Although things are going to be quiet within the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce this month, local business owners are getting a unique opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of other members on the 24th and also have the option of attending a networking event later the same day.

Whether looking for information, a chance to network, or simply a fun night out, the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce has done an excellent job of giving people the resources theyre looking for.

Plans are underway to tear down the century old, Old Greenwich Tomac Avenue and Sound Beach railroad bridges. The demolitions will mark the beginning of a major four-year construction project set to begin in 2013 that will replace the historic railroad bridges.

Greenwich taxpayers may be forced to pitch in at least 15.5 million to help the city meet its pension fund obligations. Concerns over pension fund contracts in Greenwich have been an issue for years. The problem appears to be getting worse as the deficit is projected to reach the highest level to date in the upcoming fiscal year.

Greenwich Hospitals Bendheim Cancer Center is once again the beneficiary of proceeds raised during the 12th Annual Swing for the Hope Golf Tournament. This is the third consecutive year that the Greenwich Womens Golf Club and the Bruce Womens Golf Association, has presented the hospitals cancer program with its collection of donations.

The unwelcome surprise of four bed bugs at Hamilton Avenue School on three recent occasions appear to be isolated incidents, according to the Greenwich Public School District. On October 27 the first bed bug, that was dead, was detected at the school. On December 2nd another dead bedbug was spotted on a students backpack. One week later a live bedbug was found on the same student. Less than a week later another bedbug was found alive in classroom.