By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent Greenwich will take a definite tilt toward the green when Dr. Tom Lovejoy, the “godfather” of biodiversity as he’s called, arrives on April 25 to be read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent “Little Hummer,” is Camille Broderick’s family nickname for always “moving around like a humming bird.” Yes, indeed, and what continues to move read more...
By Michelle Moskowitz Sentinel Correspondent The number of Americans aged 65 and older will increase from 35 to 55 million over the next few years. According to a 2016 Greenwich United Way read more...
By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter Thanks to the dedication of its residents and a generous donation from members of the community, Hill House now has the handicap accessible bus it needed. The read more...
By Richard Kaufman Museums make us think, examine and exlore, and stir our curiosity on topics from the arts and history to science and sports. They serve as portals into our past and magnifying read more...
April, now nipping at the last days of March, will celebrate poets as National Poetry month. The Greenwich Sentinel will honor National Poetry month by reprinting a selection of Robert read more...
By Michelle Moskowitz Sentinel Correspondent According to the National Institute of Health, pain affects more Americans than diabetes, heart disease and cancer combined, making chronic pain the read more...
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor A new psychological thriller is hitting theaters this weekend, courtesy of Erik Bloomquist, and the Town of Greenwich stars in a big way. In his debut feature, read more...
By Richard Kaufman Every year, the Greenwich St. Patrick’s Day Parade draws thousands of people into the heart of town to celebrate Irish pride, tradition and the beginning of spring. The day read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent Victoria Robey has an Order of the British Empire for being honored in 2014 for her “Services to Music” in her adopted country of the United Kingdom. read more...