Editorial: Aquarion
The state has made its decision. The argument has not ended. On March 25, Connecticut regulators approved the sale of Aquarion Water Co. to…
Day: March 27, 2026
How and Why Byram is to be Gifted with a Hundred Trees
Environmental Affairs Director Beth Evans shares how her staff pulled together their winning grant proposal of Byram Branches to CT DEEP to address the need for more native trees to be planted in Byram.
Greenwich High School Students Take the Stage with Original Work in ‘Magic Circle’
On Friday, March 27, Greenwich High School’s Black Box Theater hosts the second evening of Magic Circle, a student production presented by the GHS…
Greenwich High varsity girls basketball team wins first CIAC state tournament championship with a 51-46 win
By David Fierro Making history was the biggest trademark of Greenwich High School’s varsity girls basketball team this season, which will go down in…
Anne W. Semmes Reflects on a Life of Reporting—and a Book Drawn From It
By Elizabeth Barhydt Anne W. Semmes stood before roughly one hundred people at Christ Church and spoke with the authority of long acquaintance. Many…
The Oral History Project Celebrating America’s 250th – WWII Veterans and Tod’s Point
Eighty years ago the original mansion of J. Kennedy Tod was remodeled and reopened to house thirteen returning WWII veterans and their families.
PURA Reverses Course, Approves Aquarion Sale Over Fierce Local Opposition
By Sentinel Staff State utility regulators on Wednesday approved the sale of Aquarion Water Co. to a new Aquarion Water Authority tied to the…
News Briefs: March 27
POLICE & FIRE Zuccerella Graduates From FBI Academy Deputy Chief Mark Zuccerella graduated from the FBI National Academy’s 297th session, a 10-week leadership and…
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