04 | September | 2015 | Greenwich Sentinel

Last Chance to See Hans Hoffman Artwork

Paul Silverfarb·
September 4, 2015·

[jwplatform F1Y3z77l] This weekend is your last chance to catch the exhibit Walls of Color: The Murals of Hans Hoffman currently on display at…

Now, The David N. Theis Memorial Bridge

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 4, 2015·

By Evan Triantafilidis Sentinel Reporter The Mianus River Bridge, which connects Cos Cob and Riverside, was renamed in honor of the late Selectman David…

Massive Tree on Benjamin St. in Old Greenwich Falls, Strikes Man

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 4, 2015·

Friday afternoon at about 1:15 p.m., Greenwich first responders were dispatched to Benjamin Street in Old Greenwich on a report of a massive tree…

Eversource Proposal Draws Criticism from Residents And Leaders

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 4, 2015·

By Evan Triantafilidis Sentinel Reporter Eversource Energy’s proposal for a power substation to be built at 290 Railroad Ave., the current home of Pet…

Gearing Up for Another First Day of School

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 4, 2015·

By Evan Triantafilidis Sentinel Reporter As students enjoyed their last days of summer vacation, teachers of Glenville and Julian Curtiss made their final preparations…

Four Generations Later, McArdle’s Busier Than Ever

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 4, 2015·

By Sara Poirier Correa Sentinel Correspondent It’s a sunny Saturday afternoon in August, and Igor Lotkin of Trumbull is picking up some flowers for his…