03 | February | 2026 | Greenwich Sentinel

Letter: Embracing Our Cultural Future: Transforming the Havemeyer Building into Greenwich’s Premier Arts Center

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 3, 2026·

As President of the Young Artists Philharmonic, I would also add the voice to the compelling vision of transforming the historic Havemeyer Building into…

St. Catherine’s Players Bring a Community-Sized Godspell to Life

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 3, 2026·

As of February 1, tickets will be officially on sale for St. Catherine’s Players’ 2026 production of Godspell, a musical that has long stood…

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Graduate Student Loan Program Cuts – An Ill-Conceived Idea

Greenwich Sentinel·
February 3, 2026·

Graduate school education has grown significantly in this country and is an important factor in the growth of the economy, productivity and profitability. Cutting loan funding to the program is misguided, as the loan delinquencies lie primarily with students attending two-year and for-profit colleges. The default rate for graduate school loans is less than 2%.

Day: February 3, 2026

Letter: Embracing Our Cultural Future: Transforming the Havemeyer Building into Greenwich’s Premier Arts Center

St. Catherine’s Players Bring a Community-Sized Godspell to Life

Graduate Student Loan Program Cuts – An Ill-Conceived Idea

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