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The Astounding Astronomical Success of the LIGO Project Detecting Gravitational Waves

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 23, 2024·

With LIGO introduced as the fourth of five extraordinary astronomical space exploration projects, as the world’s largest gravitational wave observatory, MIT physicist Dr. Lisa Barsotti, describes its marvel of precision engineering, and what LIGO is able to measure in ripples in space caused by gravitational waves.

Greenwich High boys hockey team shuts out visiting St. Joseph for 1st win of season

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 23, 2024·

By David Fierro Close to earning a win in several of its first six games, Greenwich High School’s boys ice hockey team was seeking…

Greenwich Rises to the Climate Challenge, Waters Rise at Tod’s Point

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 22, 2024·

The usually serene Tod's Point transformed into Tod’s Pond last week as torrential rains and swelling tides merged to inundate roads, parking lots, and the Old Greenwich Yacht Club. This event, though devoid of material destruction, serves as a profound reminder of nature's increasingly unpredictable temperament.

First Selectman Fred Camillo declares Monday, January 22 as Oral History Project Day

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 22, 2024·

‘WHERE OUR HISTORY COMES ALIVE: 50 Years of Recording Recollections’ The Oral History Project (OHP) is 50 years and begins a year-long celebration with…

Greenwich High School Seniors Shine in Prestigious Science Talent Search

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 19, 2024·

In a remarkable achievement, Greenwich High School seniors Lucy Li, Audrey Lin, and Naomi Park have been named among the top 300 scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2024. This prestigious distinction not only highlights their exceptional abilities in science and mathematics, but also brings to the fore the vital role of youth in shaping the future of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.

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Greenwich United Way Hosts Annual Legislative Breakfast

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 19, 2024·

Greenwich United Way held the Annual Legislative Breakfast where the Greenwich community was able to hear directly from Connecticut legislation regarding current issues and future projects for the town. Legislators each responded to questions from Greenwich United Way with their thoughts and goals. Residents had the chance to speak with some legislators following the event with any further questions they may have had.

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News Briefs: January 19

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 19, 2024·

All the local news you need to know, in brief.

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First Selectman Fred Camillo Urges Caution During Cold Temperatures, Warming Centers Available

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 17, 2024·

Information about the impending frigid weather about to hit Greenwich in the Greenwich Sentinel newspaper.

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Brianna McDermott Makes History with 1,000 Points

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 16, 2024·

Brianna McDermott, an 11th grader at Greenwich Country Day School, is the first-ever GCDS Basketball player to score 1,000 points, a major feat in…

Tom’s Driving School an engine of the community

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 12, 2024·

On practically any given day, Tom’s Auto Driving School, located on 1212 East Putnam Avenue in Riverside across the street from McDonalds, is as bustling a hotspot as ever as Tom Ferraro and his sister, Linda Muccio, its owners, along with their office manager, Donna Muccio, Linda’s daughter, are typically busy servicing their customers hailing from Greenwich and its surrounding towns and looking to obtain a good and lasting driving foundation.

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