February 24, 2023

Advances in Shoulder, Elbow Treatment Speed Patient Recoveries

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 24, 2023·

The shoulder and elbow are two of the most common areas for musculoskeletal pain, affecting as many as one-quarter of all Americans at any given time. The vast majority of patients can be treated non-operatively, through activity modification, physical therapy and injections. Emerging technologies allow us to treat shoulder and elbow injuries in new ways. For some patients, joint replacement of the shoulder or elbow are the best option, with very high success rates.

Column by Carline Martin: The Real Scoop on Real Estate

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 24, 2023·

Welcome to The Real Scoop. This monthly column is intended to help homeowners and potential homeowners in our community address a variety of home related and real estate issues. As a Realtor, I am often approached by many homeowners and buyers to provide answers for a variety of questions pertaining to Greenwich and all things home related. In my quest to provide answers, I have relied on my own expertise, as well as that of many trade professionals I have come to know in our community. The information I have provided has been deemed very useful and greatly appreciated, so I have decided to share what I know with the Greenwich community. Here is this month’s selected question:

Faith Column: Ash Wednesday: What’s the Point?

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 24, 2023·

Ash Wednesday is the door to Lent, a season of spring cleaning for the soul.

How St. Mary’s Cemetery came to be on North Street

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 24, 2023·

Various individuals tell the story of how the St. Mary Cemetery came into being.

News Briefs: February 24

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 24, 2023·

All the local news you need to know, in brief.

OPINION: Creating Consensus on Public Projects

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 24, 2023·

For CMS, we need to be open to building the school faster and be open to considering a slight 10-15% reduction to help the project stay within budget. These changes will serve our community well. In conversations with the community, these tradeoffs have overwhelming support – our community wants this school construction finished as early as possible, and they find it reasonable to build a more sustainable school that is still 25% larger than our maximum needs while saving each household roughly $1000.

Day: February 24, 2023