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By Julie Jason I’m not one to distinguish investors based on gender — I believe that investing is gender-neutral. However, a number of studies raise

By Carl Franco Autumn brings us so many things, pumpkins and apples, sweaters and football games, falling leaves and an outrageous bill for lawn cleanup

By Russ Barksdale Jr. A family can do everything right – save carefully, carry insurance and plan responsibly for retirement – and still reach a

By the Rev. Dr. Scott Herr Elizabeth Schneider is a sommelier who challenges people to send her different types of wine to blind taste to

By Patricia Chadwick Five years ago, I wrote a column titled, “In Defense of Grammar.” The First in a Series.” It was a light-hearted, but

Every community benefits from a diversity of thought. We often speak of diversity in terms of professional backgrounds, political viewpoints, and socioeconomic indicators. Yet one

Some say the person you choose to marry is the biggest decision you will ever make. By Icy Frantz For better, for worse, for richer,

By Stephanie Dunn Ashley More than 150 years ago, the Great Chicago Fire changed the way that we think about fire safety. That fire, which

By Julie Jason If you are between the ages of 20 and 65 and you want to feel more prepared for retirement, consider taking these

By Jim Knox “A black Squirrel!” my colleague called out from the passenger seat, bringing my attention to the small mammal just off the exit

By Frank Gallo The air was a humid 97 degrees. I dove into the water and came up gasping for air, my limbs quickly turning

By Teresa Alasio MD “I’ve always been this way.” It is an easy thing to say about a body that no longer feels quite right.

By Julie Jason Couples have options for how to handle their finances. The most obvious choice is whether to hold bank and investment accounts jointly

By Stuart Adelberg This week, my family celebrated Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Though 2026 began nine months ago, 5787 began at sundown on

By Mimi Santry The topic of longevity and healthy aging seems to be a national obsession. About a month ago, I read a study published

By Russ Barksdale Jr. Our communities are right to focus on youth mental health. Anxiety, depression, access to care and the well-being of adolescents are

HC by Fabricare is excited to announce that Ubaldo “UB” Ahuatl has been named the new manager of the HomeCare Division. With more than a

A newspaper’s flag is a familiar landmark. At the top of the front page, it carries a promise that the lives of the people in its community matter. Throughout October, the Greenwich Sentinel and New Canaan Sentinel

The future of Waveny deserves a serious public conversation. It involves land that matters deeply to New Canaan, the needs of an aging population and decisions whose consequences could last generations. Residents should expect accuracy, transparency, thoughtful

September gave us a welcome opportunity to talk openly about something too many families still feel they must keep private. During National Recovery Month, we recognize people building lives in recovery, remember those we have lost and
One of the things that makes New Canaan great is our volunteers. They show up with passion, contributing their time
Dear Editor, At a time when politics too often divides us, we need leaders who know how to bring people
With respect to the CT House race for #125, we have two candidates, Tom O’Dea and Meredith Tobitsch, who I’m
New Canaan has experienced first-hand the harm that comes from losing local control of planning decisions. In 2021, New Canaan’s
I am writing to urge New Canaan voters to please support Meredith Tobitsch in her campaign to represent the 125th
Tom O’Dea has been a consistent and powerful force in obtaining substantial State and private funding for worthy New Canaan
Reproductive healthcare has always been personal to me. My father was an OB-GYN who spent most of his career practicing
How do I separate the signal from the noise – especially in a political campaign? Focus on character, and test
Dear neighbors – We observe National Fire Prevention Week™ this year October 4–10. I salute the courageous first responders who
Just a few weeks before New Canaan public school students returned to class in August, the Connecticut State Board of
Editor: Forty-one years ago, the Rotary Club of New Canaan had a vision – to host an annual community event
This November, voters in the 125th District have an easy choice: reelect State Representative Tom O’Dea. Tom has served us
To the Editor: I have been thinking about what it takes for someone to be an effective state senator. Among
To the Editor, As a resident of New Canaan, I am writing to enthusiastically support Meredith Tobitsch for State Representative
To the Editor: I met Jill Oberlander many years ago. Early on, I learned that one of her great strengths,
My dad, Joe Kelly, is a girl dad because he never made me and my sisters feel boxed into stereotypes.