves@greenwich.k12.ct.us
Fax: 203-869-8003

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09/21/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Edition

Stepping Stones Conservation Quest maze on energy conservation ... Connectcut Plus We are grateful to Audubon Greenwich for its support as one of the museum's community partners and hosting this maze." The local presenting sponsors include ...

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Norwalk police snare trio attempting to burglarize jewelry store Connecticut Post By John Nickerson NORWALK -- Just two days after a major nighttime jewelry store burglary in Greenwich, city police say they arrested three California men ... See all stories on this topic

Video - Thousands turn out for annual hawk watch Greenwich Time By Debra Friedman Clear blue skies and perfect wind patterns made for ideal hawk-watching weather this weekend at Greenwich Audubon, where thousands of ...

Greenwich Hawk Watch Festival « Under Clear Skies By underclearskies ..... Too tired to post anything about the event right now but thought I'd stick up this digiscoped picture of some weird Gyr/Saker/whatever cross falcon that was part of ... Under Clear Skies - http://underclearskies.wordpress.com/

Crushers Football at GHS – Our Greenwich By johnferrisrobben Crushers Football at GHS. Sep 21st, 2009. by johnferrisrobben. Two humbles in one play at the Crusher/Banc Seniors Football Game today at GHS. Posted in: Sports. Tagged: Crushers · Football · Greenwich. ← Young Field Parking Changes ... Our Greenwich - http://ourgreenwich.com/

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09/21/09 MEDIA ALERT: Officer of the Month Photo

Please see attached photograph of Officers.

(See attached file: Welsh, Johnson.jpg)

Lieutenant Daniel Allen
Greenwich Police Department
Public Information Officer
11Bruce Place
Greenwich, CT 06830
Tel. 203-618-8819
Fax 203-618-8852

PLEASE SEE:

09/21/09 Greenwich Police Department Press Release: Officer of the Month

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09/21/09 MEDIA ALERT: Corrected Dates for Early Release

CORRECTION -
Please note corrected dates for 2009-10 Early Release Days attached
(changed 2009 to 2010 for the January, April and May dates)
Sorry for any confusion.
Thanks,
Kim

Kim Eves
Director of Communications
Greenwich Board of Education
290 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, CT 06830

http://www.greenwichschools.org/

Phone: 203-625-7415
e mail: kim_eves@greenwich.k12.ct.us
Fax: 203-869-8003

DISTRICT PLANS FOR EARLY RELEASE COLLABORATION DAYS
Community Organizations Support District Improvement Efforts by Planning Special After
School Activities for Early Release Days

(For immediate release: Greenwich, CT – Friday, September 18, 2009) In Spring 2009, the District proposed,
and the Board of Education approved, the addition of five early release days for the 2009-10 school year to be
used for teacher collaboration time. “Research clearly provides a strong rationale for providing staff with regular
collaboration time that allows them to engage in data analysis and instructional planning that meets the needs of
all learners.

This collaboration time has been established in direct support of the District’s primary initiative – implementing
Data Teams at the District, School, Grade and Program levels. Data Teams are groups of staff members –
whether at the District, School or Grade/Program level – that meet regularly on a continuous improvement
cycle. They are charged with reviewing student achievement data, establishing goals, and developing and
implementing targeted instructional strategies and results indicators. Data Teams are a research-based strategy
for improving instruction with demonstrated success. Noted educational researchers, Richard DuFour and
Robert Marzano, have concluded that “there is abundant evidence that organizing people into teams in which
they work together to achieve common goals is a powerful structure for promoting accountability and improving
student achievement (2009).”

Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Sidney Freund noted, “The staff is looking forward to having this dedicated
block of time to concentrate on planning for improvement – Teachers do have regular collaboration time each
week during the school day, however, they are short blocks of time. Teachers also have contractual time that
extends slightly beyond the school day, however this is generally devoted to time with students for extra-help
and/or as advisors to clubs, service organizations and to music and athletic programs. The five collaboration
days are designed to connect to Wednesday afternoon faculty meetings, providing an extended block of time for
more in-depth or prolonged discussions and training opportunities. We know that this may cause an
inconvenience for some families, and we are working with local community organizations to provide options for
afterschool activities and childcare. We also know that, based on scientific research, time devoted to
collaborative work yields improvement in achievement and we appreciate the support from our school families
in providing this opportunity for our teachers – and ultimately, for our students.”

The early release days are included on the school calendar and were distributed to all families via the August
Packets and on the District and School Web Sites. In addition, families have been informed of these additional
early release days via public meetings, local media coverage, letters home, and/or other venues executed by
building leaders.

The five early release* Collaboration Wednesdays are as follows:

Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010

* Students will be release two-hours earlier than regular dismissal times.

Local Community Organizations Support Improving Student Achievement:
Local community organizations, such as the Boys and Girls Club and the YMCA have generously agreed to
support the District’s efforts to provide this critical time for teachers by offering after school programs for each
of the five “Collaboration Wednesdays.” Families may choose to register* for a program at one of the many
participating community organizations. Community organizations are working to provide themed programs for
early release Wednesdays that may include The Environment, the Olympics and the Arts. The Board of
Education, and the staff of the Greenwich Public Schools would like to acknowledge the cooperation and
support of our community organizations in partnering with us to provide this opportunity for teachers to
collaborate in service of improved achievement for all students.

*Transportation and program fees are the responsibility of each family.

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09/21/09 Greenwich Police Department Press Release: Officer of the Month

See the attached Officer of the Month.

(See attached file: JohnsonNardiWelsh Break in)

Lieutenant Daniel Allen
Greenwich Police Department
Public Information Officer
11Bruce Place
Greenwich, CT 06830
Tel. 203-618-8819
Fax 203-618-8852

PRESS RELEASE:

Officer of the Month

The Greenwich Police Department has selected Police Officers Carl Johnson,
Matthew Nardi and Sean Welsh as its recipients of the Officer of the Month Award
for July 2009.

On Monday, July 6 2009 at approximately 10:16 A.M., members of the Uniformed
Services Division were detailed to 65 Cambridge Drive on a report of a suspicious
vehicle, a BMW, parked in the driveway.

An initial inquiry of the vehicle’s registration revealed that the plates belonged on a
Chrysler type vehicle.

The officers subsequently conducted an in depth investigation that resulted in two(2)
subjects being identified and a number of items being discovered in the vehicle that
had been reported stolen from other vehicles within the Town of Greenwich
sometime during the evening hours of July 4 and morning hours of July 5, 2009.

The officers’ training as well as their investigative and interview skills led to the
arrest of two suspects responsible for eleven (11) motor vehicle break-ins in the
central area of town and the recovery of property valued in excess of $1000.00.

Congratulations to Officers Carl Johnson, Matthew Nardi and Sean Welsh on a job
well done.

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09/21/09 Greenwich Post Breaking News

Covering the news of Greenwich, Connecticut Breaking News The race for tax collector is now officially a three-person affair. Less than a week after losing a primary for the Democratic nomination, Rick Novakowski officially announced Monday morning that he would be running as an independent for the position against Democrat William Grad and Republican Tod Laudonia. Read more Comment Share Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com

09/21/09 PRESS RELEASE: Just Books' Author Events Sept 21-30

Upcoming Events · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · JUST BOOKS' UPCOMING EVENTS Happy September! Mark Your Calendar for Just Books' Terrific Author Line-Up! Author Event & Book Signing TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 7:00 PM DOUGLAS CAMPBELL III WHERE TO GO FROM HERE: REINVENTING YOUR CAREER, YOUR BUSINESS, YOUR WORKING LIFE Just Books 28 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Free and Open to the Public Just Books welcomes accomplished executive career coach and author Douglas Campbell III as he introduces his new book Where To Go From Here: Reinventing - Your Career - Your Business - Your Working Life (Success Coach Publishing; $14.95). In his book Where To Go From Here, Campbell offers insight on learning where you are now through an in-depth self-assessment to find out what has worked for you in the past (and not worked for you). Through his process, you will find out what should come next...based on your own unique best use and gain powerful insights through stories from executives and career coaching sessions. _____________________________________________________ Author Event & Book Signing SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 11 AM - 1 PM WILLIAM F. BAKER, PH.D. LEADING WITH KINDNESS: HOW GOOD PEOPLE CONSISTENTLY GET SUPERIOR RESULTS Just Books 28 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Free and Open to the Public Just Books is pleased to welcome Greenwich and New York City resident and author William F. Baker, Ph.D., as he visits Just Books to sign copies of his newest book Leading with Kindness: How Good People Consistently Get Superior Results (Amacom; $24.95). Bill Baker experienced leading with kindness firsthand during his 20 years at the helm of Educational Broadcasting Corp., parent company of WNET-TV (Channel Thirteen) and WLIW-TV (Channel 21). It inspired him to affirm and refine his notion of what honorable bosses can accomplish. With his friend Michael O'Malley, Ph.D., Baker did extensive research and interviewed dozens of leaders in diverse organizations. They share their insights into strong, effective leadership in Leading with Kindness: How Good People Consistently Get Superior Results. Today, many leaders have realized that when it comes to business, nice guys often finish first. Old-fashioned images of corporate callousness and greed have been replaced by a gentler, more human conception of great leadership. But how does one define "kindness" in the context of business? And what is the best way to "use" this deceptively complex notion as a guiding principle to lead an organization successfully into the future? _____________________________________________________ Author Event & Book Signing WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 7:00 PM SUZANNE BRAUN LEVINE FIFTY IS THE NEW FIFTY: TEN LIFE LESSONS FOR WOMEN IN SECOND ADULTHOOD Westport Library 20 Jessup Road, Westport, CT Call 203-291-4800 for additional information Just Books and the Westport Library, along with The Transition Network, are pleased to welcome acclaimed author and a founding editor of Ms. magazine, Suzanne Braun Levine, who will explore the unexpected rewards of women experiencing their second adulthood with her new book, Fifty is the New Fifty: Ten Life Lessons for Women in Second Adulthood (Viking; $25.95). This event will be held at the Westport Library, 20 Jessup Road, Westport, Conn. Call 203-291-4800 for additional information. Suzanne Braun Levine is the author of three previous books. She was the first editor of Ms. magazine, where she worked for 17 years. She was also the editor of the Columbia Journalism Review. A nationally recognized authority on women, media, and family issues, she lectures widely and has appeared on major television talk shows, including Oprah, Charlie Rose, and Today. In Fifty is the New Fifty, Braun Levine follows her groundbreaking book Inventing the Rest of Our Lives, with new insights, research and practical advice on the challenges that women experience as they reach their fifties and beyond. Full of great stories, the book captures the voices of women who are confronting change, renegotiating their relationships, and discovering who they are now that they are finally grown up. This event is open to the public and sponsored by The Transition Network, which is a community of women over 50, who join forces as they navigate the transition from one career to another -- or whatever is next. _____________________________________________________ Author Event & Book Signing WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 7:00 PM JESSICA BRAM HAPPILY EVER AFTER DIVORCE: NOTES OF A JOYFUL JOURNEY Just Books 28 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich, CT Free and Open to the Public Just Books welcomes Fairfield County author, writer and radio commentator Jessica Bram as she introduces her newest book Happily Ever After Divorce: Notes of a Joyful Journey (HCI; $14.95). Jessica Bram is a writer and award-winning radio commentator. In Happily Ever After Divorce, Bram notes that more than half of all marriages end in divorce. However, joy and happiness do not have to end with the marriage. Happily Ever After Divorce: Notes of a Joyful Journey, gives a positive view of life on the other side and the journey that Bram took to keep her family and herself sane and intact. The book shows that you can keep a sense of self and humor during a most difficult time, and emerge triumphant. Bram is also founder of the Westport Writers' Workshop, where she teaches private workshops in creative nonfiction, memoir, and essay writing. LISTEN TO WGCH-AM 1490 EACH WEDNESDAY AT 5 PM To Hear Just Books' Owner Marion Holmes Talk About the Newest Bestsellers & Author Events on "DARBY AND FRIENDS" AWARD WINNING JUST BOOKS VOTED BEST INDEPENDENT BOOK STORE IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY!! Just Books would like to THANK the community for its continued support. The success of an independent neighborhood bookstore is dependent on its loyal customers. -- Marion Holmes and the staff at Just Books _____________________________________________________ Just Books is Better Than Ever - Mark Your Calendar for These Upcoming Events! SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 22, 7:00 PM - DOUGLAS CAMPBELL III with WHERE TO GO FROM HERE: REINVENTING YOUR CAREER, YOUR BUSINESS, YOUR WORKING LIFE at Just Books (Book Signing) SEPTEMBER 26, 11:00 AM - WILLIAM F. BAKER, PH.D. with LEADING WITH KINDNESS: HOW GOOD PEOPLE CONSISTENTLY GET SUPERIOR RESULTS at Just Books(Book Signing) SEPTEMBER 30, 6:30 PM - SUZANNE BRAUN LEVINE with FIFTY IS THE NEW FIFTY at the Westport Library SEPTEMBER 30, 7:00 PM - JESSICA BRAM with HAPPILY EVERY AFTER DIVORCE: NOTES OF A JOYFUL JOURNEY at Just Books (Book Signing) OCTOBER OCTOBER 3, 12PM - KATIE MALACHUK with YOU'RE ACCEPTED at Just Books (Book Signing Event) OCTOBER 6, 6;00 PM - WALLACE SHAWN with ESSAYS at the Avon Theatre (call 203-967-3660 for ticket information) OCTOBER 14, 7:30 PM -- MARY ANN HOBERMAN with THE TREE THAT TIME BUILT at the Perrot Library (Children's Book Signing) OCTOBER 16, 7:00 PM - GEORGE TABER with IN SEARCH OF BACCHUS: WANDERINGS IN THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF WINE TOURISM at Richards of Greenwich (Wine & Cheese Festival in support of the Young People's Concerts for schools; tickets: $100 {tax deductible}; call 203-637-2143 for more information) OCTOBER 17, 11:30 AM - JEANNE MCNANNY with MIRACLE IN SUMATRA at Just Books (Children's Book Signing) OCTOBER 21, 7:00 PM - JANET CONNOR with WRITING DOWN YOUR SOUL at Just Books (Book Signing) OCTOBER 28, 7:30 PM - ELIZABETH BETTINA with IT HAPPENED ONE DAY at Just Books (Book Signing) NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 2, 2:00 PM - KATHERINE HALL PAGE with THE BODY IN THE SLEIGH at Just Books (Book Signing) NOVEMBER 4, 4:00 PM - JULIE USHER with COOKIE SWAP: CREATIVE TREATS TO SHARE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR at Just Books (Book Signing) NOVEMBER 18, 6:30 PM - GAIL RENTSCH with SMART WOMEN DON'T RETIRE at the Westport Library (Book Signing) DECEMBER DECEMBER 5, 10:00 AM - COLMAN ANDREWS with THE COUNTRY COOKING OF IRELAND at Just Books (Book Signing) DECEMBER 5, 5-9 PM -- Old Greenwich First Light Festival # # # Join Our Mailing List JUST BOOKS 28 Arcadia Road Old Greenwich, CT 06870 203-637-0707 STORE HOURS: M-F, 9am - 5pm Sat, 9am-4pm Closed Sun REMEMBER - JUST BOOKS HAS AUTHOR SIGNED BOOKS! LIMITED SUPPLIES AVAILABLE Just Books is proud to support the community with a renewed and continued focus on customer service. Check out the Just Books' calendar for upcoming events, including book signings, book clubs, youth literacy and writing programs (Just Words @ Just Books on Monday nights). Also stop by anytime and meet the new owner Marion Holmes. Just Books also wants to hear from you, so please send us your favorites, recommendations and wish list! Just Books can special order any book, gift wrap and ship to anywhere in the U.S. Call 203-637-0707 for more information

Just Books 28 Arcadia Road Old Greenwich CT 06870