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NEWS
Free Speech at Greenwich Town Hall Under Fire
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor Freedom of speech has certainly been the topic of intense conversation in Greenwich recently. First Selectman Peter Tesei had a front row seat to that heated debate. On Jan. 30 an event
FEATURE
Addressing the Teen Vaping Epidemic in Greenwich
By Michelle Moskowitz Sentinel Correspondent A few weeks ago, The Greenwich High School Parent Teacher Association held a special evening panel addressing the pervasiveness of vaping among Greenwich youth and confirming the growing threat present among our
EVENTS
Moffly Media’s Light a Fire Awards Honors Local Philanthropists
Moffly Media celebrated the 11th annual Light a Fire Awards on Thursday, Nov. 29. The event, designed to celebrate our community’s nonprofit and philanthropic leaders, was held at the an all new venue at the Kings School
EDITORIAL
Column: Good Governance
By Dan FitzPatrick I recently attended a wealth industry conference on family governance. While most of us are generally familiar with governance in a corporate or organizational setting, family governance is an entirely different kettle of fish. The
OP-ED
The Fairfield Five
Fairfield County has long been recognized as an economic driver for Connecticut. This month, five municipalities in the County have proposed legislation to rev up that reputation. Fairfield, Greenwich, Norwalk, Stamford, and Westport have formed a consortium
LETTERS
Letter: You Can Protect Your Trees From Eversource
The Greenwich Tree Conservancy often hears from residents who are given notice from Eversource requesting a tree on their property or abutting property be removed or significantly cut back. The resident then asks us what they can
SPORTS
Greenwich Basketball Falls to Warde in OT Thriller, 68-66
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor In a back-and-forth thriller in the Greenwich High School gym, the Greenwich boys’ basketball team fell victim to a buzzer beater in the second overtime, falling to Fairfield Warde High School 68-66
REAL ESTATE
Column: January 2019 Market Report Real Estate Sales Hold Their Own
Government Shutdown Pushes Contracts Down By Mark Pruner January 2019 was a lot like January 2018. This year, we had 29 sales and last year we had 30 sales. In most price ranges we had about the
