Greenwich is Blanketed in White
Greenwich got hit with more than eight inches of snow by Monday afternoon. Downtown Greenwich was virtually empty except for the occasional dog walker.…
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Greenwich Gets A Snow Day, Schools Closed
The Board of Selectmen have declared a snow emergency in advance of the winter storm expected to arrive overnight. A reverse 911 call to…
A Special Graduation Edition of The Sentinel
With graduation ceremonies this year not being as the have been in the past, The Greenwich Sentinel is publishing a special graduation edition of…
We Need Unprecedented Leadership
Earlier this week, it was reported that the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation (BET) “cut” the school budget for the 2020/21 school year.…
Let’s Make Some Noise
Greenwich, let’s come together (virturally) this Monday, April 13th, and let First Responders know we care about them! At 7pm go onto you porch…
Our Hospital Is Ground Zero
Earlier this week Marna Borgstrom, CEO of Yale New Haven Health, said Greenwich Hospital has become “kind of ground zero for the state of…
16 patients at Greenwich Hospital died with COVID-19
As of Monday, 16 patients in Greenwich Hospital have died due to COVID-19, says Dianne Kelly, COO of Greenwich Hospital. Although patient details were…
Greenwich Rises to The Occasion
First Selectman Fred Camillo thanked Greenwich resident Andrew Mao and his daughter who, on behalf of the Chinese American community, donated 7,000 masks to…
Empire State Building Lights Up Red to Honor First Responders
Since 1976, the Empire State Building, which is owned by the Empire State Realty Trust, has created a tradition of using its tower lights…
Nathaniel Witherell Has a Patient that Has Tested Positive for COVID-19
UPDATED 2:45pm There is some conflicting information coming from Nathaniel Witherell, the local rehab and nursing center. Our sources have confirmed that two individuals;…
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