By Elizabeth Barhydt This three-part series examines how one family’s loss has sparked a broader effort to change the landscape of pediatric cancer care. The

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By Sentinel Staff The New Canaan Board of Education voted unanimously this week to appoint Dr. Raquel Harrison to fill a vacant seat on the

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By Russell R. Barksdale, Jr. By the time this column goes to print, one hopes the federal government is open again—and that at least two

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By Anne W. Semmes For the last two Wednesday afternoons Mary Scott Himes, the talented wife of our U. S. Congressman Jim Himes has opened