Creativity and Patience: Recruiting in the COVID Era
By: Liz Dennison and Aly Costigan The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all areas of our lives, including for high school and college student-athletes and…
Day: October 2, 2020
On my watch – Rare bird spotting lesson 101 in identifying Great White Herons
A birder learns of the differences between the Great Blue Heron and the Great White Heron, other than its color.
Updates from Greenwich Town Hall
Every other week, the Greenwich Sentinel will bring you exclusive updates on happenings around Town Hall from First Selectman Fred Camillo.
White Birch, Altaris score top honors at the GPC two-match series
Last Sunday was another glorious and exuberant summer afternoon at the Greenwich Polo Club as White Birch and Altaris, the two renowned high-goal polo contingents based here in town, valiantly delivered the golden goods to clinch victories in the two five-chukker matches held that day.
Creativity and Patience: Recruiting in the COVID Era
Former DI college coaches and current Sacred Heart Greenwich athletics administrators Liz Dennison and Aly Costigan discuss recruiting in the COVID era.
Learning in Unusual Circumstances
By: Ralph Mayo Last year I was contacted by the editor of The Sentinel to see if I was willing to write several columns…
Opportunity Lost
Editorial about the Legislature's special session and the Police Accountability Act.
GHS Headmaster Column
Our new normal at Greenwich High School.
Recommitment
Ideas on ways to evaluate and increase the personal well-being of Greenwich residents using as a starting point, research by Datahaven.
The Sketchbook: Every day, every way.
The answer can be as simple as a sketchbook. A sketchbook is many things, but most importantly it’s a gateway into larger artistic practices and the art world itself. Young artists should be encouraged to doodle, collect and record as often as possible so the book becomes a place to keep not only drawings but more importantly ideas.
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