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Category: Anne W. Semmes
On my watch – Alarm Bells Are Ringing With the Spread of the Metaverse
By Anne W. Semmes So, the race is on to build the metaverse, that virtual-reality space where users spend their days online interacting with…
Column: What our townsfolk are doing to address loss of biodiversity and climate change
By Anne W. Semmes This column follows last week’s “Alarm Bells” column addressing that race to the metaverse missing any creative ideas addressing the…
On my watch – Alarm bells are ringing with the spread of the metaverse
By Anne W. Semmes So, the race is on to build the metaverse, that virtual-reality space where users spend their days online interacting with…
On my Watch: When the Pandemic Comes to Our Mailbox
By Anne W. SemmesSo, where is my friendly postal mail carrier? Two days not seeing him and receiving no mail delivery. It was time…
On my watch – Top of My Christmas Card List Is…
Reporter Anne W. Semmes lists who are her four top Christmas cards this year.
A good neighbor brings more than repair to a historic Greenwich church cemetery
A neighbor and anonymous donor tells what motivated him to support the repair of the North Greenwich Congregational Church and how that gift influenced others.
WWII In Greenwich’s Backyard
WW II veterans and their families livung at Tod's Point from 1946 to 1961.
On my watch – Give me this day my “Daily” bread, please!
This reporter, Anne W. Semmes, tells of finding all the new sources of handmade breads and pastries in the town of Greenwich.
On my watch – Stepping into the printmaking life of the late Jack Phillips
By Anne W. Semmes Hidden away on a rise of land that overlooks Mianus Pond in Cos Cob is an historic mini-artist colony called…
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