Column: May ’18 Report: Contracts & Inventory Up
By Mark Pruner May 2018 was a good month for transactions, but not everyone may feel that way. Our inventory was up significantly to…
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Column: Light at the End of the Sound Beach Rail Road Project
By Mike Bocchino As State Representative of the 150th district, I have promised to keep my constituents updated regularly on state projects involving our…
Column: What’s Your Type? Find Out at Enneagram Workshop
By Becky Ford In the 1980s, my dad’s seminary went mad for the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, a questionnaire-style test created in 1943 that was…
Editorial: Sentinels
Since we started the Sentinel, we have worked hard to celebrate all that is good in our community and to help find solutions when…
Column: I Am Rooting for the Tortoise
By Icy Frantz We all know the wonderful fable about the tortoise and the hare. In it, the speedy and competent hare gets a…
Column: Fear and Hubris
By Dan FitzPatrick Ever since graduating college with a degree in government, I’ve observed with great interest the natural ebb and flow of national…
Editorial: A Special Sigh
Every now and then you realize how special something is. It’s that moment when you sit back, think for a few seconds and sigh.…
Column: Answers for Cancer
By Julia Chiappetta Sentinel Columnist I just returned from Orlando, where I assisted The Best Answer for Cancer Foundation (BAFC) with it’s 16th International…
Column: The Amazing Nine Line Foundation
By Francis Ambrogio The saying “no man left behind” characterizes America’s military culture. Wherever they may be and whatever danger they may face, America’s…
Editorial: Memorial Day
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC General Orders No.11, WASHINGTON, D.C., May 5, 1868 1. The 30th day of May, 1868, is designated for…
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