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By Deborah Ference-Gray read more...
In a town with as many A-type personalities as Greenwich, CT, we collectively do not get as much sleep as we should. This is as true at the Sentinel as it is anywhere. read more...
Editorial about Longfellow’s poem “Christmas Bells” and Holiday Street
Thanksgiving Day is more than eating too much turkey and watching too many football games, although we do not believe you can have an excess of either. Next Thursday as we gather with family and friends, we give thanks. Or at least we say we do. But what are we giving thanks for? And what if we have no family or friends to gather with or no turkey for the table? read more...
Greenwich is fortunate to have two highly accomplished candidates running for the highest elective office in the town, that of First Selectman. While each brings considerable experience to the table, we believe that Fred Camillo is the standout choice. read more...
Editorial about the month of October and enjoying it in Greenwich
Editorial about the BET Chair appointing a committee that does not conform to its rules
We nearly had a “stop the presses” moment this week. As we were preparing to print the paper, we received late word that Weeks Marine, of New Jersey, had pulled their permit from consideration at next week’s Stamford Harbor Management Commission meeting.
Meeks Marine had filed a permit to construct a fixed mooring field that, if completed, would have allowed six 150-foot long by 40 feet wide industrial barges to be moored simultaneously within a mile of Tod’s Point. The barges were meant to carry raw materials used to produce cement and asphalt at O&G Industries’ facility in Stamford. read more...
