Greenwich Sentinel

The Case for a Sustainable Central Middle School Building

Greenwich Sentinel·
March 3, 2023·

Greenwich must decide if it is building for the short run and minimizing only construction costs – or for the long run, minimizing the total cost of building and operating the school, while achieving better outcomes in health, wellness, and satisfaction for generations to come.

Letter: Grant for the Greenwich Registrar of Voters Office

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 16, 2023·

To the Editor, The Representative Town Meeting will be voting to accept two grants on behalf of the Registrar of Voters Office this month.…

Letter: PTA Council: Let’s Thank a Teacher today!

Greenwich Sentinel·
October 10, 2022·

Appreciating those professionals whose job it is prepare our children is not something we can do one week a year, nor should it wait for next May.

Letter: “Vote No” to reappoint Laurence Simon to Board of The Nathaniel Witherell

Greenwich Sentinel·
October 10, 2022·

CMMS citations include patient neglect, improper storage and handling of medication, failure to treat or change treatment, lack of notification to family and physician of patient status and events, falls to name a few. It is time for accountability.

Letter: Rachel Khanna has a Plan for Economic Growth

Greenwich Sentinel·
October 5, 2022·

What most impresses me about Rachel is her visionary plan for CT’s economic growth.

Letter: To the community from Arch Street Teen Center

Greenwich Sentinel·
September 6, 2022·

We look forward to partnering with you this year. We have a robust fall schedule planned, and are excited to welcome your teens to the center.

Letter: Debunking a Spending Myth

Greenwich Sentinel·
August 13, 2022·

While the moral appeal of assisting countries in need is certainly strong, there is an equally powerful argument that the U.S. stands to gain from sending aid abroad.

Response to Letter to the Editor: Climate change is an emergency

Greenwich Sentinel·
August 6, 2022·

We need a tipping point of concern about climate change so we don’t reach the tipping point of global warming.

Letter: Urgent Letter to Greenwich Republicans

Greenwich Sentinel·
July 1, 2022·

To the Editor, An Urgent Letter to Greenwich Republicans Ken Greenberg, Vice-Chairman, Greenwich Democratic Town Committee Radical Republicans who have seized control of the…

Letter: Parents Need Government Help for Student Mental Health…

Greenwich Sentinel·
May 31, 2022·

Unfortunately, our State Representative Kimberly Fiorello voted against both of bills addressing the youth mental health crisis. She took the floor to explain her vote against SB1 as follows, “The proponent said that this will help parents with the ease of caring for their children. I just feel that many parents would agree there’s not a lot of ease in caring for children. Raising children is a rigorous life journey. I’m wary when we create government programs to ease the burden for parents.”

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