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Wayne DeVries, Natalie Pray, Renee Seblatnigg and Claire Furlin on Bruce Park croquet court

Experience the Joy of Croquet at Patriotic Open House

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 19, 2026·

Greenwich Croquet Club is experiencing a surge of interest in Golf Croquet and they would like the community to know why. It's a great deal of fun for all age groups - even kids, and is remarkably simple, only taking an hour to learn unlike the more traditional form of the game that requires tactical skills to excel. An Open House is being held Saturday, June 27 from 10am - 4pm to offer instruction; all equipment is provided.

Jean Baptiste Camille Corot’s landscape painting, “Hagar in the Wilderness,” with oak trees in background.” Contributed photo.

Page Knox Tells Fascinating Story of How Trees Talk to Artists Across the Ages

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 19, 2026·

Art educator and lecturer Dr. Page Knox highlights how contemporary artists use trees not only as subjects, but also as sources of meaning and inspiration.

Ruth Wilson, Cos Cob’s Queen

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 19, 2026·

By Elizabeth Barhydt Ruth Wilson’s life stretched across 108 years of Greenwich history, but her story belonged most closely to Cos Cob, where she…

Poll workers were honored at a party at Town Hall by the registrars of voters earlier this week. Photo by Tana Vanderslice.

Poll Workers Celebrated After National Clearie Awards

Greenwich Sentinel·
June 19, 2026·

By Anne White Greenwich’s poll workers were celebrated Tuesday night on the Town Hall patio, where about 125 election workers gathered for an outdoor…