12 | January | 2024 | Greenwich Sentinel

Tom’s Driving School an engine of the community

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

On practically any given day, Tom’s Auto Driving School, located on 1212 East Putnam Avenue in Riverside across the street from McDonalds, is as bustling a hotspot as ever as Tom Ferraro and his sister, Linda Muccio, its owners, along with their office manager, Donna Muccio, Linda’s daughter, are typically busy servicing their customers hailing from Greenwich and its surrounding towns and looking to obtain a good and lasting driving foundation.

Editorial: Democracy

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

Editorial in the Greenwich Sentinel newspaper about the importance of voting in local elections.

How to Be the Winning Buyer in the Post-Covid, Low-Inventory Real Estate Market

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

Everyone knows to get a good Realtor when they buy a house, but if you want to be the winning bidder in this market either have more money than the other bidders, and be ready to spend it or have really good Realtor. So when you get involved in multiple bids make sure you have the best team you can put together.

Brunswick hockey team doubles-up Hotchkiss, improves to 12-1-2

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

By David Fierro The streak continues for Brunswick School’s ice hockey team. Brunswick stretched its unbeaten streak to 14 games with a 6-3 victory…

Generations need to work together to help save lives

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

I encourage you to talk to your neighbors, sisters, brothers, parents, kids, nieces, nephews, grandchildren and their friends about the importance of donating blood. Donating blood is a simple thing to do but can make a big difference in the lives of others.

Louise Weber honored at memorable event held by The First Bank of Greenwich

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

Louise Weber, the ever-dedicated member of the community whose many contributions over the years included that of being a prominent member of the Garden Club of Old Greenwich as well as a Board Member and former Chair of the Bruce Museum before having sadly passed last November, was honored by The First Bank of Greenwich in a heartwarming event held at their main office on East Putnam Avenue in Cos Cob on Wednesday, January 10th that featured two exquisite tabletop holiday trees she had designed for the Greenwich Historical Society’s annual Holiday Festival of Tabletop Trees of which the bank had purchased at a silent auction for visitors and customers to enjoy throughout the holiday season.

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News Briefs: January 12

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

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

Day: January 12, 2024