Visiting with the young Hemingway as newspaper reporter 100 years ago
Anne W. Semmes explores Ernest Hemingway’s early years of newspaper writing and samples some of his stories in the beginning years of 1920-1922.
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Wildlife photographer Melissa Groo enthralls at Greenwich Audubon event
Anne W. Semmes describes her daughter Melissa Groo’s extraordinary wildlife photography talk at the Greenwich Audubon Environmental Leadership Awards Benefit.
On my watch – Considering the care and concerns of our adult children this Christmastide
Anne W. Semmes shares some of the wisdom of good parenting as heard from a talk by marriage and family therapist Jill Woolworth at a Christ Church Forum on December 11.
On my watch – Learning about the Stinking Cedar tree from Tree Warden Greg Kramer
Greenwich Tree Warden Greg Kramer shares his efforts to add endangered conifer trees to the conifer collection at Greenwich’s Montgomery Pinetum.
Green Thoughts
Elvis Stahr gives his recipe for environmental action.
On my watch – Ivy is strangling our beloved trees…
Greenwich Tree Warden Greg Kramer confirms the increase of vines strangling and endangering trees in Greenwich.
On my watch: A little miracle goes a long way with Rob Barricelli
A Pathways counselor, Rob Barricelli shares his discovery of finding a photographic image of a statue of the Virgin Mary on his iPhone that was transformed from what he saw of her in person.
Column: On my watch – Nancy Bernard RIP
Archaeologists, professors, docents, and friends pay tribute to the extraordinary contributions of the late Nancy Stone Bernard, the founder of the Archaeological Associates of Greenwich.
Column: Why there are so few female wildlife photographers as told by Melissa Groo
Reporter Anne W. Semmes shares the findings of her wildlife photographer daughter, Melissa Groo in Melissa’s story “Why are there so few female wildlife photographers” published in BBC Wildlife Magazine.
On my watch – Grieving for the loss of Dr. Paul Farmer
Anne W. Semmes shares the impact of the death of Dr. Paul Farmer on those who revered him.
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