By Richard Kaufman Ahead of their field trip to Philadelphia this week as part of the American Revolutionary War curriculum, fifth-graders at Parkway School were treated to a visit from State Sen. L. Scott Frantz […]
By Richard Kaufman Sitting in his parents house in Old Greenwich staring at the television last week, surrounded by family and friends, all J.T. Hintzen could do was wait. Fresh off a stellar senior season […]
Hill House, in partnership with the Greenwich Commission on Aging, presents: “To Whom I May Concern,” Thursday, June 21 at 6:30 p.m., at Hill House, 10 Riverside Ave. This program gives a voice to the experience […]
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor A few years ago, it was a common picture. Whether it was at Greenwich High School or with the Greenwich American Legion baseball team, Mike Genaro and Alex Loparco were […]
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women and men in the United States. Although heart disease is responsible for one in every four deaths among women, only 54 percent of women recognize […]
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor Experience should never be overlooked. That’s an old cliché in the sports world and for Greenwich High School boys’ golf head coach Jeff Santilli, it’s words that he values tremendously. […]
On Saturday, June 23, more than 300 swimmers and 100 land volunteers, boaters and kayakers will make waves in the fight to against cancer in the 12th annual Swim Across America Greenwich-Stamford Swim. The Greenwich-Stamford […]
By Michelle Moskowitz Sentinel Correspondent Last Thursday, Greenwich fans gathered for coffee and conversation on the outdoor patio at the J House Hotel, as Lauren Weisberger, The New York Times bestselling author of The Devil […]
Girl Scout Troop 50126 invited Greenwich women government representatives to its troop meeting to earn the badge for Inside Government on Jan. 26. Attending as guest speakers were: Meghan Olsson (BoE), Karen Fassuliotis (BET), Barbara […]
An audience of more than 100 members of the Greenwich community gathered April 23 at the Burning Tree Country Club for a discussion on gender equality featuring Anne-Marie Slaughter, the first woman to serve as […]
Julius A. Vida, PhD, a prominent Hungarian-American chemist and pharmaceutical expert who identified and negotiated agreements for medical advances that led to treatments for cancer, heart disease, and HIV/AIDS, died on June 10, 2018, at […]
The theme of this year’s Summer Reading Program at Greenwich Library is Libraries Rock, and it’s all about how music and reading ‘rock’ our world. The program features events and activities that encourage children to […]
