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Cos Cob Community Preschool 2019-2020 Registration Open
The Department of Parks and Recreation announces open registration for Cos Cob Community Preschool’s 2019-2020 school year. Greenwich residents may log onto WebTrac, the Town of Greenwich’s Online Services, to register and will remain open until the
GHS Students Named National Merit Finalists
Twelve Greenwich High School students advance as National Merit Scholarship Program finalists. Each of the Greenwich High School students named National Merit Scholarship Program (NMSC) Semifinalists in the Fall of 2018, have advanced to Finalist standing in
Briefing Room
The News, In Brief to Catch You Up The Greenwich RTM will consider a non-binding, no-toll resolution at its monthly meeting on April 8. The resolution states that tolls would “result in an increase in traffic and
FEATURES
What it Takes: The St. Patrick’s Day Parade
By Richard Kaufman Every year, the Greenwich St. Patrick’s Day Parade draws thousands of people into the heart of town to celebrate Irish pride, tradition and the beginning of spring. The day is one of the most
Robey Brings Honor to Father Via the London Philharmonic
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent Victoria Robey has an Order of the British Empire for being honored in 2014 for her “Services to Music” in her adopted country of the United Kingdom. She is also the
First Bank of Greenwich Community Corner: Atelier is Still Making Music Better
By Richard Kaufman In a world full of corporations and big businesses, mom and pop shops that offer superior quality are few and far between. Fortunately for music lovers, nestled inside the small shopping center in Cos
COLUMNS
Many Paths to Wellness
Column by Julia Chiappetta This was the resounding message, from a conference I just returned from in Florida and my belief as well. When I embarked on my own personal journey with a cancer diagnosis, I learned
Saint Patrick, Parades, Bagpipers, and a Lake of Beer
By Francis Ambrogio Few public celebrations stir up pride, passion, and memories for me like a Saint Patrick’s Day parade. It is a special day in a personal sense because many of my ancestors came to the
Nick’s Flicks
Directed by: Asghar Farhadi Starring: Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem, Ricardo Darin, Carla Campra Rated: R Run Time: 132 minutes Language: Spanish with English subtitles With her two children in tow, Laura (Cruz) arrives at her small hometown
EVENTS
Greenwich Singers in G&S Opera
Brett Kroeger of Riverside will sing the lead soprano role and Guy Stretton of Old Greenwich will sing in the men’s chorus when Troupers Light Opera performs the Gilbert and Sullivan opera Ruddigore, April 6 and 13
EDITORIAL
Editorial: The Ides of March
We are as guilty of fixating on the weather as the next person and are reminded of Mark Twain’s words: “Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” We find ourselves talking lately about
OP-ED
OpEd: Right Projects, Right Financing
OpEd The Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) has a long-standing practice of borrowing money for short maturities for our town’s capital improvements. This practice has kept taxes and debt manageable, a success for every resident. In
LETTERS
Letter: Fire and GEMS Station Needed
To the Editor, Many people support the current Town of Greenwich budget proposal of $100,000 to evaluate the need for a site for a Fire Station and a GEMS ambulance to save lives in northwest Greenwich. I
SPORTS
Greenwich Native Savio Nabs Patriot League Lax Honors
The Loyola Maryland men’s lacrosse team has quite the week in the Patriot League and Greenwich native Bailey Savio, a sophomore, was one of the reasons why. Savio earned Patriot League Men’s Lacrosse Faceoff Specialist of the
Grit, Passion Pays Off For Greenwich High Cheerleaders
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor According to head coach Erin Montague, the Greenwich High School cheerleading team is back and Cardinal Pride couldn’t be higher. And it’s certainly difficult to challenge Montague’s statement. Competing at a high
Old Timers Donates to GHS Baseball, Diamond Club
The Greenwich Old Timers announced the donation of $3,500 to support Greenwich High School Baseball and the Diamond Club. The Diamond Club has requested the purchase of three turf bullpen mounds for use at each practice and
REAL ESTATE
NEW LISTINGS
By Cesar Rabellino Berkshire Hathaway, 203-561-8092 Address List Price Price/SqFt SqFt AC BR FB Area 89 Loughlin Avenue $925,000 $779 1,188 0.33 3 2 Cos Cob 6 Rockland Place $949,900 $627 1,516 0.12 3 2 Old Greenwich
RELIGION
Easter: Building our Spiritual 401K Plan
On Faith Column by The Rev. Marek P. Zabriskie Snow is still on the ground, and winter continues to be with us. But after setting our clocks forward the days are getting longer and there is hope
OBITUARIES
Obituary: Dorothy Levesque
Dorothy I. Levesque, age 79, of Greenwich, CT passed away peacefully at Greenwich Hospital on March 23, 2019 with her daughter and son-in-law by her side. Dottie, as she was known by to her family and friends,
Obituary: Mary Baldwin
Mary “Dot” Baldwin, of Greenwich, passed away peacefully, Monday, March 11. She was 94. Born in Nantyglo, Pa. on Dec. 5, 1924 to Gerald and Theresa Baldwin. She is survived by her loving niece, Judy “Peck” Amelio
Obituary: Frank Siciliano
Frank Salvatore Siciliano, Lifelong resident of Greenwich died March 20, 2019. Frank was born at home in Greenwich, April 13, 1923 to Joseph and Irene Siciliano. He was predeceased by his infant daughter, son and wife. Frank
