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Cos Cob Pizzeria Damaged by Fire
By Richard Kaufman Thanks to some alert patrolling by a Greenwich Police officer, a fire was discovered at a local pizzeria on Monday night. According to the Greenwich Police Department, at about 11 p.m., on Monday, Greenwich
Selectman Candidates Litvack, Rabin Debate at Greenwich High School
Following last week’s First Selectman debate at Greenwich High School’s Performing Arts Center, candidates for Selectman took the stage to discuss the issues facing Greenwich.
19 Days to Go: First Selectman
Greenwich’s First Selectman candidates faced off against each other last week at Greenwich High School’s Performing Arts Center in front of a crowd of about 300 people. Jill Oberlander, a democrat, and Fred Camillo, a republican, took
EVENTS
The 1st Annual Greenwich Grand Prix
Race on down to RPM Raceway in Stamford on Sunday, Oct. 27, to cheer your favorite go-kart racing team in the 1st Annual Greenwich Grand Prix. This family fundraiser is hosted by the Transportation Association of Greenwich
RMA’s Melody Men Performs
The Melody Men, the musical outreach group of the Greenwich Retired Men’s Association, invite the community to attend their performance on Thursday, Oct. 24 at 1 p.m., at the Greenwich Senior Center, 299 Greenwich Ave. The Melody
Astronomical Society Presents Talk on Life Beyond Earth
The Astronomical Society of Greenwich and Greenwich Audubon Center partner to present: “Is there life elsewhere in the Universe?” – on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 3:30 p.m., in the Gallery of Audubon, 613 Riversville Rd. Are there
Round Hill Fire to Host Open House
The Round Hill Volunteer Fire Company will host its annual Open House on Sunday, Oct. 27 from 12 to 4 p.m. at the Round Hill Community Firehouse, 166 W. Old Mill Rd. There will be a bouncy
LETTERS
Letter: Fassuliotis wants what is best for Greenwich
To the Editor, Making the tough decisions is hard to do when you are under the spotlight, but this is not something Karen Fassuliotis has shied away from as a member of the Board of Estimate and
Letter: To the Friends of an Abused Woman
To the Editor, Domestic abuse comes in many forms. We know of physical abuse, which leaves evidence through bruises, cuts, concussions, broken bones and sometimes death. It is tragic. Equally heartbreaking and dangerous are other, lesser understood
SPORTS
Greenwich Football Blasts Westhill, Preps for Darien
By Paul Silverfarb The Greenwich High School football team certainly gave its hometown fans and a packed Cardinal Stadium something to cheer about Saturday afternoon. Scoring early and often, the Cardinals had a homecoming to remember and
Greenwich Water Polo Ready to Host Tourney, Travel Out West
By Paul Silverfarb The Greenwich High School boys’ water polo team can’t wait to get back into the pool again. With a bitter taste in their mouths from their loss in the Beast of the East championship
Greenwich High Girls’ Swim / Dive Team Looks Strong Early
By Paul Silverfarb From the start of the season, Greenwich High School head coach Lorrie Hokayem knew her team had potential for another special season. Despite losing some high-caliber talent from last year’s team, Big Red has
OP-ED
Op-Ed: Our BET Platform
The six Republican members of the Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) are committed to practical financial policies to make Greenwich a great place to live, to raise a family, to work and to retire. Bill Drake,
FEATURES
Education Feature: The Benefits of a Boarding Education
By Laura Danforth Educating children to the best of one’s ability is a universal parenting priority, and selecting the right school is a crucial part of this process. From public and private day schools to boarding, charter,
Boo Durkin, a Greenwich Treasure
By Richard Kaufman, Sentinel Reporter When asked to describe Mary “Boo” Durkin in one word, Kyle Silver Executive Director of the Arch Street Teen Center said heartfelt. Bea Crumbine, Greenwich’s Ambassador-at-Large, used dedicated. Longtime friend and State
Event on Mental Health is Standing Room Only
First Bank of Greenwich Supports Mental Health Awareness with Memorable Speaker Event By Liz Leamy Last Tuesday, the First Bank of Greenwich helped kick off Mental Health Awareness week with a memorable event at the J House
COLUMNS
Column: Faith-based Education and Women Leaders of Tomorrow
By Linda Vasu Walking through the hallways of an all-girls school, you might expect to hear students chatting about homework, a favorite playlist, or Halloween costumes. Recently, though, I overheard a number of elementary aged girls sharing
Column: Great Futures: Art and Science at the Bruce Museum
By Megan Brown The Bruce Museum provides families with young children a variety of ways to explore art and science, particularly in how the two subjects intersect. To accommodate the busy schedules of local families with toddlers
Wildly Successful: Lessons from Nature: The Red Panda
By Jim Knox The Red Panda is considered one of the world’s few “Peter Pan” animals who never outgrows it’s youthful appearance…and it is precisely this fact that aids this animal who needs all the help it
REAL ESTATE
Column: Using Real Estates Statistics to Your Advantage
By Mark Pruner There are a lot of statistics in real estate and they can be manipulated to tell different stories. Gleaning the gold from the lead is not always easy. Overall house sales by month One
Featured Home: 170 Old Mill Road
By Tom Williamson 170 Old Mill Road Beds: 7 Baths: 10 Square Footage: 13,974 Two nature sanctuaries embrace a peaceful seven-bedroom Round Hill home on four rolling acres with a pool, spa and gated privacy. Striking modern
Featured Home: 15 Spring Street
By Tom Williamson 15 Spring Street Beds: 5 Baths: 3 Square Footage: 3,027 Updated 1930’S character-filled 3000 +/- sq. ft. colonial on quiet Riverside street in prime location minutes from schools, train, and the village. This 5
EDITORIAL
Editorial: What Is Going on With The BET?
Editorial about the BET Chair appointing a committee that does not conform to its rules
RELIGION
Tree of Life Anniversary Commemoration at GRS
Oct. 25 marks the anniversary of the shooting which took the lives of eleven innocent Jews at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. Last year, millions of people of all faiths rallied around the AJC #ShowUpForShabbat initiative, packing
OBITUARIES
Obituary: Virginia Pagnani
Virginia M. Pagnani passed away peacefully on Oct. 20. She was born in Boston, Mass. to Philip and Madeleine Riley. Virginia attended college at Saint Mary’s in Winona, Minn. She raised her four children in Greenwich where
Virginia (Ginger) Riley Pagnani Passed Away Oct. 20
Virginia Riley Pagnani passed away peacefully on October 20th. She was born in Boston, Massachusetts to Philip and Madeleine Riley. Virginia attended college at Saint Mary’s in Winona, Minnesota. She raised her four children in Greenwich where
Obituary: George D’Angelo
George Frank D’Angelo of Cos Cob, CT and Siesta Key, FL, loving Husband, Family Man, accomplished Rock Star, Businessman, Traveler, and selfless member of our community, died Oct. 11, 2019. George was born Nov. 19, 1947 in
