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GFD Chief Peter Siecienski Retires

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 5, 2020·

After 48 years in fire services, Greenwich Fire Department Chief Peter Siecienski has hung up his turnout gear. Last Friday morning, the department and members of the community trickled onto the apparatus floor at headquarters to wish Siecienski luck in retirement. During the informal gathering, Siecienski received a proclamation from First Selectman Fred Camillo, and a pass to play golf at the Griffith E. Harris Golf Course.

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 5, 2020·

So to all of my non-Black friends, colleagues, former students and those I don’t really know…don’t be outraged today. Become outspoken. Don’t post a message for others on your social media pages. Instead, talk to your family and friends, face to face, and tell them how you feel

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 5, 2020·

The pandemic will cause permanent social change in our country. But is Connecticut and its state government ready to adapt? Two trends are already…

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 5, 2020·

By Zilana Lee On June 1, 1997, the Chicago Tribune published online a mock-graduation speech by columnist, Mary Schmich. Age 43 at the time,…

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 5, 2020·

Beginning in 2016, the GAF became involved as the Greenwich Board of Education (BOE) looked to come up with a plan and feasibility study on the Stadium. In 2018, the GAF offered to raise private funds to try and help put an improvement plan together. But since then, the phased project to improve Cardinal Stadium has taken a few twists and turns, and it has now stalled.

Talk on Older Adults’ Emotional Well Being During Covid-19

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 5, 2020·

The Town of Greenwich Commission on Aging will hold a Zoom talk on “Managing Your Emotional Wellbeing During COVID-19,” with Dr. Dale Atkins, Psychologist…