Concern Over “Ranging Shots”
We are now in uncharted territory in our local public, political debate. In a recent Greenwich Time article, local Democrat Bob Brady responded to…
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Day: May 14, 2021
Taking Heavey’s Advice to Be the Bee
How reassuring to see our Chief of Police truly cares and loves his community! His piece truly hit home. There is far too much…
“Is my child ready for Kindergarten?” Part Two Cognition
Many families have natural anxiety when their children transition to Kindergarten. These articles provide parent with strategies to support child development and"readiness" for Kindergarten.
Finding the Silver Linings
This school year has been difficult for educators and parents alike. However, there have been some "silver linings" for schools that may make things a little easier in the future.
The Bible’s Most Beloved Image of God
The image that God is our shepherd, who pastorally cares for each of us, is the most endearing image of God and of Jesus found in the Bible.
Upcoming Games
POSTED FRIDAY MAY 14, 2021 GREENWICH HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Tomorrow at Fairfield Ludlowe H.S., 11 a.m. Mon. at Norwalk H.S., 6 p.m. Wed. at…
Welcome Daryl Furno to the Greenwich Sentinel Student Journalism Institute
Welcome Daryl Furno to the Greenwich Sentinel Student Journalism Institute
This Week’s Score Board
BASEBALL Greenwich High 6 vs. New Canaan High 1 Staples High 6 vs. Greenwich High 7 (11) Trumbull High 2 vs. Greenwich High 0…
Benefit Car Show for Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund Planned for August
Registration is now open for the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund 2021 Benefit Car Show, which will be on August 28, 2021, at Town Hall, 101 Field Point Rd., Greenwich, CT, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. (Rain date: August 29, 2021) Admission is free to spectators and will include classic, antique, custom, and exotic cars, motorcycles, vintage fire trucks, and military vehicles.
Hidden Treasure
Rob Otto has discovered hidden treasure relating to Greenwich Point - a very rare and important artifact from the J. Kennedy Tod years, when Mr. and Mrs. Tod’s estate at Greenwich Point was known as “Innis Arden”. This artifact is being conserved and preserved for the Greenwich Point Conservancy and the people of Greenwich.
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