By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor The Beardsley Zoo has made a habit out of coming to the Greenwich community, and showcasing their animals and educating children and adults about the species we read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent The name of my game in 2019 is downsize. To help me along, I have an image of the last dwelling place of a dear friend, the late and great actress/dancer read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent The Sunday Drew Williams, senior pastor of Trinity Church Greenwich, announced his new election as Anglican Bishop of New England before surely 1,000 read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Correspondent Jill Woolworth, a marriage and family therapist, who works often with her golden retriever therapy dog, Hank, at the Greenwich Center for Hope and Renewal, read more...
By Michelle Moskowitz Sentinel Correspondent While 2018 marked the year of the woman with the #MeToo movement, a significant shift in both the national and local political landscape, as well as an read more...
By Michelle Moskowitz Sentinel Correspondent For many people, the holiday season is filled with joyous celebration with family, friends and opening presents under the tree, but for others, read more...
By Dan Blacharski Special to the Sentinel “Let’s order in.” It’s a common thought, but until fairly recently, options have been limited, and those wanting food delivery read more...
By Paul R. Silverfarb Sentinel Editor “The Town of Greenwich, like the nation and the world, mourns the loss of one of its own — a member of the ‘Greatest Generation. President Bush was the read more...
By Paul Silverfarb Sentinel Editor The holiday lights that shine bright up and down Greenwich Avenue give local residents and busy shoppers a reminder that it is, in fact, holiday shopping season. read more...
By Michelle Moskowitz Sentinel Correspondent This past Sunday marked the beginning of Chanukah, and Chabad of Greenwich kicked off this year’s Jewish Festival of Lights with its annual holiday read more...