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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On My Watch: Wonders Encountered In The Everyday – And Beyond
By Anne W. Semmes The most amazing wonder of my week past was when my two and a half pound laptop computer was rolled…
A Musical Journey Enhanced by the Alliance’s Tuning In To Music
Mary Radcliffe and Armin Ohadi recently had lunch to share their musical journeys and the importance of music education. Beginning with Suzuki at Hamilton Avenue School, years of Greenwich Public music education and lessons from the Greenwich Alliance for Education's Tuning In To Music program, Ohadi recounts his joy and dedication to playing the violin. He is soon to be heading off to Skidmore college with a very special violin in hand.
A Very Candid(e) Moment
By Kristen Toretta Lee “Il faut cultiver notre jardin.” – Voltaire Les Classiques. I used to cynically wonder how the curricula for various “classic”…
The Real Scoop: Answering Your Questions
By Carline Martin This is the first of a series of articles that will appear monthly to help homeowners and potential homeowners in our…
Gratitude for the Greenwich Town Party!
By Dan FitzPatrick The Town of Greenwich has many blessings, and one of them certainly is the annual Greenwich Town Party, which was held…
A Month I Hope No Reader Must Face the Loss of A Child
By Mairead Finn September is Child Cancer Awareness Month and a month where I hope no Greenwich Sentinel reader needs to contemplate the loss…
Friends at School
Teachers are very intentional about teaching social skills in early childhood classrooms. Children benefit from the safe environment.
On my watch – Revisiting that extraordinary Afghanistan/Greenwich connection
Reflecting back to our town hosting that wounded Afghan teenager during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and how that teenager’s Afghani/American interpreter viewed the state of his country nearly 20 years ago.
Because We Can
By Icy Frantz Like many of us, I am sifting through the remains of a summer almost gone. I kissed darling son #3 goodbye…
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