Breaking News: State Commission Issues Preliminary Ruling
The Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission has issued a preliminary ruling that Democratic members of the Greenwich Board of Education violated state law when…
Day: October 10, 2025
Town of Greenwich monitoring nor’easter this weekend
The Town of Greenwich’s Emergency Management Department is closely monitoring a strong nor’easter that is forecast to impact Greenwich and the surrounding region starting…
RMA Volunteers to Support League of Women Voters Greenwich Town Debates
The Retired Men’s Association of Greenwich (RMA) volunteered their time to support the League of Women Voters Greenwich (LWVG) during the recent Board of…
Two Days of Light: The Bruce Museum’s Fine Arts Festival Finds Its Forty-Fourth Season
By Elizabeth Barhydt Every October, Greenwich rediscovers its appetite for looking. The Bruce Museum’s Fine Arts Festival, now in its forty-fourth year, returns as…
The English Garden – How It Came to Be and Where It is Going
English landscape architect Richard Sneesby tells the story of the history of English gardens, its influences and where it is headed.
GEMS installs life-saving AEDs at more than two-dozen park and field Greenwich-based locales
Greenwich Emergency Medical Service (GEMS) Inc. recently purchased more than two dozen-plus public-access automatic external defibrillators (AEDs), 23 of which have been installed at sites all around town that include the restrooms at its major parks and Greenwich High School fields, among other Greenwich-based locales, as of press time.
Selectman Debate Differences in Process, Priorities
By Sentinel Staff On Monday, the candidates for First Selectman and Selectman answered questions offered by the League of Women Voters in their Board…
News Briefs: October 10
POLICE & FIRE Greenwich Officers Honored For Safety Officers Deluca and Weinstock were recognized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving at the 39th Annual Law…
Letter: Residential Composting
Our community is spending thousands of dollars every year that can be saved and returned to residents. You don’t have to believe in climate…
Letter: In Support of Moor and Khanna
I am endorsing Anthony Moor for First Selectman and Rachel Khanna for Selectwoman on Row A. As a long-time Cos Cob resident and retired…
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