Sound Beach Avenue Bridge Closure Announcement
The Sound Beach Avenue Bridge will be closed this Monday, September 19 from 7 AM to 5 PM due to bridge culvert installation work.…
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Day: September 16, 2022
Obituary: Walter Bloes
Dr. Walter F. Bloes (“Wally”), 62, of Stamford, CT, and Jermyn, PA passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on September 8 after…
The Rummage Room Celebrates 58 Years with Reopening
The inclement weather on Tuesday, September 6 posed no challenge to the classically beloved Rummage Room as undeterred locals and out-of-towners alike found their ways into the second-hand shop. The store had just reopened celebrating its 58th year serving Old Greenwich after being closed for a month of preparations.
Column: Online Real Estate Information and the Info Wars
Zillow and Realtor.com are battling to be king of the real estate info websites, but there are a lot of other sources at various Town Hall departments and on company websites including here on GreenwichSentinel.com.
Editorial: Civility Empathy Thoughtfulness
Editorial about being civil to one another and celebrating what is great about our community.
Time to make a 50th anniversary visit to the Quaker Ridge Hawk Watch…
Audubon Education Specialist Ryan MacLean gives a primer talk full of information about hawk watching at the Audubon Center in Greenwich.
DART Celebrates 20th Anniversary with Charity Walk
Dana’s Angels Research Trust (DART) is honoring its 20th anniversary this year and holding its fifth annual charity walk, DART to the Finish, on…
Op-Ed: The Moral and Ethical Dilemma of “Gotcha” Journalism
The recent video of the Cos Cob School assistant principal went viral, made national newscasts, and places our school system in an unfortunate light.…
Letter: In Support of Kim Fiorello
To the Editor: “When you want to help people, you tell them the truth…” Although economist Thomas Sowell wrote these words more than two…
Do You Believe in Miracles? The Long Road for Neighbor to Neighbor.
Those who advance down the pathway towards the newly opened Cohen Center on 248 E Putnam Avenue will leave with more than just groceries - there, they will find also an immutable sense of community.
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