By Elizabeth Barhydt There’s an Irish phrase that came over the radio Sunday morning, just as we were pouring coffee and watching the snowfall build:

By Dr. Teresa Alasio If you’re in midlife, you have probably noticed some subtle changes in how your body feels. Maybe your energy dips more

By Annie Harrington As a parent, you’ve likely seen the classic teen routine: a whirlwind of early school starts, demanding extracurriculars, and late-night study sessions/phone

By Carl Franco Eat This. Drink That.  Recipes, Wines, and some thoughts in between  Now that the holidays are over, it’s nice to return to

By Icy Frantz We spent Christmas Eve in a no-frills New England church in northern Vermont. One of our kids likened it to a box

By Mimi Santry The lack of affordable housing is a concern facing many younger people in the U.S. Construction hasn’t kept up with demand, and

By Teresa Alasio Clinics and emergency rooms across Fairfield County are reporting a sharp rise in patients with high fevers, cough, and body aches as

By Carl Franco The season’s magic has worn off. Perhaps some garland still wraps the railing, a stray stocking hangs from the mantel, Three Kings

By Russell R. Barksdale, Ph.D. For thousands of Connecticut families, the end of the year brings a familiar anxiety, one that has little to do

By Tina Courpas The dumbing down of complex policy issues into partisan shorthand attacks is a characteristic of today’s politics that I am working to

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

By Teresa Alasio We have all heard and read recommendations from medical experts, fitness gurus and even official government offices about how much exercise adults

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