Daily Archives: July 20, 2010

Old Coot mentioned her father dismissing peckerheads and, as there is no one I admired more than my own, I answered her. Old Coot, my dad, also long passed, made me most proud when he showed up, sometime in the … Continue reading →

Forty-one years ago, Cheney and Bush prepared for the 9/11 hoax by selling America on a fake landing on the moon. Oh, the perfidy!

Greenwich has passed out bon bons to everyone on the payroll because, after all, they went a whole year without getting a raise. Firemen, meter maids and cafeteria workers – everyone’s snout in the food trough!  Greenwich Time reporter Neil … Continue reading →

Navy brings down predator drones with lasers. Doesn’t sound like good news to me.

Look  - I can’t, or won’t post your comment without evidence. But if you have evidence of this official’s corruption, bring it on, and I’ll post it and hit the topic every day until we bring the man down. But … Continue reading →

My angry Lake Avenue reader is not the only homeowner to get ticked off by readers’ comments and blame me for them. Fair enough – I do post them, after all. But as a home seller, you might want to … Continue reading →

I just received a call from someone I know quite well but who wishes to remain anonymous, complaining about some new construction on Perry Ridge Road, near the hospital. I didn’t see the place – family matters seem to be … Continue reading →

I called First Selectman Tesei’s office today at noon and at 2;15 received a conference call from him and our tax collector, Tod Laudonia. It may be easy for mean people to do the nasty on someone who returns your … Continue reading →

Furious email from some homowner. Here’s what she says: Dear Christopher, I was recently forwarded a copy of your description of my house at 69 Lake Avenue in Greenwich, CT. You are factually incorrect on many points and I demand … Continue reading →

Garment store draws priests from all over. Store for clergy thrives in Old Greenwich. “This is like a candy store for the clergy. They will come in, and they will be so thrilled to be in here, look at the … Continue reading →