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Cobber North: Great Food on the Greens

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

Since 2011, the Greenwich community has gone to Caren's Cos Cobber at 31 E. Putnam Ave. for great food and even greater company. Now, residents can find the same delicious eats and familiar friends on the grounds of the picturesque Griffith E. Harris golf course, at the Cos Cobber North location on 1323 King St.

On my watch – Lessons from our ospreys in a time of trial

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

Looking across at the challenges ospreys have faced and relating them to the challenge we face with the pandemic.

Greenwich Elders – At Home in Quarantine

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

An elderly Greenwich couple share their experiences during the pandemic as members of At Home In Greenwich.

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

Every other week, the Greenwich Sentinel will bring you exclusive updates on happenings around Town Hall from First Selectman Fred Camillo. This week, Camillo discusses an update on COVID-19 contact tracing and fall preparedness, his storm response task force, the search for a new assistant fire chief, and a recent fire in nearby Port Chester.

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

A Greenwich resident has tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV), according to the Greenwich Health Department. The town remains proactive against the virus by implementing a larvicide program.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams to address Christ Church, and more

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

Introducing former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams - now Lord Williams, with his previous presence in the Greenwich and New York area and his extraordinary career as a theologian, intellectual, poet, and priest.

The American Dream – Alive and Prospering on Greenwich Avenue

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

After working in hair salons in Morocco and training in France, Jaafar Tazi moved to the United States and worked on Newbury Street in Boston. He later came to Greenwich in 1998 and worked at a salon before he decided to open his own business in 2008.

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

While this summer has been anything but normal, the Greenwich Historical Society has still found a way for the community to safely enjoy some good music under the stars, with its Music on the Great Lawn Series, presented by the First Bank of Greenwich. The Historical Society has held three concerts so far -- one on July 30, Aug. 26 and Sept. 3. The next concert will be held on Sept. 17.

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

Every other week, the Greenwich Sentinel will bring you updates from Greenwich's Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET). This week, BET Chair Michael Mason discussed police body cameras, the current budget process, and the upcoming agenda for the fall.

Gardenvale edges out Los Violines 14-12 in East Coast Open playoffs

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 12, 2020·

Gardenvale, the fierce and formidable 20-goal Long Island-based polo team, seems to be as determined as ever to make its mark as a forerunner in the 2020 East Coast Open, dashing past Los Violines, the Teflon-tough Westchester County-based contingent with a 14-12 win in the first round playoffs of this celebrated annual U.S. high-goal tournament last Sunday.

Day: September 12, 2020

Cobber North: Great Food on the Greens

On my watch – Lessons from our ospreys in a time of trial

Greenwich Elders – At Home in Quarantine

Camillo’s Corner: Updates From Town Hall

Greenwich Resident Tests Positive for West Nile Virus

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams to address Christ Church, and more

The American Dream – Alive and Prospering on Greenwich Avenue

Music Under the Stars at the Greenwich Historical Society

Updates from the Board of Estimate and Taxation

Gardenvale edges out Los Violines 14-12 in East Coast Open playoffs

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