By Anne W. Semmes Greenwich has a unique connection to some big news—a successful new treatment for the most common cancer among young children. The FDA approved last week the first-ever gene read more...
The Department of Parks and Recreation announces that The Short Bus will be performing in the Wednesday Night Concert Series. It will take place at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. read more...
By Anne W. Semmes It was the recent National Public Radio news story on “forest bathing” that tapped into my summer anxiety. The Japanese have come up with a take-a-walk-in-a-forest therapy to read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Dr. Daniel Ksepka, the Bruce Museum’s curator of science, has a tale to tell about the oldest tree-dwelling bird, discovered to have lived at least 62 million years ago. Thanks read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Columnist Traveling to London last week on freelance business, there was some concern over the recent spate of terrorism. But step into a black taxi and the driver read more...
By Anne W. Semmes In California, the land of sunshine and health, where I just visited my grandchildren in San Francisco, I learned the latest good news about longevity. I was privy to a talk by read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Columnist Margaret Lechner is a biologist who has led Outward Bound groups in the wilderness. She is often seen at Audubon Greenwich, where she volunteers and lives read more...
By Daniel M. FitzPatrick Sentinel Columnist So begins the Boy Scout Oath. It is an aspirational promise of self-improvement and commitment to ideals and the community beyond oneself. Honor. Duty. read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Columnist A week from Sunday Julie Seton, the southwestern granddaughter of Ernest Thompson Seton, is due for a revelatory visit to the Greenwich roots of her famous read more...
By Anne W. Semmes Sentinel Columnist The Greenwich Historical Society has taken on a new dynamic profile these days. Its campus is growing by leaps and bounds. And now, after 30 years of read more...
