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10 TEENS TO WATCH

We are thrilled to introduce you to ten teens who are blazing impressive paths—from science and business to arts and philanthropy. They are a smart and dedicated group, and each one will make an indelible mark on the future. With kids like this at the helm, we are in very good hands. by ja m i e m a rsha l l

FALL FASHION

Fall in love with the season’s bold new looks! We’ve got the latest from the New York runways and style tips from our local store owners. by m eg a n g ag non

departments 20 EDITOR’S LETTER 24 FOUNDER’S LETTER Of Teachers and Lessons Learned 29 STATUS REPORT BUZZ We sit down with Yankee legend Hideki Matsui to talk sports, culture and the importance of nurturing the leaders of tomorrow; The Greenwich Scholarship Association gives kids a leg up. SHOP The new Judith Rika boutique gives The Westchester some extra sparkle. HOME Chic touches and designer appliances for the most-used room in the house DO Alzheimer’s research update; The Chamber Players celebrate fifty years of sweet sounds. GO Playa Largo: An opulent surprise in otherwise low-key Key Largo EAT New Greenwich Avenue hot spot—Hinoki

56 G-MOM Collegiate fashion that gets straight A’s; Fun Fall events from our friends at the Greenwich Moms Network

60 MONEY MATTERS

TOP DENTISTS IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY PAGE 109

A-LIST GUIDE TO HOME DESIGN PROS PAGE 124

62 VOWS Keleher–Perley

65 PEOPLE & PLACES Emily Catherine Fedorko Foundation & Greenwich Cocktail Week opening night party; CT Against Gun Violence; Greenwich Polo Club & Feeding America; NicholsMD anniversary party; Bruce Museum & Samuel Owen Gallery

137 CALENDAR 151 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS 152 POSTSCRIPT It’s been twenty years. We still will never forget.

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hile our annual Ten Teens to Watch feature has become one of my favorite recurring stories that we run, truth be told, it also tends to make me feel, well, rather inadequate. The accomplishments that these kids have achieved in their young lives is enough to make even Bill Gates question his teen years. Every summer we comb through the nominations, and one is more outstanding than the next. It’s always a struggle to narrow it down to just ten. But narrow it down we do. Among the trailblazers in our 2021 “class” are an aspiring astronaut, a rising star of the big and small screens, a future surgeon who was influenced by the doctors and nurses that cared for her terminally ill father, an empath focused on de-stigmatizing mental illness, a budding economist with her sights set on becoming a Wall Street CFO or perhaps the chair of the Federal Reserve, and a first-year West Point cadet passionate about serving her country. And that’s just the girls. The boys, too, certainly hold their own: a talented linguist who has not only taught languages but developed a curriculum to master Portuguese, a National Honor Society

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was always rushing around looking for somebody. She snagged me before class one morning and breathlessly asked, “Have you seen Donna Clegg?” “Yes,” I answered, pointing down the hall. “She went that way.” And off the poor soul went in hot pursuit of— me! I’d learned how to be an artful dodger. SHARING STORIES—Then there was Miss Cleveland (yup, her real name), a wonderful old English teacher from whom I learned the magic of storytelling—probably the reason I still love my job today. Every so often she’d come out of retirement to tell us tales from Homer’s Odyssey and Iliad. We were spellbound. ACCEPTING OTHERS—From our chemistry teacher Mrs. Kerti, I became intrigued with other cultures. After escaping from Germany during World War II, she’d found a job teaching at a girls’ school in Turkey—a real challenge. To get a grip on what they already knew, she’d ask them things like, “Do you know what H2O means?” Though clueless, they’d all say yes, because it was considered impolite to say no. Weird, fascinating and wonderful. KEEPING A LID ON—Probably trying to get our attention, our Latin teacher Miss Blake said that “there ought to be a war in this country” so we’d appreciate what the Romans had to go through. Hmm. I reported this to my father, an exec with TRW, a company that supplied the defense industry, and he sent the

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FBI to school to investigate her. Me and my big mouth. I dropped Latin senior year. FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS—Our upper school English teacher was just plain scary— tough and a stickler for rules. Miss Bruce should’ve been a college professor. When she asked us to write 800 words about something we were familiar with, for some mad reason I wrote about a guy escaping from a Nazi concentration camp. I still remember her announcing for all to hear: “D for the day, Clegg!” Now I’m a stickler about assignments— and have given plenty of them. (As an aside: When I was an editor of our yearbook, I had to call her one weekend over a pressing matter, except I was staying at a friend’s house. “Sure,” said my hostess. “You can use Bobo’s phone.” With fear and trepidation, I dialed. What I didn’t know was that her grandfather was deaf as a post and my “friend” had turned the volume up full blast. So when Miss Bruce bellowed “HELLO!!!”, my heart stood still.)

Miss Van Houghton was all comfort and forgiveness— something to remember, especially when I had children. NEGOTIATING SUCCESSFULLY— Tradition had it that seniors gave parties for their classmates, and six of us had banded together to give a dance at the Union Club. Miss Coburn, the headmistress, called me into her office and said the granddaughter of the chairman of the board would be in town and asked if she could be invited. I’d met the girl, liked her and said we’d be delighted to have

her join us if we could make a deal. When we went out to lunch on Fridays (a senior privilege), we wanted to be able to wear lipstick and loafers instead of tied shoes. Shocked, Miss Coburn called my mother. “Do you know the stunt Donna just pulled?” “That’s not my problem,” Mother told her. “YOU deal with Donna.” We got lipstick and loafers, and the young lady had a lovely time. For sure I learned more than academics from my teachers, but on at least one occasion, I think I taught them something, too—how to change a tire. Senior year we were allowed to bring cars to school, and one day I had a flat right by the main entrance. Fortunately, after we Clegg kids got our drivers’ licenses, Dad had insisted we take tire-changing lessons at the company garage, so I was prepared—and drew quite an audience. Anyway, here’s to our wonderful teachers and, thanks to them, all the “extras” that we can take with us for a lifetime. G

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uring a professional baseball career that spanned twenty seasons, Hideki Matsui attained superstar status, first in his native Japan and then in Major League Baseball, where he played seven memorable seasons for the New York Yankees. Along the way, he earned the nickname “Godzilla” for his ability to launch rockets from the batter’s box. He also charmed many Bronx Bombers fans with his uniquely humble charisma. Since his retirement from baseball, Matsui continues to make his home in this area and stay connected to the sport he loves. In 2018, at the age of forty-three, he was the youngest player to be inducted into the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame. He’s also worked as a roving instructor/ mentor for up-and-coming Yankees. On September 20, Matsui will help host the second Annual Champion A Champion Golf Classic at the Tamarack Country Club in Greenwich. The tournament will benefit his foundation, Matsui 55 Baseball, as well as the Global Citizens Initiative, a Greenwich-based nonprofit that identifies youth leaders from around the world and mentors them in global services projects while promoting cross-cultural dialogue and understanding. Participants in the tournament include many notables from the world of professional sports and feature a fireside dinner chat between former Yankees and Mets managers Joe Torre and Bobby Valentine. At press time, legendary sports broadcaster Bob Costas was expected to join as the moderator. In anticipation of the tournament, Matsui sat down to chat alongside Yumi Kuwana, president and founder of Global Citizens Initiative and his personal friend. Although Matsui speaks English, he prefers to use a translator when speaking to the press. Yumi served as his translator.

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z ub GREENWICH MAGAZINE: YOU RETIRED FROM THE MLB IN 2013, AND FOR A TIME YOU WERE WORKING FOR THE YANKEES AS A ROVING BATTING INSTRUCTOR FOR MINOR LEAGUE PLAYERS. ARE YOU STILL DOING THAT? HIDEKI MATSUI: I continued to be

an advisor up until the end of last year, but then because of Covid I’ve been taking a break. But it was something I truly enjoyed. I found the work very meaningful. It was the first time, after I retired, that I got really involved in coaching. I was able to personally learn things from the experience, but to see the players grow and develop was what I truly liked most. GM: WOULD YOU LIKE TO CONTINUE? HM: I’m thinking about it—

assessing the situation holistically and deciding what’s next. I want to be respectful of the Yankees, too. They need to think about it as well and decide if it’s right for the organization.

Matsui at youth baseball clinics in Japan (above) and Brooklyn (below) HM: Baseball has had such a

positive impact throughout my whole life. It’s a great sport and I want to share it and hope more kids will play it. And no matter what your personal circumstances are, you should have access to this sport and have the joy and experience of playing it. I can’t follow up with every single child who participates, but seeing them enjoy the fun of baseball, for even a day, is just really great.

HM: I can enjoy more privacy here

and live with my family in a normal way, where I can continue to have a certain kind of privacy. If I live in Japan, I have to do so with all the media and things that come with being a public figure. Here, I can enjoy my family time. It’s just easier, and I can have quality of life.

GM: IS THE JAPANESE MEDIA EVEN MORE INTRUSIVE THAN THE NEW YORK PRESS? HM: It’s not even the media, really.

It’s just a different level of fame I have to deal with on a daily basis in Japan, where I’m more recognized and always being asked for autographs and pictures. There, I can’t even walk down the street. Here, it’s different. I think fewer people notice me. Even if they do notice, they don’t bother me as much. It’s just less intrusive, and so I can relax a bit more.

this way, I think you can inspire other people to do good, too; and then, ultimately, you can help more people. I think that’s the most important reason to do it and always the goal.

GM: WHEN YOU PLAYED FOR THE OAKLAND A’S, YOU RAISED A LOT OF MONEY IN SUPPORT OF JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI RELIEF. HAVE YOU ALWAYS USED YOUR PLATFORM FOR PHILANTHROPY? HM: It’s just the right and natural

thing to do. If you can use your position to help and improve the lives of people, especially when they’re hurting or in trouble or having a hard time, I think you should. By using your platform in

GM: WHY FOCUS YOUR PERSONAL FOUNDATION, MATSUI 55, ON BRINGING BASEBALL CLINICS AND EQUIPMENT TO CHILDREN IN MARGINALIZED AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES?

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GM: YOU HAVE BECOME TRULY BICULTURAL. I’M ASSUMING THIS IS WHY YOU SUPPORT THE WORK GCI IS DOING TO FOSTER YOUNG GLOBAL CITIZENS AND THINKERS? HM: I’m not an expert or specialist

on this, but I do think the world needs to be more interconnected and we need to work harder to understand each other’s perspectives more. I imagine that the young people who do this most successfully will be the leaders of the future. I think becoming a good listener is key. You don’t always

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GM: WHY DID YOU SETTLE HERE AND NOT IN JAPAN?

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z ub have to agree, but understanding the other person’s perspective is so important to having mutual understanding. The world is just more and more interconnected, and it’s important to have this ability to listen and understand one another.

GM: THE MLB IS VERY DIVERSE. HOW DID PLAYING BASEBALL INFORM YOUR OWN CROSSCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE?

“If you can use your position to help and improve the lives of people, especially when they’re hurting or in trouble or having a hard time, I think you should.” — H I D E K I M AT S U I

HM: That’s interesting because

Japanese baseball is very diverse, too. There were a lot of players who came to Japan to play from other countries; and so, for a long time, I was the person receiving them. Here, I came to play baseball, and suddenly I was the foreigner and being received in a new place. That experience helped me understand, from both perspectives, how difficult that experience can be and also how personally beneficial and rewarding it can be. It really grew my empathy and helped me see things from the perspective of others.

GM: YOU’RE A FATHER NOW, AND WE’RE CURIOUS ABOUT YOUR PERSPECTIVE ON YOUTH SPORTS. THERE SEEMS TO BE INCREASING PRESSURE ON YOUNG ATHLETES, ESPECIALLY IN THIS AREA, TO SPECIALIZE IN SPORTS AT EARLIER AND EARLIER AGES. IS THAT A GOOD OR BAD THING?

Yumi Kuwana, president and founder of Global Citizens Initiative, with Matsui

HM: As a kid I focused on judo and GM: WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR CHILDREN TO PLAY BASEBALL? HM: If they are passionate

about it. What I hope is that they have a great passion for something. It doesn’t have to be a sport; it doesn’t have to be baseball. If it’s baseball, that’s great, but it’s up to them.

wrong, something that’s always been easy for me to do, that might not be the best thing.

YUMI KUWANA: He is being very

GM: SINCE THE CHARITY EVENT IS COMING UP, LET’S TALK GOLF. HOW’S YOUR GAME?

HM: (Laughs) I would not say I’m

HM: (Pauses) Hmm … You know,

baseball is a game where you hit the ball at a 90-degree angle, and sometimes I hit the golf ball like it’s a home run and it’s hard to follow. That can be a good thing, or it may not be such a good thing.

GM: THEY WOULD HAVE A GOOD COACH. HM: (Laughs) I’m not sure about

that. If they are doing something

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baseball and then, just baseball. The Japanese way is to really focus quite narrowly on one thing. I don’t know if that’s the right way—and it may be becoming more the American way, too— but I think the focus should be on nurturing the love of something. The first question a parent should ask about their child and any sport is, “Do they like it?” The next question is, “Are they passionate about it?” And the third thing is, “Is this something they want to really work hard at?” You have to have all those things to be successful at any sport, even with natural talent.

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his summer the Greenwich Scholarship Association mailed checks totaling more than $500,000 to colleges and universities around the country to help defray the tuition of more than 125 local students. For close to fifty years the local nonprofit has been relying on a dedicated team of payit-forward minded volunteers to connect deserving local high schoolers with financial need to college scholarships, many of them funded by local civic groups and families. Much of the behind-the-scenes work is done by an all-volunteer team led by GSA’s copresidents Juliet Schnur and Catherine Holden, themselves the moms of school-age children. The duo brings a strong personal commitment to the nonprofit’s legacy of delivering dollars to some of the town’s most deserving scholars. Catherine’s mother, Dr. Marie J. Hertzig, along with William Dylewsky, helped launch the GSA and build the all-volunteer organization from the ground up with just $80,000 in donated seed money. Marie retired last year. “We all operate with my mother’s philosophy that college can be a really transformative thing, especially for students who grow up in less-than-ideal circumstances,” says Catherine. “The overall theme is that we’re going for the underdogs,” explains Juliet. “There’s that subset of kids who are really amazing and get a full ride somewhere, but there’s another group of kids—also outstanding—that just don’t get that kind of opportunity. The majority of the

kids who get our scholarships are going to state schools, because that’s what they can afford. And sometimes, even that’s a stretch. This is where we try to come in.” As another school year kicks off, Juliet and Catherine share what it takes to help kids make it to campus. THE PROCESS Getting a GSA scholarship requires an A for effort. The nonprofit requires a detailed application similar to the Common App required for admissions to most colleges and universities. GSA volunteers also dive into students’ financial-aid forms. Next comes an interview with a GSA volunteer. “In other words, we ask a lot from them,” says Juliet. After the initial vetting, Catherine leads an elaborate process matching qualified students with “just right” scholarships. Criteria range from grades to their commitment to public service, the sports they play or other noteworthy details in their backgrounds. “It’s like a giant puzzle where we try to figure out who fits where,” she explains. Of the 200 or so applicants GSA considers each year, about 125 receive some kind of award, many in excess of $10,000. In a few cases, where students demonstrate great financial need, the GSA has pitched in with college essentials like laptop computers. “We’ve gone to the Apple Store and then dropped them off at students’ homes,” says Juliet. “It’s not a

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ost of us probably associate Alzheimer’s disease with memory loss and possibly confusion and anger. But less common symptoms such as the loss of spatial reasoning—the inability to recognize or find familiar objects that are in plain sight—can also signal the presence of the disease and its variants. “That’s when you’ve lived in the same house for 30 years but suddenly, you’re

confusing which light switch does what,” says Dr. Carolyn Fredericks, M.D., assistant professor of neurology at Yale. “Or you look in the fridge for the orange juice, and even though it’s right in front of you, you can’t pick it out from the crowd of other objects.” Dr. Fredericks has a special interest in looking at the less-common types of Alzheimer’s, where the prominent signs may be mistaken for dementia or may lie in greenwichmag.com

“completely different realms of thinking,” she says. The danger is that they are masking the onset of the fatal disease, delaying diagnosis and treatment. She and her colleagues in the Fredericks Lab, a research facility on the Yale University campus, are using advanced neuroimaging technology to understand how variant strains of Alzheimer’s spreads across networks in the brain.

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Disruptive memory loss—when daily life or tasks are too tough to handle because you consistently forget recently learned information.

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Difficulty completing familiar tasks—you have trouble driving to a local grocery store and remembering where it is.

Confused about time or place— forgetting where you are or how you got there.

New problems with words in speaking or writing—repeating the same phrase over and over or struggling with vocabulary.

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The hope is that their work will result in earlier identification of the illness, more precise monitoring for future drug studies, and identification of targets for direct treatments particularly for patients with atypical variants of Alzheimer’s disease. Meanwhile, in her clinical practice, Dr. Fredericks sees patients with a variety of cognitive and behavioral issues and concerns. During an initial visit, Dr. Fredericks asks detailed questions around a patient’s medical history and does cognitive testing to test memory, language, attention, and spatial functions. She also conducts a neurological exam that checks a range of abilities, including a patient’s motor system, reflexes, and coordination. “I get a deep satisfaction from walking through the treatment process with a family, offering resources and medications that can help the patient feel better, even though it won’t make the illness go away,” she says. “Of course, I love it when I’m able to reverse a SEPTEMBER 2021 GREENWICH

process for someone. Sometimes, we will learn that a patient’s thyroid is not working well or that they have an autoimmune condition we can treat. Those kinds of catches are amazing to be a part of.” The Connecticut resident graduated from Brown with a BA in the Classics and a BS in Neuroscience before going on to the Stanford University School of Medicine. In April, Dr. Fredericks was named a Henry F. McCance Yale Scholar, recognizing her as an outstanding young faculty member, granting her funding for research. She also recieved a $175,000 research grant from the Alzheimer’s Association. Alzheimer’s and its variants do more harm than rob memory or spatial reasoning. They are also usually fatal. Now, death rates from the progressive disease, for which there is no cure, are on the rise: something Fredericks and others are working to stem. “Research is the path forward with this disease,” says Ginny Hanbridge, Executive Director of the Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. “We are so honored and proud to have so many dedicated scientists in Connecticut, including Dr. Fredericks, working to get us closer to new treatments and hopefully a cure for this disease.” Alzheimer's Association is the largest nonprofit funding research in the world, currently providing $235 million to more than 650 active research projects in 39 countries, including $2 million in research in Connecticut.

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MUSIC TO OUR EARS THE CHAMBER PLAYERS CELEBRATE FIFTY YEARS OF BRINGING BEAUTIFUL CONCERTS TO OUR LOCAL ART SCENE

Greenwich Symphony and offered the Chamber Players support and encouragement. She describes the group as “superb musicians, unique in their personality and liveliness.” As the group grew, it garnered great reviews. Greenwich Time music critic John Sweeney wrote: “The Chamber Players emerged as a brilliant band of virtuosi.” He characterized the musicians’ performances as “flawless, graceful, poetic, intense, intriguing, agile—a knockout.” “A strong component of their musicianship is the obvious camaraderie of the group. It suffuses these performances,” wrote another Greenwich Time reviewer, Marion White, “and shows their professionalism, dedication to their music and generosity in sharing their gifts with others.” Throughout the years the Chamber Players have given concerts in partnership with the Bruce Museum, Cos Cob Library, First Congregational Church of Old Greenwich, Alliance Française, Edgehill Retirement Community and Greenwich Library. In 1990 it helped the town of Greenwich celebrate its 350th anniversary by presenting a program of works by composers William Schuman, Myron Fink, Arthur Kelley, Quinto Maganini, Rob Mathes, Constance Walton and Alec Templeton, all of whom had ties to Greenwich.

Guest artists often join the group, and during the past fifty years it has amassed a cumulative repertoire of over 350 works. In 2001, the Chamber Players separated from the Greenwich Symphony, taking the name The Chamber Players of the Greenwich Symphony, with its own board of directors and responsibility for its funding. It maintains close ties with the Symphony, and the two organizations continue to promote each other’s concerts and cooperate in numerous ways. The pandemic forced the cancellation of many of the 2020–2021 season’s concerts. But to the joy of the musicians and a small audience—all masked— the group was able to perform two live concerts in April 2021 as well as virtual concerts, which can be heard on its website and on YouTube. “We have an amazing team of musicians under the skilled leadership of Artistic Director Danny Miller. Not only talented musicians, they are also knowledgeable and creative programmers who know how to keep audiences interested by introducing music they may not have heard before—witness our recent focus on women composers,” says president, Christine Boies. “I love to hear our guest artists, like Min Xiao-Fen,

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who introduced us to the pipa instrument and to the sounds and rhythms of Eastern music traditions, and Michael Ibrahim, who on his saxophone brought Darius Milhaud’s Scaramouche alive. We heard Wayne DuMaine, a spirited trumpeter with a repertoire reaching from the early eighteenth-century composer Johann Friederich Fasch to twentieth-century masters like George Gershwin and Bohuslav Martinu. Musical highlights for me are when our Chamber Players play pieces that transport me and make me forget the troubles of the world, and I can honestly say that I have such moments at every one of our concerts. “

The Chamber Players give four pairs of concerts, performed on Sunday afternoons at Round Hill Community Church and on Monday evenings at either the Greenwich Arts Council or the Historical Society of Greenwich. For information on the opening concerts on Sunday, Oct. 10, and Monday, Oct. 11, the upcoming season and the fiftieth anniversary celebration in June, visit chamberplayersofthegso.org.

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n 1971, a group of members of the Greenwich Philharmonia, now the Greenwich Symphony, sought an opportunity to play together in an intimate setting and share the music they loved with the community. The Chamber Players was borne. Vincent Lionti, son of founding member Victor Lionti (viola), recalled the Chamber Players’ first rehearsal. “I was about ten at the time. I was with my father and Dorothy Happel, Helen Law [violins] and Gretchen Belknap [cello], and we all went next door to a neighbor’s house because she had a good piano. They were working on the Fauré Quartet in C Minor. John Nelson was the pianist. He was music director of the Greenwich Philharmonia at the time. They were all very excited about it.” “Vinnie” joined the Chamber Players from time to time as a guest artist. He was a member of the viola section of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra from 1986 until his death in 2020. The group began that first season in 1971 with a three-concert series on Sunday afternoons at the Greenwich Library, and were soon performing at several Greenwich Churches and in nearby communities. In 1983, Mary Radcliffe became president of the

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Stretched over fourteen acres of pristine white sand on the shores of the Florida Bay, Playa Largo has resorts within the resort. For honeymooners or couples who just really like each other, there are The Hammocks. The cheerily painted bungalows are hidden from the hustle of the main resort in the shade of literal Florida Hammocks (trees). Each of the ten cottages features

a master bedroom encompassing the entire second floor, lookout decks, full kitchens, living rooms and secluded back porches. The hotel has 177 rooms decorated in a contemporary style and blessedly free of kitschy oceanfront décor, and outfitted with $400 illy coffee makers. For the ultimate retreat or destination wedding, there’s The Beach House. It is on the far end of the resort beach and has a private

pool overlooking the ocean, wrap-around deck, private beach and event lawn. With three bedrooms, endless lanai seating and hammocks strung from the branches of the waterfront sea grape trees, it’s no wonder The Beach House is already booked every weekend for the next year. Hotel room rates start at $400 per night. The Hammocks at $900 per night. The Beach House $3,500 per night. If you want to bring

the entire family or your entourage, book one of the brand-new Ocean Residences by Playa Largo. These luxury homes are across the street on the Atlantic side of the island (that’s how narrow Key Largo is), offering both privacy and full service. (Note: You can’t walk from the homes to the resort, but it’s only a two-minute drive.) Each of the five homes feature private balconies, soaking tubs in sprawling master suites, full indoor and

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outdoor kitchens. Guests of the Ocean Residences have exclusive access to the oceanfront pool, all resort amenities and the clubhouse located at the tip of the community at the watersports pier. The clubhouse offers lockers, showers and a full lounge— making it easy to enjoy beach activities from kayaking, paddle boarding, sailing,

parasailing and more without needing to drive back “home” to shower and change. Every stay includes a picnic basket of breakfast goodies delivered every morning with additional options to pre-stock the fridge or invite a private chef to handle dinners. The homes sleep ten and start at $1,800 per night.

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go The real stars of the show are the expanse of talcum white sand and warm waters. Choose from a chaise lounge shaded by the beachfront trees or one of the many pods of hammocks. The Florida Bay is a shallow lagoon that connects the Gulf of Mexico with the western side of the Keys. Grab a floatie and drift on the still water until you hear the bell that’s rung daily to warn that sunset is just thirty minutes away. Take a spot at one of the two fire pits, sip a sunset cocktail and enjoy the resort’s Eventide Celebration. The staff lights tiki torches as Caribbean drumbeats fill the air. Guests are offered cocktails and asked to write their worries/stresses on a piece of paper that’s placed on a floating buoy and set off to sea. We couldn’t find paper big enough for our worries, so we just went for the cocktail portion of the evening.

THE POOL The zero-entry pool with arched gazebo is designed for envyinducing Instagram posts. The Sand Bar services the pool and beach with food and cocktails. It’s not often that we rave about the culinary offerings of a beach bar, but the Sand Bar is exceptional. Try the gluten-free pizza that actually tastes like pizza and the watermelon salad drizzled with basalmic reduction.

THE SPA The largest spa in the Keys, The Ocean Spa offers a variety of treatments using locally sourced ingredients for scrubs, wraps and more. But

the most important factor in evaluating a spa, in our opinion, is the ability to enjoy a post-massage nap. So the expansive relaxation area with double-wide chaise lounges separated from other guests by whisper thin curtains had us hooked.

SETTING SAIL The highlight of a stay at Playa Largo is getting out on the water with Captain Lolly who commands the mighty Carolina Moon catamaran. Ok, it’s not all that mighty, but with Captain Lolly at the helm, it’s an amazing amount of fun. You can book day trips, sunset trips and champagne trips. The water is as warm as the south Caribbean, the champagne is cold, and Lolly is a gifted photographer who loves nothing more than to send you home with amazing memories of your time in Key Largo. Book through Caribbean Watersports under the pier at the end of the beach. caribbeanwatersports .com

EXPLORING THE REEFS Surrounded by crystal blue water and thriving reefs, Key Largo is a hot spot for diving. Here you’ll find the only living barrier reef off the continental United States. The area is also known for its remarkable wreck diving. You’ll find the world's largest artificial reef, the 510-foot USS Spiegel Grove (deliberately sunk to create a reef) and more. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park was established in 1963 and is the first under-the-sea park in

the U.S. Here you can swim with the coral fish and high five the underwater 4,000pound Christ of the Deep (sometimes called Christ of the Abyss), a bronze statue by Italian sculptor Guido Galletti submerged about twenty-five feet under water. The Jesus effigy is robed and barnacled, with arms outstretched and gaze raised to the light above. Though he’s covered in dangerous fire coral, he’s been high-fived frequently enough that it’s been worn off his hands, making it safe for you to do the same. Brides have the option to feel like a mermaid with Playa Largo’s underwater weddings. Couples say “I do” amongst the shallow-water corals, shipwrecks and hidden treasures of the Keys. To anchor their love, they can sponsor the planting of a coral reef fragment that will remain and continue to grow over the years.

BEST BITES The best food in the area is at Chef Michaels in nearby Islamorada. Anyone who’s seen the moodily atmospheric Netflix series Bloodline, set around a family-run Islamorada beachfront inn, knows the territory. Chef Michaels is a roadside treasure deserving of a Michelin star. Reservations are a must. Order the lion fish cooked whole. Not only is it delectable, you’re helping to save the ocean by removing a dangerous predator. foodtotalkabout.com On your way back to the resort stop at The Islamorada Brewery & Distillery located at mile marker 82.2 with a bright yellow-andteal-colored tasting

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tacos nestled into a carved wooden tray. The nori seaweed casing is grilled and seasoned, so it’s tasty on its own; and the fillings we tried (toro caviar and Wagyu beef) were both excellent. I can picture a nori-taco happy hour in our future. In addition to the apps, we sampled several signature entrées. Truffle rice hot pot with king crab is a creamy, rich comfort food—an Asian take on risotto laced with a subtle truffle flavor, not overdone. Very tasty miso black cod is marinated in sake and then grilled, plated in a miso sauce with a side of grilled fennel. To treat yourself to lobster without all the work, try the gingerscallion lobster, which is already cracked and cut so you can easily fork out the claw and crab meat; it’s paired with tender bok choy. For sushi lovers, there’s an extensive menu that almost rivals the selection at Miku.

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Roadie Couture My daughter likes the kind of sweatshirt she won’t see everyone wearing on campus. Enter Roadie Couture. This online shop also hosts pop-up shops at locations such at Lester’s in Ryebrook, the Westchester Mall and other spots in the tri-state area. Follow its Instagram for the latest trends in college merch and to find out where it will pop up next with its unique one-of-a-kind college swag—from jean jackets to fun flannels. Designer Elizabeth Sadoyan has been in the fashion business for years and creating individual pieces is her passion. She collects vintage items from all over the world to rework and upcyle college pieces into

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I am a fan of textures, so I love embroidery. If your school of choice can be simply abbreviated— think BC, UNC or UVA—check out ShopOandC. It uses unique daisy-flowerstyle embroidery for the college logo letters. $75

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his month we’re debuting a new partnership with our friends at Greenwich Moms, a great resource for parents in town. Layla Liwsiewski, Greenwich mom of four and founder of Greenwich Moms and its parent company, The Local Moms Network, will be sharing her favorite things to do each month, from seasonal activities to can’t-miss events. @greenwich_moms and greenwichmoms.com GRTA is dedicated to preserving, protecting, and promoting open space, historic trails and the tradition of horseback riding for our community and future generations. Become a member to support this initiative and be in the know about GRTA trails, events and horse shows. thegrta.org

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Nothing says fall in New England like apple picking. Some of our favorite nearby spots are Silverman’s Farm in Easton (where you can feed farm animals), Harvest Moon Farm & Orchard in North Salem, New York (which hosts a weekend fall festival with bouncy castles, hard cider and more), and Outhouse Orchards also in North Salem (in addition, enjoy the corn maze, hayrides and pumpkin picking). Host a post-apple-picking party with family and friends after an hour or two at the orchard. Grab some pie dishes or tins and hand out copies of easy apple recipes to your guests and get the baking party started. For more spots visit, greenwichmoms.com/whereto-go-apple-picking

No. 3 HAWK WATCH FAMILY FUN DAYS In celebration of counting tens of thousands of raptors as they migrate over our sanctuaries, the Greenwich Audubon Center will hold multiple days of exciting programs for all ages this month. Hawk Watch Family Fun Days will include live raptor shows, a petting zoo, games, activities and food trucks. The center’s Community Science programs will offer a chance to engage in hands-on research to help protect birds and the habitat they need. Go to greenwich.audubon.org for dates and program details.

No. 4 ENJOY LIVE MUSIC Now that we can gather once again to party, sing and dance, there are a ton of concerts happening in Greenwich and beyond this month. A few highlights include: Greenwich Town Party on Sunday, September 5, featuring Eagles, Zac Brown Band, Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Caroline Jones; Sheryl Crow at The Capitol Theatre on Tuesday, September 14 and Wednesday the 15; Vinny Nobile & The Jazz Alliance at the Greenwich Historical Society on Thursday, September 16; Eli Young Band at the Palace Theatre on Friday, September 17; and Chris Botti at The Ridgefield Playhouse on Sunday, September 26. G

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College Board. Tack on another $13,000 or so for room and board at either option. Covid-19 has served as a reckoning for soaring school costs, says David Tuttle, partner and portfolio manager at Crestwood Advisors in Darien. During the pandemic, as schools offered courses virtually, many families wondered, “Why can’t people just learn online? Why do you need to go to college?” Tuttle says. Schools took note. Though tuition edged up for the academic year 2020-2021, it did so at historically low levels. Still, the price tag remains out of reach for many Fairfield County families. “The profile of Fairfield County is that all the families can afford to self-pay,” Tuttle says. “The reality is that there are kids even in Darien, New Canaan and Greenwich that’s not the case for. They have a tremendous burden and pressure to follow the normal path of going to college.” His advice: Start saving early. “When kids are born, we’re encouraging parents to set up

529 plans.” Designed specifically for education, 529s let you invest in mutual funds, ETFs and the like, but your investments grow tax-free, so long as you use the proceeds for approved education expenses, such as tuition, books, room and board. Unlike many other tax-saving investments, 529s don’t come with income constraints. Connecticut’s 529 plan, the Connecticut Higher Education Trust (CHET), is more attractive than ever, says Tuttle. Last December, the state selected Fidelity to administer it, lowering fees and expanding investment options. Connecticut parents can contribute up to $10,000 per year to CHET; earnings grow free of federal and state taxes. “You can contribute $50,000 today, pay your tuition tomorrow, and take $10,000 each year for five years,” he says. “I have had clients maximize the tax benefit in-state to get the maximum, and then invest outside.” If the designated beneficiary decides to forgo college, you can

transfer the account without penalty to another family member —even yourself—so long as it’s used for qualified education expenses. Families don’t need a lot of money to set up a college fund. Tuttle’s dad and grandfather each invested $500 into a Putnam Growth Fund when Tuttle was born, then started showing him the balance when he was ten years old and had his first job cutting lawns. “This money tripled in ten or twelve years, and here I was cutting lawns.” As soon as your child is eligible, fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which determines whether you qualify for government aid. Complete it even if you won’t qualify for need-based aid. Many schools grant merit-aid, based on grades, test scores or talents in things like sports, music and the arts. The average award for undergraduates in 2019-2020 was $14,940, according to the College Board. Without completing the FAFSA, you won’t get anything.

If you will need more aid than offered, write an email of appeal to the school financial aid office, outlining factors like reduced salary at work, a lay-off, a sibling attending graduate school or a bigger package from a comparable school. Get your appeal in early, Tuttle says. When schools exhaust their aid resources, there’s not much they can do for you. Also, Tuttle advises some of Fairfield County’s wealthiest families, but he also mentors kids who live in subsidized housing in Darien. “There’s an opportunity for kids with drive to find a way to get to the finish line and pay little or nothing,” he says. “There are non-traditional paths that are a jungle gym. It requires real planning.” Attending two years of Norwalk Community College or Housatonic Community College, for example, can shave tens of thousands of dollars off of a four-year college tab. The same holds for dozens of online, accredited schools. To lower the cost even further, get a job at Chipotle, Starbucks, Walmart or any number of other employers that pay or reimburse for college, even for part-time employees.

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magazine has had the pleasure of showcasing ten of our town’s most impressive teens. And every September, we say the same thing: This year’s crop is extraordinary. Six have graduated from high school and have embarked on their freshman year at several of the country’s most elite colleges and universities, including the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. The rest are poised to graduate within the next two years. As in the past, our teens represent a diverse crosssection of interests and passions from engineering, coding and artificial intelligence to psychology, acting and languages. One wants to be an astronaut. Another envisions a career in the entertainment industry (she’s already made four feature films and starred in several TV shows), while still another has his eyes set on sailing for the United States in the 2028 Olympics. No matter their personal hopes and dreams, each has dedicated time to paying it forward within the community—from raising money for Alzheimer’s research to organizing clothing drives to helping younger kids master the basics of English and Spanish. The one thing they all have in common? They are part of a generation of high schoolers whose lives were interrupted by a global pandemic. From that experience they learned a valuable lesson: Nothing in life is guaranteed. Persistence, resilience and perseverance are the character traits that served them well as they adapted and adjusted to a new normal. Wise, funny, smart, ambitious and driven, these kids dream big. They believe in themselves as agents of change. They are poised to do remarkable things. No matter how dire the state of the world feels at any given moment, we are always a little more confident about the future once we’ve put this issue to bed. When you meet this year’s teens, we think you’ll understand why. greenwichmag.com

01. TESSA LOVERRO

Her avocation for psychology was spurred by watching her peers experiencing depression and anxiety in tenth grade. “I think in our area especially, there can be a lot of stressors, with academics and appearance and sports and arts,” she says. A doer by nature, she asked the school psychologist how she could help them. He introduced her to cognitive behavioral psychology and the way it restructures rational thinking. She threw herself into learning as much as she could about CBT and different ways of coping with stress. She used her newfound knowledge to co-found Rising Tides, which sends out weekly articles to the school community, in its efforts to reduce the stigma of mental illness. This summer, to advance her knowledge of a variety of therapies, Tessa did a five-week internship at the Waverly Group in Greenwich. For the seventeen-year-old,

studying psychology has been illuminating. “It has helped me get to know myself and what’s realistic to expect of myself and how I can get things done.” Balance is key, she says. “I’m realistic. I know I’m supposed to have a lot on my plate. I like to be busy.” An accomplished dancer, Tessa joined the school’s fledgling field hockey team and was named co-captain this past year. “I hadn’t played much of team sports. But I loved the idea of a team, and I threw myself into it.” She applies this same work ethic to everything she does— from working with kids at Building One Community to advocating for her peers. “I like the idea that I’m helping someone by giving them tools and a little knowledge.” Along the way Tessa has learned an important lesson. “If you’re feeling sad, anxious or lonely, one of the best ways to combat that is to help other people.”

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ompassionate, empathetic, determined and driven. These are just some of the words that best describe Tessa Loverro, a rising senior at Greenwich Country Day School. She is the co-founder of the psychology club, Rising Tides; captain of the field hockey team, former president of the junior class, a founding member of the school’s Honor Board and a longtime volunteer at the Stamfordbased Building One Community. Somehow, she still manages to maintain an impressive academic record and a deep interest in everything she tackles. Last year that included an independent study of twentieth-century history and a junior thesis focused on the Intersection of Nutrition, Psychology and Neuroscience: The effect of food on the brain, gut and mental health. “My love of learning was definitely passed on by my family,” she says. “We have always had rich discussions at the dinner table, which instilled in me a curiosity for the world at a young age.” SEPTEMBER 2021 GREENWICH

Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? I would tell myself that I don’t need to figure everything out right away. I don’t need to know what my deepest passions are or have the next three years of high school planned out. I would tell myself just to explore different areas, let my interests unfold naturally and just to trust myself. Who has been your most impactful teacher? I’ve had such incredible, impactful teachers that I can’t give you one over the other. However, in the last year, the three who have had an especially strong impact on me have been my math teacher, Ms. Iversen; my English teacher, Mrs. Waller; and my history independent study teacher, Dr. Cullen. Ms. Iversen pushed me to stretch myself in math and showed me how to excel. She believed in me, and I was able to find a sense of confidence in my math capabilities that I never had before. I’ve had Mrs. Waller as an English teacher for three years— one year in middle school and two years in high school—and I have her again next year. She has always been so supportive of me and someone I’ve always been able to go to since middle school. This year, she saw how passionate I was about English and the analysis of literature, and she helped me to think of literature in different ways. I worked with Dr. Cullen on my History independent study, and it was so transformative learning from someone who is so incredibly knowledgeable and such a talented writer. He set high expectations for me and challenged me to produce highquality work. He invested time to build the independent study tailored around my interests and to meet with me throughout the semester, outside of teaching his normal larger tenth grade classes. I really appreciate the time and effort he put into teaching me. »

Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? To persevere. Perseverance is a combination of determination and strength. There were nights I went to bed at 3 a.m. and woke up at 5:30 a.m. to study for a test or prepare for an audition. I have learned that I may not do well on every test, and I may not get every job; but no matter what, I put in my best effort. Ultimately, when I do my best, I will more than likely exceed my expectations. I would tell my freshman self that the feeling of a positive outcome supersedes the strenuous feeling in reaching it.

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shley Aufderheide lives a star-studded life. At just sixteen, the rising junior has walked the red carpet at the Sundance Film Festival, made four feature films, and acted alongside such household names as Morgan Freeman, Mark Ruffalo and Matthew Goode (of The Crown). It’s been a whirlwind, but Ashley takes it all in stride, balancing her work and her studies like the pro she is. “I love the entertainment industry,” she says. “It’s what I want to do for the rest of my life.” Ashley was two years old when a stranger came up to her mother in New York City and said, “Your daughter should be a model.” He was right. She signed with the Ford Modeling Agency, and her career

was launched. After shooting numerous print campaigns and commercials for brands such as Ralph Lauren and Gap, Ashley was ready for a bigger stage. “As a first-grader I don’t know how I knew all this, but I did,” she says. At seven, Ashley was cast in the indie film, Infinitely Polar Bear, opposite Mark Ruffalo and Zoe Saldana. She recalls the first time she met her famous cast members. “I didn’t know who they were,” she admits. “I don’t get super starstruck. I love them as people. They become like your family. They helped me become a better actor.” Following recurring guest appearances on The Preacher and The Slap, last year Ashley played a lead in ABC’s sci-fi series Emergence. She also played the character of Smash in the 2020 family fantasy adventure film Four Kids and It, starring Paula Patton, Matthew Goode and Russell Brand. “When I was auditioning for the

role, the director sent me the link to the big mechanical arm that was going to help me ‘fly’; and I was like, I’ll be so devastated if I don’t get this role.’” But acting isn't her only outsideof-school activity. She is an ambassador for Breast Cancer Alliance and has done promotional videos for the organization. In school, she manages a demanding AP course load, which reflects her broad range of academic interests, has worked on the school magazine Daedalus, and runs varsity track and field and plays soccer and varsity water polo. Ashley says she finds a parallel between acting and sports. “In both, you have to work together as a team. For acting, everyone is working together to build something and make it succeed. In athletics, you’re working together to be the best you can be, and community bonding and teamwork is really important.”

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What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? To really appreciate school. I realized how fortunate I am to be at Greenwich Academy, where I have been since kindergarten; I’m comforted by the familiarity of the same students and teachers. Fortunately, during Covid I was able to continue attending school and not have remote learning during any of my sophomore year. GA has been so dedicated to keeping us safe, which allowed us to stay in school. It helped me realize how lucky I am and how much school means to me. »

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Who has been your most impactful teacher? Freshman year, I was shooting an ABC series called Emergence, so I was rarely in school. I missed almost the entire first semester, and when Covid hit, the second half of the second semester was remote. Ms. Norrgard was my honors biology teacher, and her class was cumulative and difficult. She always encouraged me and believed that I didn’t have to sacrifice acting to excel in her class and vice versa. When my grades in her class were dropping, rather than advising me to take an easier course, she put effort into helping me improve and making sure I was feeling secure in both my acting and in school. With her guidance, not only did my grades improve, but ultimately I was placed into honors chemistry for my sophomore year.

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hris Tella was a toddler when he first started racing sailboats with his dad. “He was sailing Cape Cod Mercurys out of the Old Greenwich Yacht Club; it would be 2 p.m. and it would be nap time, and he would pack an extra life jacket so I could sleep,” Chris recalls. He was hooked. At seven he joined the Indian Harbor racing program (his brother Gray joined the next

year). The duo shot up the ranks quickly, winning successive club championships. They moved to the junior racing program at Riverside, where they dominated the field for years. Chris attended his first Olympic development camp in 2018, when he was a sophomore. That was a turning point, moving him a little closer to his dream of sailing in the 2028 Olympics. “The only way to get better in sailing, or in any sport really, is to compete against people as good as or better than you,” he says. Now a freshman at the College of Charleston, the top sailing school in the country, Chris’s drive to excel in all areas is paramount. He spent years as a competitive ski racer and most recently was captain of the high school’s varsity ski team. In 2019, Chris qualified for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association U19 Eastern Finals in slalom and giant slalom. That year, the high school ski team was second in the state. He also captained the varsity sailing team.

Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? Do not put too much stress on yourself, because being happy is way more important for your wellbeing. Mental health is important throughout high school. Do things you enjoy and find what makes you happy. Who has been your most impactful teacher? My freshman year English teacher Mr. Godwin. While I do not like English at all, Mr. Godwin would always have the class chat about the worldly views from literature, which he always referred to as “the big picture.” The line that resonates with me most was when Mr. Godwin was giving me feedback on one of my answers in front of the class and said, “I see where you’re coming from, but I’m looking for the bigger picture.” This was early on during my freshman year, and I had thought this was

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the best way of thinking ever. Mr. Godwin and I continued to keep up throughout my high school years. I would keep him updated on my endeavors and ask for his advice. Mr. Godwin was more than just a teacher; he’s also a mentor on how to pursue happiness through thinking the right way. What’s the greatest challenge you have overcome? This is a tough question, because there have been a lot of challenges I’ve faced; but I don’t like to label one specific challenge as the “greatest,” because I've found it’s important to focus on what’s within your control. A lot of the challenges I’ve faced have either been from an accident, such as my broken left femur while skiing, or challenges that were caused by things out of my control, such as Covid. My point is that a lot of the challenges we face are brought on by things we have zero control over, so it’s important to approach every challenge with the same mindset: Do my absolute best to succeed in what is within my control. What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? I realized the importance of selfreflection. With all that time at home, I found that the best way to self-reflect is to look at yourself from the outside. Take on the perspective of someone else looking at you and think: Is that how I want to go about decisionmaking throughout life? It makes you look at your choices from a different angle, allowing you to identify how to improve decisions in order to achieve your goals. »

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In 2019, the team placed sixth in the New England Sailing Association Team Racing Championship. “We had a rough first day, but we ended on a really good note, and beat Brunswick, which is really satisfying.” In 2020, the team placed fourth. As an academic, the National Honor Society member excelled across disciplines, winning achievement awards in Chemistry, Italian, Geometry and Algebra II. But sailing is his first love. Then came the Covid curve ball. “2020 was a disappointing year for our sailing campaign,” he says. “We were supposed to go the 29er Class World Championships in Great Britain.” He quickly become skilled at turning lemons into lemonade. “If we’re not on the water at least five days a week, we start to go crazy,” he says. “During Covid that was tough. We had a fallen apple tree in our backyard, and one day Gray had tied a rope to his trapeze harness and I was sitting behind him, and we pretended we were sailing; but really, we were sitting on a tree. We were just trying to find a way to make the most of the situation.”

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onny Citron is rarely at a loss for words. Not surprising, given that he speaks five languages fluently, including English. Now a freshman at Brown, Jonny immersed himself in the Spanish and Arabic curriculums at Brunswick and spent his summers teaching himself Portuguese and Italian. Senior year, he tackled AP Italian and advanced NEWL Arabic, as well as an independent study in Portuguese. He says language is a way to express himself and to connect with those around him. “Language is culture, and culture is connecting to other people. I love connecting to other people. I’m

Who has been your most impactful teacher? Studying Arabic for six years with Ms. Melkonian has been a profound experience. Her ceaseless patience while teaching vocabulary and grammar help her students master Arabic and French, but her lessons reach far beyond the classroom. She sees her students in their entirety and challenges them to reach their potential.

extremely extroverted. People just make me happy.” Jonny first discovered his facility for languages when he took Spanish in fifth grade and soon thereafter went down what he calls “the language rabbit hole.” He spent hours studying vocabulary cards and watching YouTube and Netflix shows, minus the subtitles, and even put his phone in Spanish. “It forces you to do this natural passive learning that kind of happens for people who aren’t native speakers.” For last year’s independent study project, he wanted to create a way to study Portuguese as if he were a native Spanish speaker. He designed a nineteen-unit curriculum, each with a themed vocabulary list, grammar concepts and active and passive skills. “I call it the Jonny Citron method,” he says. Along with his gifts as a linguist, Jonny has many interests—both athletic and academic. One of the scholastic highlights came in 2019, when he received a full scholarship to a summer program at King’s

Academy in Jordan to study Arabic. He was president of Brunswick’s Arabic Club junior and senior year, was inducted into the Cum Laude Society, managed a clothing drive for immigrants from the Middle East, was involved in Diversity in Action and last year was president of the Men of Brunswick choir, the school’s a capella group. Most recently he played Jesus Christ in the school's production of Godspell. “It was meant to be,” he says. “J.C. My initials. And that was so much fun. Spoiler alert: I was crucified. That was less fun.” He is also an accomplished athlete who ran varsity cross-country and track. When the spring season got canceled due to Covid, he decided to branch out of his comfort zone and give sailing a try. “One of my best friends is going to Brown, and he has sailed his whole life. It’s his languages, his passion.” So, Jonny decided to give it a go. “It’s very freeing. I thought it was a lot of fun learning all the parts of the boat. In many ways it’s like learning a new language.”

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What is the greatest challenge you have overcome? Time is an unrelenting challenge I face and continually strive to overcome. I feel most fulfilled and self-assured when I embrace the present. Reflecting on the past and setting goals for the future help personal growth, but scrutinizing what was or perhaps will be can be distracting from what is important. What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? I cannot say this was the senior year I had imagined. While uncertainty is not always comfortable, the unforeseen challenges of this year led to otherwise unattainable growth. It is a great habit to make plans and work toward goals, but for me, Covid has driven home the vitality of being able to reassess, recalibrate and embrace change. »

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Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? Labels are tempting because they entertain a false sense of security and identity. Avoid the trap of considering yourself in terms of any singular, simplistic label. Putting yourself in a box academically, athletically, personally, etc. encourages complacency and limits future opportunities.

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Elyse as a St. Luke’s 5th grader.

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AUTUMN KIM

Greenwich High School ᾿21

utumn Kim learned early on how quickly life can change. She was ten when her father died unexpectedly of a brain infection. “My mom had to go back to work, and my sister became the head of the household. I spent a lot of time alone in my room, and I had to learn how to entertain myself.” She also spent a lot of time learning on her own, a skill that came in handy when she got to high school, where she tapped into a passion for science research and working with children—as

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Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? Even if you fail, all you need is the confidence to come back stronger. In my freshman year, I was constantly anxious about the future, and it made it hard to appreciate the present. If I knew that how you recover is more important, and believed in myself to always figure it out, I think that I would have appreciated a lot more moments throughout high school. Who had been your most impactful teacher? Mr. Bramante, the research teacher. The program is unique because it is project-based; and the individual nature fuels students to really become immersed in their project by reading articles outside of the classroom and learning by trial and error. He helped foster my love for science and how it can be applied in so many different ways, especially when listening to my peers’ research, too. What’s the greatest challenge you have overcome? After my dad passed away, my family and I felt like we lost someone to lean on. My mom worked for the first time in a few decades, and my sister sacrificed her twenties to help my mom and me. I often felt that I didn’t know how to help as a ten-year-old. Finding ways to be more comfortable at home and at school taught me how to seek and appreciate opportunities. Whether it’s learning how to cook to help my family, learning how to play the violin online or engaging in research at school, I learned that exploring what you want to do without the fear of others’ opinions is crucial. What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? Covid showed me how we’re more similar than we think. People came to help one another with errands, food, and simply just talking to others made people feel connected. It taught me the power of being kind and going that extra step to make people feel heard and seen. »

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a volunteer, a tutor and camp counselor. Now a freshman at Washington University, where she earned a four-year scholarship, Autumn is pursuing her dream of becoming a pediatric surgeon. “Watching my father in the intensive care unit was really scary,” she says. “But I also got to see how the nurses and doctors worked together. They are the only people who can help a family feel better during really hard times. If I can do that for kids, that’s my ultimate goal.” Autumn’s strengths as an academic are paramount. Throughout her time at Greenwich High School, she carried a full load of AP and Honors classes, earning numerous awards and accolades along the way. As a junior, she designed a science research project to develop a device that would detect meningitis in the brain. (That project was put on hold due to Covid.) This past year, she pivoted to the environment and was rewarded with second place in the International Science and Engineering Fair for Environmental Engineering for her work on developing an eco-friendly and economical way to clean up oil spills. She also found time to give back to her school and community. As captain of the sixty-member varsity fencing team, she mentored younger students and organized team events. As co-president of the Korean Club, she introduced newcomers to Korean culture. She co-founded Helping Paws, which raised awareness about pet cancer, sang with a chamber music group, was a peer mentor and a member of the Names Day Team, which seeks to educate incoming freshman about the deleterious effects of bullying. One of her most memorable volunteer experiences was at Greenwich Hospital, the summer before her junior year. “Everyone else was in the maternity ward, and here I was sorting clothes. I was disappointed at first,” she says. “The crazy thing is, I learned so much from the women there. That just taught me that even though it’s cool to see doctors and nurses running around, it was also cool to see how these ladies connected to the patients in a different way. It was very illuminating.”

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Brunswick School ᾿21

lass valedictorian, coding phenom, math team captain, magazine and literary editor, three-time gold medalist at the COLT poetry recitation contest, president of Model UN, a peer leader, co-president of Diversity in Action, co-president of the Arabic Club and a tri-season athlete who serves as a captain of cross-country and track and field—Ali Hindy wore many

Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? I would tell my freshman self not to take myself too seriously and embrace failure and making mistakes in life. Take more risks. hats during his time at Brunswick. Now a freshman at Stanford, it’s no surprise he considers time management one of greatest skills. “Good time management is the only way to structure one’s life. If you can’t organize your time, you won’t be able to organize your thoughts or your actions,” he says. Ali put that skill to good use in the summer of 2020, when he and his science research partner collaborated with a Harvard Ph.D. and a research scientist at Google Research to create an armband that translates American sign language into the written word. “We wanted to create a more equitable system of communication for the deaf community,” he says. “The sleeve uses muscle sensors and pulses to translate sign language into code, as well as an artificial intelligence (AI) application to deepen the learning.” In the classroom, Ali is an academic powerhouse whose slate of courses last year included AP European History,

AP Statistics, Advanced Honors Computer Science and Honors Math Multivariable Calculus. His computer science projects earned him first place in the Connecticut State Science Fair in both 2019 and 2020. For the last, his project involved building a novel neural network architecture that analyzed satellite images of rivers in Africa and used them to predict droughts and ways to mitigate the effects in low-income regions. Born and raised into a family of academics (Ali’s parents emigrated from Egypt to study in the U.S.), he traces his interest in computers from an early age. “I’ve always been curious about the world,” he says. “In fourth grade I fell in love with computers and building things. Coding is basically just building blocks for whatever you want to do.” Taking a break this past summer, he and two friends started an odd-job service— everything from car washing to gardening and dog sitting. “It was

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Who has been your most impactful teacher? Mrs. Melkonian, my Arabic teacher, who has known me since sixth grade and inspired in me a passion for learning Arabic and my Egyptian culture. What’s the greatest challenge you have overcome? Getting over my laziness with running—I was unable to motivate myself to run on my own and with a team. I got over this challenge with the support of my coaches and teammates. What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? I learned more about myself and how to overcome adversity by constantly trying new things and not being afraid to make mistakes. During the pandemic, I struggled to motivate myself to be productive, but I was able to overcome this problem with the support of my friends and family and trying new things. »

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such a fun experience to get to hang out and make money at the same time. I got to learn a lot, too. I’d never done gardening before, and now I know how to plant a tree and detail a car.” Which is not to say he stopped advocating for the causes he believes in. He started a podcast stemming from his work with Diversity in Action, and he has a YouTube channel where he teaches math and science. “Learning all about everything I possibly can is something I’m really interested in,” he says. “My long-term goal is to help the more marginalized people in the world that don’t have access to what we have. In Egypt some people don’t have the opportunities that we do here. And I don’t want to take that for granted.”

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and look up at the stars.” Now a freshman at Dartmouth, she dreams about funneling her passion for science and engineering into achieving her goal of becoming an astronaut. “I’m so lucky to have found something that clicks for me. I can’t even find the words. It’s so motivating and rewarding.” As a sophomore, she joined the school’s science research program and began conducting research on the effect that simulated Martian soil has on plant growth. “People have been thinking about growing food on Mars, and my hypothesis led me to believe there would be some growth; but that it actually happened was insane,” she says. For her efforts, she won the Naval Science Award at the CT STEM fair in 2019, as well as the Geology/Historic Project of Merit Award at the 2020 CT Science and Engineering Fair. An invitation to present her research at CSEF (Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair) was put on hold due to Covid. “It was very difficult, but I was happy I was able to go to

PIPER GILBERT

Sacred Heart Greenwich ᾿21

o say that Piper Gilbert is good at everything she does would be an understatement. During her time at Sacred Heart, she was an academic rock star, carrying a full slate of AP and honors classes and earning numerous awards of distinction along the way. She was a National Merit Commended Scholar, a Kairos leader, a senior peer leader, senior class treasurer and a member of the prestigious Global Scholars Program. But the thing that really makes Piper’s heart soar is space. “I just love it,” she says. “I have so many telescopes in my basement. Growing up I would just sit there

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Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? To take it easy. Everything will fall into place as it should. Who has been your most impactful teacher? Sra. Garcia. I had her for Spanish sophomore and senior year, and she has always encouraged me to love the language. I have learned so much from her in terms of grammar, culture and literature, and I’m very grateful to have had her as a teacher. What’s the greatest challenge you have overcome? My sometimes-outlandish sense of humor What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? Resilience—even when the world is against you; and perseverance— even when the world is static. »

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school at all,” she says of her final year. Piper pushed the envelope in other ways, too. In addition to being a gifted linguist (as a senior she won the excellence in Spanish award), she volunteered as a teaching assistant at the Don Bosco Early Childhood Bilingual program, co-captained the Speech and Debate Club, co-captained the varsity softball team, and took several starring turns as a member of the theater program. “My parents used to call me the participatory pup,” she says. “I’ve always felt strongly that you should do whatever you want to do.” For Piper that includes public speaking—a skill that came in handy as class salutatorian. “I love to talk, I love to perform, and I love to express myself. More than that I love people and it’s the most direct way for me to connect with them.”

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NICOLE ROER King School ᾿22

ver since she was a little girl, Nicole Roer has been enthralled by economics. “My dad would have CNBC on or Squawk Box in the morning, and I was absolutely glued to the TV,” she recalls. “There was something about the graphs of the markets and the green and red numbers. Half the time I didn’t understand, but I couldn’t not watch it.” As a freshman, she joined the Viking Investment Partners, the school’s investment club, as one of a handful of female members.

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Knowing what you know now, what would you tell your freshman self? Learn to value mistakes more than successes, because when you make a mistake you have an opportunity to learn from it more than you would have if you succeeded the first time around. Who has been your most impactful teacher? My U.S. History teacher Ms. Ackley. Her class allowed me to dig deeper into complex issues within our country’s present and past and express my opinions on complicated and often divisive issues that have faced our country since its founding. She encouraged respectful debate and critical thinking that has been invaluable to me as I craft arguments while respecting the opinions of others. What’s the greatest challenge you have overcome? I had a particularly difficult time with the jump from middle school to high school, and it challenged me to adjust my learning style and studying habits. I have been able to find the techniques and strategies that allow me to learn best. I know that my ability to adapt and settle into strategies that worked well for me during high school will be beneficial in my transition to college. What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? I was able to see and fully appreciate that our world’s greatest issues cannot be solved by one single academic discipline. We needed to rely upon our experts in science, business, public policy, technology and so much more to get through such a difficult time. Knowing that, I understand the value of being versatile in my studies, and how staying passionate about holistic education will best prepare me to face our world’s challenges in the future. » PATRICIA ROER

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She made a “terrible” investment in Regeneron, chalked it up to a teachable moment and never looked back. Recently Nicole was named club president, making her the first female to hold the position. This year in particular was a boon time for the financier. The club traded one million dollars in a market simulation. “I was sitting on my computer buying and selling, and my parents were like, ‘don’t you have tests to study for?’” They needn’t have worried. Nicole is a standout student. Among her favorite classes from last year: AP Economics and AP Calculus. “I love math so much,” she says. “I love numbers. We had to cr›eate a spread sheet for thirty economic indicators and keep up with it throughout the year. It’s so much fun.” Nicole applies that passion into everything she does. Last year, she started the Women in Business Club at King School after attending a BOLD leadership conference at Harvard, sponsored by the Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business Club. “I saw the amazing things they did. I saw how recruiting for investment jobs starts. I thought, what if my high school could put the girls in our school on the track to be in that club one day?” (She has been named to the leadership team for next year’s conference.) As a co-host of the weekly podcast King Cast, she covers trends in economics and finance, a role for which she was inducted into the Quill and Scroll Honor Society. As a two-term member of the school’s Peer Review Board, she considers disciplinary issues within the school community. She has starred in twenty theatrical productions since the age of three (twelve at King) and is a member of the varsity tennis squad. “It’s crucial to have a creative outlet where you don’t have to be in your academic thinker mode,” she says. As the rising senior ponders her future, Nicole is sure of one thing. “Economics and finance are two careers that really shape the world. I’ve always told myself I want to do something that will make a difference in the world. I don’t know if that means being the chair of the Federal Reserve or a CFO on Wall Street; but no matter what, I want to do something that makes a difference.”

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09. Hackley School ᾿22

ared Rosenberg has never been one to shy away from a challenge. Case in point: making a move from public school to private school in ninth grade. “I didn’t know anyone there,” he says. “My life was good, and I thought, why not throw myself into something new.” Now a rising senior at Hackley, the seventeenyear-old has made the most of his time there, devoting himself to his academics and a deep commitment to finding a cure for Alzheimer’s (his grandfather died of the disease when Jared was a toddler). His passion for cars and photography led to a unique fundraiser—a car show called Hypercar Circle, which he launched in 2019.

Who has been your most impactful teacher? My eleventh grade English teacher, Mrs. Moriarty, taught me more about my work ethic than any other teacher. I learned how to make my writing more efficient and effective, while using my realworld knowledge to contribute to my ideas. The class was always challenging and led me to push myself all the way until the end, where I was very successful on my final essay and project.

Jared raised $1,500 for the Alzheimer’s drug discovery program that year and $3,600 the next; he got the idea for the event after participating in several Alzheimer walks. “Being the kind of person I am, I always wanted to do my own event,” he says. “I wanted to create something powerful and meaningful, involving something I’m passionate about.” As a result, Jared was invited to join the board of the New York City-based Young Professionals Committee of the Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation, a role he relishes. “The foundation focuses on finding the diagnostic tests to end the disease. Literally, it’s about finding a cure.” He is also the president of the Alzheimer’s Club at school, which he founded in his junior year. In its initial outing, the club’s Alzheimer’s walk raised about $2,000. Jared is equally driven when it comes to his academics and athletics. He is pursuing an independent Spike Lab project

that incorporates the same sort of AI technology found in self-driving cars and applies it to creating smart homes for Alzheimer’s patients. Utilizing projected light and wearable technology, the system transforms a person’s living space into a “smart” space by providing time and locationbased directions and instructions that guide the patient away from potentially hazardous appliances and areas. “All of it works without being intrusive to the home,” says Jared, “so you don’t have to make expensive interior modifications. And it allows a patient’s loved ones to stay connected.” He is also a peer advisor, a member of the Investment Club and captain of the varsity golf team. Named rookie of the year as a freshman in 2018, Jared was number one on the team last year. After a summer internship at an investment bank, he’s considering a career in real estate development. “I’ve always liked cities. What

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What’s the greatest challenge you’ve overcome? A great challenge for me was pivoting the idea of my independent research project. I had done many hours of hard work researching, designing and executing on a project that was not viable to complete during Covid, so I had to pursue a different idea. This pivot also allowed me to follow a path that I was more passionate about and could produce more results in. What life lesson did you learn from coping with Covid? I learned to take advantage of boredom and free time for the betterment of myself. I could have sat around on my phone and played video games most of the time, but I decided to grind my SAT studies, schoolwork and independent research project to new levels. »

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or as long as she can remember, Molly Kim dreamed about attending the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. No surprise. Her dad is a West Point grad, and her oldest brother is a senior there. “West Point has always been a big part of my life,” she says. “While making my decision about college, what it came down to first is that I really wanted to give back to my country.” This fall, Molly began realizing her dream when she entered the prestigious military academy as a first-year cadet. Molly says her fierce sense of patriotism, work ethic and drive come from her family. “My parents instilled all these values in us, and to take advantage of all the blessings that we have and push ourselves to

Who has been your most impactful teacher? The teachers at St. Luke’s are phenomenal, but if I had to choose one who has had the greatest impact on me, it would be Señor Pontaza. I was fortunate enough to have him for two years of Spanish, and he made the classroom a very welcoming place to learn. He’s always so happy, and his joy was contagious. What’s the greatest challenge you have overcome? Understanding that I’m my own unique person and that I shouldn’t waste time comparing myself to others. Being in a family where each of my siblings are very successful, I’ve learned to be confident in my own strengths and abilities. be the best we can be.” During her time at St. Luke’s, she took advantage of every opportunity that came her way. As a senior, she co-captained the varsity lacrosse team, where she made it a priority to lead by example. “When I joined as a freshman the team culture wasn’t very strong. This year, we just really became a family, and I saw how well we performed because were so tight knit,” she says. She nurtured a love of both STEM and Humanities, tackling numerous AP and honors courses, and was inducted into St. Luke’s Cum Laude Society. She was a frequent contributor to the student-run Eye of the Storm Club (along with her twin sister, Elyse, a 2020 Teen to Watch), which chronicles school life in videos and podcasts. She played in the school band, served for two terms as class representative and spent two years on the school’s Honor Council. As a trained facilitator for St. Luke’s Community Goals

for Learning, Molly helped lead conversations to promote civil discourse among her peers. “We focused on creating an open environment where people could use their own voice and express their own opinions,” she says. Molly also volunteered for Children of Fallen Patriots, an organization founded by her father, which provides college scholarships to teens who have lost a parent in the line of duty. Watching her parents work so hard to help people they’ve never met has had a profound impact. “I see how they selflessly take care of other people’s children. It’s not something they need to do, but they do it anyway.” It’s a lesson she'll take with her to West Point, where she hopes to be invited to attend the elite U.S. Army Airborne School next summer. “I’ve never jumped out of a plane, and I’m definitely afraid of heights,” she says. “But I’m always looking for ways to push myself. Serving with the best of the best—that is something I’m very passionate about.”

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225 TOP DENTISTS IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY

ur smiles say a lot about us. So finding the right dental professional is very important. We’re here to help with our 2021 guide to leading dental practitioners in Fairfield County. We turned to topDentists, a leading dental data research firm, for its inventory of elite practitioners. Its process is simple: TopDentists surveyors asked area specialists who are members of the American Dental Association to evaluate their peers. The criteria included experience, continuing education, patient care and use

of new technologies. Respondents were also asked to put aside personal and political bias and use only their knowledge of a peer’s work when evaluating nominees. Final selections were made after careful examination of credentials and past records with state academies and dental boards. So, whether or not you’ve put off your regular cleaning, your child needs braces or you’ve been thinking about whitening, take a look. The list that follows is sure to include a specialist you can count on. »

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ENDODONTICS BRIAN AMOROSO

259 Stillson Road, Fairfield 203-333-3636 amorosoendo.com

ALBERT N. BONANNO

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-884-0277 dentalcarestamford.com

ALEXANDRA BYRNE 5 Eversley Avenue, Suite 102, Norwalk 203-803-1849

JOEL B. CHASEN

Advanced Endodontics of Connecticut 95 Armory Road, Suite 2, Stratford 203-377-1331 advancedendo-ct.com

EVAN D. CHRISTENSEN

Fairfield Shore Endodontics 61 Sherman Street, Suite E, Fairfield 203-255-3636 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 104, Greenwich 203-470-5953 fairfieldrct.com

JOSHUA L. DEMBSKY

Advanced Endodontics of Connecticut 95 Armory Road, Suite 2, Stratford 203-377-1331 advancedendo-ct.com

DAVID T. FONG

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope Street, Stamford 203-329-8444 thesteindentalgroup.com

ANDREA GENTILE-FIORI Advanced Endodontics of Connecticut 95 Armory Road, Suite 2, Stratford 203-377-1331 advancedendo-ct.com

ANJANETTE W. GJERTSEN

10 Berkeley Street, Suite 4, Norwalk 203-899-1636 microendoct.com

AGNES HERCEG

Advanced Endodontics & Microsurgery of Stamford 44 Strawberry Hill Avenue, Suite 5, Stamford 203-324-9239 stamfordendo.com

PHILIP R. MASCIA

The Greater Danbury Center for Endodontics 360 Federal Road, Brookfield 203-775-3344 danburyendo.com

DENNIS L. PIPHER

Endodontic Associates of Norwalk

120 East Avenue, Suite 3E, Norwalk 203-635-6300 rootcanalnorwalk.com

Stamford 203-324-9506 jamestbowmandds.com

ALLEN J. ROSENTHAL

144 Morgan Street, Suite 5, Stamford 203-327-1167 drkenbroder.com

Advanced Endodontics & Microsurgery of Stamford 44 Strawberry Hill Avenue, Suite 5, Stamford 203-324-9239 stamfordendo.com

IRENE WONG

Fairfield Endodontics 999 Summer Street, Suite 301, Stamford 203-325-3636 fairfieldendo.com

JOSEPH A. ZERELLA

Zerella Endodontics 21 Sherman Court, Fairfield 203-553-9700 zerellaendo.com

GENERAL DENTISTRY DOMINICK P. AGOSTIN

15 Old Ridgefield Road, Wilton 203-762-9907 agostindentalcare.com

STEVEN ALTMAN

Greenwich Dental Group 18 Field Point Road, Greenwich 203-869-3984 greenwichdentalgroup.com

THOMAS ANZALONE

Integrity Dental of Greenwich 235 Glenville Road, 2nd Floor, Greenwich 203-531-5595 integritydentalgreenwich .com

JEFFREY A. BABUSHKIN Cosmetic & Preventive Dentistry 888 White Plains Road, Suite 102, Trumbull 203-268-5881 cpdentistry.com

CYNTHIA A. BARTOLONE 2150 Black Rock Turnpike, Suite 201, Fairfield 203-333-2060

JANETTE A. BLACK

69 Sherman Street, Fairfield 203-255-1545 drscullyandblack.com

M. NICHOLAS BOCCAROSSA

Dental Associates of Connecticut 32 Church hill Road, Suite 201, Newtown 203-426-5891 dentalassociates.us

FRANK R. BOTTINO

329 Riverside Avenue, Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

KENNETH N. BRODER

YOLANI P. EDIRISINGHE Family Dentistry of Milford 53 Cherry Street, Milford 203-878-1766 familydentistrymilford .com

ELKE W. CHEUNG

Elke Cheung Dentistry 43 North Avenue, Norwalk 203-846-0400 drcheungsmiles.com

MARK L. EINZIG

Ridgefield Cosmetic & Family Dentistry 90 Grove Street, Suite 208, Ridgefield 203-438-0120 markeinzigdds.com

CRAIG C. CLABAUGH

Mondovi Dental 1177 Summer Street, 2nd Floor, Stamford 203-327-2540 dentistofstamford.com

ELIOT S. ESSENFELD

Vanlang & Essenfeld Family Dentistry 53 Old Kings Highway North, Darien 203-655-8887 dariendentists.com

CHRISTOPHER C. COGGUILLO

Cogguillo Family Dentistry 203 Cherry Street, Milford 203-874-0000 drcogg.info

WILLIAM J. FESSLER

William Fessler Family Dentistry 116 East Avenue, Norwalk 203-838-3939 wfesslerdds.com

ALEJANDRA G. COSTANTINO-FINIASZ

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope Street, Stamford 203-329-8444 thesteindentalgroup.com

ANTHONY T. FESTA

New Canaan Dental Care 116 South Avenue, New Canaan 203-966-9696 newcanaandentalcare.com

CHARLES A. CRAPE

Center for Family Dental Health 435 New Haven Avenue, Milford 203-877-4511

SCOTT R. FISHER

4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 206, Greenwich 203-869-2929

VINCENT B. DEFINA

Devine Dental 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 202, Greenwich 203-629-9009 dentistofgreenwich.com

CAMILLO L. FONTANA

Fontana Family Dental Care 1100 Kings Highway East, Suite 3-A, Fairfield 203-333-4700 fontanafamilydentalcare .com

SANTO A. DELALLO

122 West Norwalk Road, Norwalk 203-855-8877

JOSEPHINE A. FRANZESE

CARL F. DELUCIA

Ridgefield Perfect Smile Center 162 Danbury Road, Ridgefield 203-493-0556 danajonesdds.com

3100 Main Street, Bridgeport 203-374-0082

BARBARA J. DEVINE

Devine Dental 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 202, Greenwich 203-629-9009 dentistofgreenwich.com

ADAM J. FREEMAN

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Avenue, Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

MARK S. DEWAELE

208 South Avenue, New Canaan 203-966-5944 newcanaanctdental.com

ROBERT GALELLA

JAMES H DOUNDOULAKIS

Ridgefield Dental Arts 42 Danbury Road, Ridgefield 203-438-2236 ridgefielddentalarts.com

Cosmetic Dental of Greenwich LLC 1 Webb Avenue, Old Greenwich 203-637-1141 cosmeticgreenwichct.com

JAMES T. BOWMAN

BRIAN S. DUCHAN

70 Strawberry Hill Avenue,

Westport Dental Associates

Dental Associates of Connecticut 36 Padanaram Road, Danbury 203-748-5717 dentalassociates.us

MARILYN GENI

Imperial Dental Associates 15 Imperial Avenue, Westport 203-227-2520 imperialdentalassociates .com

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MICHAEL D. GENTILE

49 Lake Avenue, Suite 203, Greenwich 203-869-2090 michaelgentiledds.com

TAHA GHOMI

Dental Associates of Connecticut 36 Padanaram Road, Danbury 203-748-5717 dentalassociates.us

PAMELA A. GIBSON

Southport Family Dental 10 John Street, Southport 203-255-5142 southportfamilydental.com

ALAN GOLDBERG

Goldberg & Marcus Dental Associates 1825 Barnum Avenue, Suite 303, Stratford 203-375-6090 goldbergmarcusdental.com

DANIELLE D. GOODWIN Goodwin Dental 31 River Road, Suite 300, Cos Cob 203-869-2552 dgoodwindds.com

KRISTY L. GRETZULA

Hawley Lane Dental 475 Hawley Lane, Suite 9, Stratford 203-377-9300 hawleylanedental.com

PAUL D. HARBOTTLE

New Canaan Dentistry 162 East Avenue, New Canaan 203-972-0588 paulharbottle.com

MATTHEW HERBSTMAN Dental Associates of Connecticut 36 Padanaram Road, Danbury 203-748-5717 dentalassociates.us

THOMAS J. KAHL

Greater Danbury Community Health Center 70 Main Street, Danbury 203-743-0100 findcare.nuvancehealth .org/provider/ Thomas+J.+Kahl/1746501

MASHA KOGAN

The Dental Center of Westport 175 Post Road West, Westport 203-227-8700 dentalcenterwestport.com

ALISON KUDISH

Trumbull Dental Arts 160 Hawley Lane, Suite 101, Trumbull 203-377-0638 trumbulldentist.com

MARYANN E. LEHMANN 5 Brook Street, Suite 1-B, Darien 203-655-0021 maldds.com

MICHAEL LEVIN

Levin Dental 1171 East Putnam Avenue, Suite 1-D, Riverside 203-637-5252 doclevindds.com

JAN LINHART

Linhart Dentistry 40 E. Putnam Avenue, Cos Cob 203-661-2279 drlindhart.com

ANDREW M. MARCUS

Goldberg & Marcus Dental Associates 1825 Barnum Avenue, Suite 303, Stratford 203-375-6090 goldbergmarcusdental.com

JACKQUELINE J. MCLEAN

Mclean Smiles 23 Hoyt Street, Suite 2, Stamford 203-364-5081 (new patients); STEPHANIE J. HOTCHKISS 203-327-6717 Greenwich Dental Group mcleansmiles.com 18 Fieldpoint Road, Greenwich WILLIAM J. MCPADDEN, JR. 203-869-3984 135 Anton Street, Bridgeport dentalinformation.com 203-371-6586

MANDEEP HURA

Community Health Center of Stamford 141 Franklin Street, Stamford 203-969-0802 chc1.com/Locations/ Stamford

MATTHEW J. IWINSKI

45 Pine Street, Suite 1-A, New Canaan 203-966-5606 matthewjiwinskidds.com

DANA C. JONES

Ridgefield Perfect Smile Center 162 Danbury Road, Ridgefield 203-493-0556 danajonesdds.com

JOSEPH D. MICELI

Middlesex Dental Group 106 Noroton Avenue, Suite 5, Darien 203-529-4682 dentist-darien.com

WAYNE A. MICHALKA

Commerce Park Cosmetic Dentistry 4699 Main Street, Suite 200, Bridgeport 203-372-3726 commerceparkcosmetic dds.com

DONALD W. MILLER

Cosmetic & Reconstructive Dentistry 1275 Post Road, Suite 201, Fairfield

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ANDREW L. MOGELOF

Mogelof Dental Group 2499 Main Street, Suite 5, Stratford 203-378-5588 drmogelof.com

SCOTT A. MOGELOF

Mogelof Dental Group 2499 Main Street, Suite 5, Stratford 203-378-5588 drmogelof.com

CARLA M. MONTEIRO

Goldberg & Marcus Dental Associates 1825 Barnum Avenue, Suite 303, Stratford 203-375-6090 goldbergmarcusdental .com

MICHAEL A. NOCERINO Michael Nocerino & Associates 1809 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield 203-335-4413 michaelnocerinodds.com

THOMAS M. OHLSON Comprehensive Dental Group 999 Summer Street, Suite 400, Stamford 203-359-3296 compdentalgroup.com

COLIN M. PECH

Darien Center for Dentistry 36 Old Kings Highway South, Suite 105, Darien 203-655-0667 dariendds.com

DAVID A. PEREIRA

Dental Arts of Darien 800 Post Road, Suite 301, Darien 203-656-8079 dentalartsofdarien.com

MICHAEL J. PIZZO

Ridgefield Cosmetic and General Dentistry 65 Danbury Road, Ridgefield 203-438-8866 ridgefielddentistry.com

DONALD A. POGODA 8 West End Avenue, Old Greenwich 203-637-0554

DUSTIN F. RABINE

Rabine Family Dentistry 865 River Road, Shelton 203-941-4912 (new patients); 203-375-1932 rabinefamilydentistry .com

PETER J. RATHMAN

125 Strawberry Hill Avenue, Suite 204, Stamford 203-327-1470 peterrathmandmd.com

PRASANNA L. RAVURI Merritt Dental Care 999 Summer Street, Suite 306, Stamford 203-356-9990 stamfordfamilydentist .com

STEVEN M. REGENSTEIN Esthetic Dental Group of Westport 327 Riverside Avenue, 2nd Floor, Westport 203-227-3421 edgw.us

MICHAEL J. REYNOLDS

2600 Post Road, Suite L-1, Southport 203-256-8900 michaelreynoldsdds.com

MARK S. ROISMAN

225 Main Street, Suite 304, Westport 203-227-6338 mywestportdentist.com

JOSEPH M. ROMANELLI 1411 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield 203-384-6389

FRANK J. ROMANO

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JERRY M. SIMON

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-580-6390 dentalcarestamford.com

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer Street, Stamford (203) 580-6390 dentalcarestamford.com

KEITH L. RUDOLPH

25 Valley Drive, 2nd Floor, Greenwich 203-625-0301

284 Sound Beach Avenue, Old Greenwich 203-637-4660 doctorwhittle.com

391 East Putnam Avenue, Cos Cob 203-869-2066 greenwichdentistry.com

DAVID J. WOHL

The Center for Aesthetic and Comprehensive Dentistry 111 Beach Road, Fairfield 203-255-4001 drdavidwohl.com

5 Eversley Avenue, Norwalk 203-853-0669 tamuccidds.com 40 East Putnam Avenue, Cos Cob 203-622-4243

MASIS YETERIAN, JR.

15 Commerce Road, Suite 2, Stamford 203-965-7795 davidthibaultdmd.com

My Creative Dentist 211 East Putnam Avenue, Suite 2-6, Cos Cob 203-529-4217 (new patients); 203-869-2884 dentist-greenwich.com

CHRISTINE L. TIERNEY

DAVID A. ZADIK

DAVID J. THIBAULT

Beautiful Dentistry of Greenwich 40 East Putnam Avenue, Cos Cob 203-869-5400 beautifuldentistryof greenwich.com

Greenwich Dental Group 18 Fieldpoint Road, Greenwich 203-869-3984 greenwichdentalgroup .com

ADRIANA TORENA

1200 Linden Avenue, Stratford 203-378-0182

ROBERT N. TRAMPOSCH

FRANCIS SHIN

ERNEST J. WHITTLE III

MARK R. SUTTON

JOHN J. SCHINTO III

Perfect Smiles of Fairfield 60 Katona Drive, Suite 20, Fairfield 203-366-7655 perfectsmilesoffairfield .com

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope Street, Stamford 203-329-8444 thesteindentalgroup.com

153 East Avenue, Suite 23, Norwalk 203-838-9997 josephsuarezdds.com

140 Sherman Street, Suite 3-A, Fairfield 203-254-9533 drkeithrudolph.com

CAROLINE A. SHENKER

STEVE WECHSLER

JOSEPH P. SUAREZ

Allure Dental Group 4699 Main Street, Suite 101, Bridgeport 203-368-9016 dentistryfairfield.com

Schinto Dental 2001 West Main Street, Suite 110, Stamford 203-978-1184 schintodental.com

Brooklawn Dental Associates 990 Brooklawn Avenue, Bridgeport 203-335-6471 brooklawndental.com

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope Street, Stamford 203-329-8444 thesteindentalgroup.com

KENNETH B. TEMPLE

ZACHARY M. ROTH

ROBERT S. WARREN

MICHAEL B. STEIN

JON C. ROSENBLITT

1450 Washington Boulevard, Suite 105, Stamford 203-359-2244 roshdental.com

Vanlang & Essenfeld Family Dentistry 53 Old Kings Highway North, Darien 203-655-8887 dariendentists.com

148 East Avenue, Suite 3-J, Norwalk 203-866-0415 davidstebbinsdmd.com

JEFFREY A. TAMUCCI

DAVID ROSH

QUYNHCHI N. VANLANG

DAVID R. STEBBINS

2240 Madison Avenue, Bridgeport 203-372-0881 romanodental.com Rosenblitt Family Dentistry 251 Long Ridge Road, Stamford 203-348-1632 rosenblittdentistry.com

Greenwich 203-633-4927 greenwichfamilydental .com

MARK L. ZAMAT

Greenwich Smiles 25 Valley Drive, Greenwich 203-862-9000 greenwichsmiles.com

The Town Practice 500 West Putnam Avenue, 4th Floor, Greenwich 203-869-9252 treppandmiller.com

DONALD J. CASE

Stamford Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical Arts 27 Bridge Street, Stamford 203-325-2661 stamfordoms.com

PAUL M. CIUCI

Milford & Derby Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 708 Boston Post Road, Milford 203-874-1664 ctomfs.com

CHRISTOPHER J. CUOMO

Northeast Implant & Oral Surgery 27 Hospital Avenue, Suite 203, Danbury 203-797-0008 neimplantandoralsurgery .com

ROOLS L. DESSIEUX

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-580-6390 dentalcarestamford.com

NAUSHAD R. EDIBAM

Stamford Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical Arts 27 Bridge Street, Stamford 203-325-2661 stamfordoms.com

SALVATORE J. FLORIO

The Facial Surgery Center 115 Technology Drive, Suite B-101, Trumbull 203-261-7800 drflorio.com

CHRISTINE L. HAMILTON-HALL

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Associated Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons 107 Newtown Road, Suite 1A, Danbury 203-797-0012 aomspc.com

ABED ALKHATIB

Infinity Oral Surgery 49 Lake Avenue, Suite LL4, Greenwich 203-661-4231 infinityoralsurgery.com

Greenwich Cosmetic & Family Dentistry 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite G2,

ANTHONY J. CAMILLO

ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

MICHELE S. BERGEN

GEORGE TSANGAROULIS

Fairfield Oral Surgery 760 Kings Highway West, Building B, Southport 203-259-2227 fairfieldoralsurgery.com

Aesthetic & Maxillofacial Surgery Center of Darien 777 Post Road, Suite 100, Darien 203-656-4466

Oral Surgery Associates 1305 Post Road, Suite 201, Fairfield 203-259-2665 oralsurgeryassociatesct .com

DOUGLAS M. TREPP

TODD E. BLOOM

Maxillofacial Surgery of Greenwich 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 205, Greenwich 203-717-1222 maxfacsgreenwich.com

KEVIN S. MCLAUGHLIN

Norwalk Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Dental Implants 148 East Avenue, Suite 2F, Norwalk 203-866-0061 norwalkoms.com

PHILIP F. PACELLI III

New Canaan Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 166 Cherry Street, Suite A, New Canaan 203-972-1581 newcanaanoralsurgery .com

ALAN R. RISSOLO

Oral Surgeons Associates 10 Mott Avenue, Suite 4B, Norwalk 203-853-0500 norwalkdentalimplant .com

MICHAEL F. TROFA

Norwalk Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Dental Implants 148 East Avenue, Suite 2-F, Norwalk 203-866-0061 norwalkoms.com

HOWARD B. TWERSKY Oral Surgery Associates 4747 Main Street, Bridgeport 203-371-5595 oralsurgeryassociatesct .com

JOSEPH F. WALLACE III Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 23 Maple Avenue, Greenwich 203-661-5858 greenwichoralsurgery .com

THOMAS B. WILSON

Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 23 Maple Avenue, Greenwich 203-661-5858 greenwichoralsurgery .com

ROBERT M. YUDELL

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Center of Stamford 90 Morgan Street, Suite 207, Stamford 203-327-9966 oralsurgeryofstamford .com

BRETT ZUCKMAN

Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 23 Maple Avenue, Greenwich 203-661-5858 greenwichoralsurgery .com

ORTHODONTICS FIGEN A. BAYDUR

Baydur Orthodontics 1817 Black Rock Turnpike, Suite 104, Fairfield 203-333-0050 drbaydur.com

PATRICIA A. BENDICK Fairfield Orthodontic Associates 111 Beach Road, Fairfield 203-256-9500

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JOHN S. BIBKO

JB Orthodontics 346 Main Avenue, Suite D, Norwalk 203-866-7806 jborthodonticsct.com

ORESTA L. BILOUS

Bilous Orthodontics 52 Beach Road, Suite 206, Fairfield 203-255-2677 bilous-ortho.com

CASS D. BURRELL

First Impressions Orthodontics 1476 Post Road, Fairfield 203-292-9595 fairfieldorthodontist.com

STEPHEN N. CAGLIOSTRO Westwalk Orthodontic Group 1460 Post Road East, Suite 9, Westport 203-857-9475 westwalkortho.com

TIFFANY CHRISTENSEN

Greenwich Braces 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 204, Greenwich 203-869-2044 greenwichbraces.com

DAVID H. COWIN

CT Braces 53 North Street, Danbury 203-664-5833 ctbraces.com

ALIKA L. CREW

The Stein Dental Group 1081 Hope Street, Stamford 203-329-8444 thesteindentalgroup.com

JEFFREY S. DRAYER

203-348-7571 galloisortho.com

STEVE GIANNOUTSOS

Georgetown Orthodontics 73 Redding Road, Georgetown 203-544-9338 georgetownorthodontics .com

ROBERT B. GOLDMAN

Goldman Orthodontic Arts 1200 High Ridge Road, Suite 5, Stamford 203-329-2712 goldmanorthodontics .com

NIKA GRIGAITIS

Blue Wave Orthodontics 777 Boston Post Road, Suite 300, Darien 203-202-7610 bluewaveorthodontics .com

EROL GUND

Dental Associates of Connecticut 36 Padanaram Road, Danbury 203-748-5717 dentalassociates.us

SCOTT L. KESSELMAN

Riverside Orthodontics 1171 East Putnam Avenue, Building 2, Riverside 203-450-4969 riversideortho.net

BLAINE J. LANGBERG

17 Danbury Road, Suite 6, Ridgefield 203-431-4466 braceyourselves.com

FERNANDA D. MARCHI

Stamford Orthodontics 999 Summer Street, Suite 201, Stamford 203-325-3331 stamfordortho.com

Fairfield County Orthodontics 1275 Post Road, Suite 211, Fairfield 203-292-6644 bracesfairfield.com

EMILY C. DRIESMAN

GREGORY A. MCKENNA

Embrace Orthodontics 24 Imperial Avenue, Westport 203-227-6061 westportortho.com

AUSTIN W. FEENEY

45 Pine Street, New Canaan 203-966-3042 feeneysmiles.com

PETER FEIBISH

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-580-6390 dentalcarestamford.com

MARK P. FEINBERG 4 Corporate Drive, Suite 195, Shelton 203-513-2014 feinsmiles.com

ROBERT J. GALLOIS

Gallois Orthodontics 125 Strawberry Hill Avenue, Stamford

McKenna Orthodontics 131 Deer Hill Avenue, Danbury 203-790-9155 mckennaortho.com

GARY L. OPIN

Opin Wide! Orthodontics 266 South Broad Street, Milford 203-877-3231 opinorthodontics.com

M. BINA PARK

Dr. Bina Park Orthodontics 42 Sherwood Place, Greenwich 203-900-1111 drbinapark.com

ALLAN S. PHILLIPS Braces CT 8 Prospect Street, Ridgefield 203-438-6922 bracesct.com

MARY E. RITTER

Commerce Park Childrens Dentistry & Orthodontics 4702 Main Street, Bridgeport 203-371-8282 commerceparkdental .com

ROSEMARY RYAN

Greenwich Braces 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 204, Greenwich 203-869-2044 greenwichbraces.com

GREGORY W. SANFORD

Sanford Orthodontics 44 Old Ridgefield Road, Suite 218, Wilton 203-762-2322 sanfordorthodontics.com

UTTAMPAL SINGH

Dental Care Orthodontics 1500 Summer Street, Stamford (203) 580-6330 dentalcareorthodontics .com

MONICA A. TEREDESAI Smile Art Orthodontics 126 Old Ridgefield Road, Wilton 203-210-7375 smileartortho.com

GARRICK F. WONG

Garrick F. Wong DMD Orthodontics 453 East Putnam Avenue, 2nd Floor, Cos Cob 203-625-9888 drgarrickfwong.com

SIMON ZMUIDZINAS

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-580-6390 dentalcarestamford.com

PERIODONTICS

DURGESH A. KUDCHADKAR

Dental Care Kids 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-409-9162 dentalcarekids.com

Advanced Periodontics & Dental Implants 324 Elm Street, Suite 103A, Monroe 203-712-0917 (new patients); 203-268-2000 connecticutperiodontist .com

GORDON K. LEE

ROBERT CHUNG

HANNAH AHN

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Avenue, Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

ALEXI M. DAMASCUS Ridgefield Pediatric Dentistry 22 Prospect Street, Ridgefield 203-403-3009 ridgefieldpd.com

JENNIFER D. EPSTEIN Kids First Pediatric Dentistry 1478 Post Road, Fairfield 203-255-6851 kidsfirstdentistry.com

Greenwich Pediatric Dental Group 4 Dearfield Drive, Greenwich

RICHARD F. AMATO

Westport Pediatric Dentistry 305 Post Road East, Westport 203-226-5500 zerocavityzone.com

Periodontal Associates 4 Dearfield Drive, Suite 201, Greenwich 203-661-3733 ctperio.com

MEENAKSHI MADHU

273 Post Road West, Suite 1, Westport 203-226-7788 davidsonperio.com

Sensitive Care Dental 55 Old Gate Lane, Milford 203-951-5540 sensitivecare.net

VICTOR PARDI

BRUCE K. DAVIDSON

LAWRENCE A. DELIBERO

Children’s Dentistry and Orthodontics of Greenwich 1212 East Putnam Avenue, Riverside 203-698-0794 childrensdentistryand orthodontics.com

Fairfield County Periodontics & Dental Implants 115 Technology Drive, Suite C-304, Trumbull 203-459-1210 drdelibero.com

GREGORY S. MOKOTOFF

DAVID S. GOTTLIEB

Kids First Pediatric Dentistry 1478 Post Road, Fairfield 203-255-6851 kidsfirstdentistry.com

ANDREW SPADINGER

Periodontology Associates of Norwalk 10 Mott Avenue, Suite 1-C, Norwalk 203-853-1120 perioimplantsofnorwalk .com

Commerce Park Childrens Dentistry & Orthodontics 4702 Main Street, Bridgeport 203-371-8282 commerceparkdental .com

TERENCE S. JACKSON

GABRIELLE SYKOFF

SELMA KAPLAN

Dental Care Kids 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-409-9162 dentalcarekids.com

PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

EMILY GABELERMANHEIMER

203-422-5437 greenwichkidsdentist .com

HIROSHI TSUYUKI

Periodontics & Implant Dentistry Center 47 Oak Street, Suite 6, Stamford 203-252-2252 stamfordperio.com

Periodontics & Dental Implants 10 Mott Avenue, Suite 4A, Norwalk 203-635-4250 norwalkperio.com

Dentistry for Children 149 East Avenue, Suite 21, Norwalk 203-838-4191 dentistryforchildrenct .com

RUI “RAY” MA

LILIAN R. VIERA

15 Roseville Road, Westport 203-227-8990 jennymathews-perio.com

Children’s Dental Care of Norwalk 10 Mott Avenue, Suite 4C, Norwalk 203-866-5020 childrensdentalcareof norwalkllc.com

STACY ZARAKIOTISALEXANDROU

Greenwich Pediatric Dental Group 4 Dearfield Drive, Greenwich 203-422-5437 greenwichkidsdentist.com

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1047 Old Post Road, Fairfield 203-254-2006 sonickdmd.com

JENNY MATHEWS

BRETE D. MORAN 67 Cherry Street, Milford 203-876-0304 drbretemoran.com

RANDALL H. NEICHIN

Dental Care of Stamford 1500 Summer Street, Stamford 203-580-6390 dentalcarestamford.com

MICHAEL SONICK

Fairfield County Implants and Periodontics 1047 Old Post Road, Fairfield 203-254-2006 sonickdmd.com

E. J. TRAYNOR

Traynor Periodontics & Implants 15 Valley Drive Suite 302, Greenwich 203-661-5885 tpigreenwich.com

PERRY A. WASSERLAUF

Fairfield Periodontics 71 Beach Road, Fairfield 203-255-7771 fairfieldperiodontics.com

PROSTHODONTICS JOHN CORINO

Norwalk Dental Arts 10 Mott Avenue, Suite 2C, Norwalk 203-854-9565 norwalkdentalarts.com

JACK DEGRADO

Stamford Dental Group 47 Oak Street, Suite 220, Stamford 203-325-4700 stamforddentalgroup.com

MARIE E. FALCONE

Dental Specialists of Darien 24 Old Kings Highway South, Suite 101, Darien 203-836-2744 dentalspecialistsofdarien .com

KIMBERLY A. FARRELL

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Avenue, Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

STANLEY P. FREEMAN

Westport Dental Associates 329 Riverside Avenue, Westport 203-227-3709 westportdental.com

JEFFREY D. O’CONNELL Gold Coast Dental 1177 Post Road, Suite 2A, Fairfield 203-292-9292 goldcoastdentalpros.com

STEVEN J. ROTHENBERG

Dental Specialists of Darien 24 Old Kings Highway South, Suite 1, Darien 203-836-2744 dentalspecialistsofdarien .com

MIN-SUNG YOON

Evergreen Family Dental & Southbury Smiles 1300 Post Road, Suite 101, Fairfield 203-259-7870 evergreenfamilydental group.com G

HOW IT’S DONE METHODOLOGY BEHIND THE TOP DENTISTS LIST This list is excerpted from the 2021 topDentists™ list, a database that includes listings of more than 220 dentists and specialists in the Fairfield County area. The list is based on thousands of detailed evaluations of dental professionals by their peers. The complete database is available at usatopdentists.com. For more information call 706-364-0853; write P.O. Box 970, Augusta, GA 30903; email info@usatopdentists.com

SELECTION PROCESS “If you had a patient in need of a dentist, which dentist would you refer them to?” This is the question we’ve asked thousands of dentists to help us determine who the topDentists should be. Dentists and specialists are asked to take into consideration years of experience, continuing education, manner with patients, use of new techniques and technologies and, of course, physical results. The nomination pool of dentists consists of all dentists listed online with the American Dental Association as well as dentists listed online with their local dental societies, thus allowing virtually every dentist the opportunity to participate. Dentists are also given the opportunity to nominate other dentists that they feel should be included in our list. Respondents are asked to put aside any personal bias or political motivations and to use only their knowledge of their peers’ work when evaluating the other nominees. Voters are asked to individually evaluate the practitioners on their ballot whose work they are familiar with. Once the balloting is completed, the scores are compiled and then averaged. The numerical average required for inclusion varies depending on the average for all the nominees within the specialty and the geographic area. Borderline cases are given a careful consideration by the editors. Voting characteristics and comments are taken into consideration while making decisions. Past awards a dentist has received and status in various dental academies can play a factor in our decision. Once the decisions have been finalized, the included dentists are checked against state dental boards for disciplinary actions to make sure they have an active license and are in good standing with the board. Then letters of congratulations are sent to all the listed dentists. Of course, there are many fine dentists who are not included in this representative list. It is intended as a sampling of the great body of talent in the field of dentistry in the United States. A dentist’s inclusion on our list is based on the subjective judgments of his or her fellow dentists. While it is true that the lists may at times disproportionately reward visibility or popularity, we remain confident that our polling methodology largely corrects for any biases and that these lists continue to represent the most reliable, accurate and useful list of dentists available anywhere.

DISCLAIMER This list is excerpted from 2021 the topDentists™ list, which includes listings for over 220 dentists and specialists in the Fairfield County area. For more information call 706-364-0853; write P.O. Box 970, Augusta, GA 30903; email info@usatopdentists.com or visit www.usatopdentists.com. topDentists has used its best efforts in assembling material for this list but does not warrant that the information contained herein is complete or accurate, and does not assume, and hereby disclaims, any liability to any person for any loss or damage caused by errors or omissions herein whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause. Copyright 2010-2021 by topDentists, Augusta, GA. All rights reserved. This list, or parts thereof, must not be reproduced in any form without permission. No commercial use of the information in this list may be made without permission of topDentists. No fees may be charged, directly or indirectly, for the use of the information in this list without permission.

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Did you know that having healthy teeth, mouth and gums plays a vital role in your overall health? Your dentist can help decrease your risk of not only gum disease, tooth decay and halitosis, but also other issues such as stroke or heart attack. Finding the right dentist can be a challenge, so we’ve made it easier for you. The following pages introduce some of Fairfield County’s most prominent dental professionals who put your oral health at the forefront of their priorities. Choose a trusted individual to provide you and your family with the utmost care you deserve. A happy smile is a healthy one.

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Mark R. Sutton, D.D.S. Sean A. Sutton, D.D.S. SPECIALTY: Family and Cosmetic Dentistry 391 East Putnam Avenue Cos Cob, CT 203.869.2066 GreenwichDentistry.com

Doctors Mark and Sean Sutton of Greenwich Dentistry in Cos Cob

are Greenwich’s newest, most exciting, and only father-son duo in town. The practice, located at 391 East Putnam Ave., has cared for patients since 1977 and boasts a long history of providing dental services to a loyal patient base. Dr. Sean Sutton recently joined his father at the helm and brings a fresh outlook and contemporary armamentarium to dental care. Dr. Mark Sutton graduated from NYU College of Dentistry after taking a hiatus from his medical training to pursue an interest in becoming a Hollywood stuntman. After serving as Robin Williams’s stunt double in “World According to Garp,” and appearing in films like “Splash” and “Ghost Busters,” he realized he would rather fix teeth than break them. For over 30 years, Dr. Mark Sutton has helped build one of the oldest and most reputable practices in Greenwich through his commitment to lifelong education, evidence-based practice and patient satisfaction. Dr. Sutton puts his patients’ comfort and treatment expectations at the forefront, while using the latest technology to deliver the highest quality care. He is a member of the American Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, the Connecticut State Dental Association, and the Greenwich Dental Society, where he has served as president. Dr. Sean Sutton was born and raised in Greenwich, where he was given a first-hand perspective to the impact his father makes in the community through patient care and neighborhood outreach programs. At the University of Michigan, Sean was Captain of the 1st and 2nd ever Division-1 men’s lacrosse teams and excelled in his studies and goal of becoming a doctor. Like his father, Dr. Sean Sutton graduated with honors from NYU College of Dentistry. There, he learned from the top minds in the fields of cosmetic and restorative dentistry, while taking advantage of the school’s worldrenowned research programs and state-of-

the-art dental technology. He completed a hospital residency program at The Brooklyn Hospital, where he received extensive training in oral surgery, orthodontics and pediatrics. Dr. Sean Sutton believes that oral health is an integral part of overall health and works with specialists in all fields of medicine to provide his patients with healthy and beautiful smiles. Dr. Sean Sutton is a member of the American Dental Association, the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentists, the Connecticut State Dental Association, and the Second District

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Dental Society. The Greenwich Dentistry office is located on the Post Road in the heart of Cos Cob in a restored Victorian building with plenty of parking. Here, the fatherson team guarantees top-quality work while minimizing the stress of going to the dentist. With a friendly staff, a comfortable waiting room (where almost no time is spent), Saturday availability, contemporary operatories and cutting-edge technologythe anxiety often associated with the dental patient experience is a thing of the past!

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Where did you go to school?

Steven Brody, D.D.S.: Medical College of Virginia School of Dentistry; Yale-New Haven/Hospital Saint Raphael—Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency; Beaumont U.S. Army Medical Center—General Practice Residency Joseph Wallace, D.D.S.: Georgetown University School of Dentistry; Washington Hospital Center—Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Thomas Wilson, D.D.S., M.D.: Columbia University School of Dentistry; Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons; NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital— Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency; NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital—General Surgery Internship Brett Zuckman, D.M.D.: Temple University School of Dentistry; Lincoln Medical Center/Weill Cornell Medical College—Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency

What distinguishes your practice?

Founded in 1984, Greenwich Oral Surgery treats each patient with the care and attention that has come to be our hallmark. Each of our doctors is Board Certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and holds memberships in many dental and medical organizations. Our doctors, with appointments to the staffs of Greenwich Hospital, NewYorkPresbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center, afford our patients the highest standard of care. Our patients have the advantage of the collaborative nature of our practice. Frequently, diagnostic consultations and surgical procedures can receive the attention of multiple members of our group. Our practice consists of two state-ofthe-art offices. At least one of our doctors is available 24/7, 365 days per year. We are also proud to note that our doctors have been awarded Top Dentist status every year.

What procedures does your practice provide?

Some of the procedures offered are: dental implants, wisdom teeth extraction, bone grafting, pediatric procedures, TMJ treatments, reconstructive jaw surgery, facial trauma, oral pathology, and cosmetic procedures such as Botox® and fillers.

Steven Brody, D.D.S., Joseph Wallace, D.D.S., Thomas Wilson, D.D.S., M.D., Brett Zuckman, D.M.D. GREENWICH ORAL SURGERY

SPECIALTY: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Dental Implant Surgery 23 Maple Avenue, Greenwich, CT | 203.661.5858 3010 Westchester Avenue, Suite 306, Purchase, NY | 914.253.9088 | greenwichoralsurgery.com

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E.J. Traynor, DMD, MS is a Periodontist in

E.J. Traynor, D.M.D., M.S. TRAYNOR PERIODONTICS & IMPLANTS 15 Valley Drive, Suite 302 Greenwich, CT 06878 203.661.5885 @traynorperiodontics Traynor Periodontics & Implants tpigreenwich.com

Greenwich. She diagnoses and successfully treats your periodontal disease. “Sometimes, we overlook the importance of the gums, but the number one reason people lose their teeth is because of unhealthy gums.” And as a Periodontist, Dr. E.J. Traynor spends her days and evenings helping her patients combat gum disease and subsequently avoiding greater health issues that can result when the disease is untreated.

What distinguishes your practice?

My philosophy is that an interdisciplinary approach to treatment is the most successful and rewarding for my patients. By working collaboratively with you

and your general dentist, I am able to put in place a treatment plan that will effectively address your gum disease and aims to save your natural teeth. In addition, I am trained in the LANAP Protocol, which is the only FDA-cleared laser therapy treatment for bone loss and gum disease. The LANAP protocol is an alternative to gum surgery, it is minimally invasive and proven to regenerate bone that was lost to gum disease.

What other procedures does your practice provide? In addition to doing laserassisted periodontal surgery (LANAP), I perform customized implant surgery to replace and improve your smile. I also perform cosmetic periodontal

DR. KARLIS’ SPECIALTY FOCUS AREAS ARE: pediatric and young adult oral and maxillofacial surgery, which include extraction of primary and adult teeth, wisdom teeth removal, exposure of impacted canines, mesiodens removal, correction of tongue-tied patients and orthognathic surgery.

Vasiliki Karlis, DMD, MD, FACS MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY OF GREENWICH SPECIALTY: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 4 Dearfield Drive, #205, Greenwich, CT 203.717.1222 msgoms.com

Dr. Vasiliki Karlis is an Associate Professor and the Director of the Advanced Education Program in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at New York University Medical Center. She received her D.M.D. from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and her certificate in oral and maxillofacial surgery from NYU Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital Center. Dr. Karlis completed her M.D. at Louisiana State University School of Medicine in Shreveport, Louisiana and her general surgery internship at NYU Medical Center. A Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery,

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procedures such as a gum lift to reduce your gummy smile and gum grafts to repair recession and tooth root exposure.

Where did you go to school?

I completed my undergraduate, Dental degree and a 1-year hospital residency at Washington University in St Louis in 1991. I then went on to specialize in Periodontics at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. There, I completed a three-year residency, was Chief Resident and received a certificate in Periodontics and Implants as well a Master’s in Science. I opened my private practice in Greenwich in 1998. I recently moved into a newly modeled, state of art office, also in Greenwich.

Dr. Karlis was appointed to their Examination Committee in 2003 and served as Co-Chair of the Section in Medicine and Anesthesia for 20072009. She was appointed on the Board of Regents for the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health from 2003-2007. Dr. Karlis was awarded Fellowship in the American College of Surgeons in 2008, this Fellowship is a highly selective process and only given to individuals who meet stringent requirements and high professional ethics. Dr. Karlis is well recognized nationally and internationally and has authored multiple manuscripts, book chapters, and publications in peer reviewed journals. She is an active member in numerous committees at Bellevue Hospital Center and nationally has been appointed to the Committee on Residency Education and Training of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

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Rosemary Ryan,DDS Tiffany Christensen, DDS, MS GREENWICH BRACES, LLC SPECIALTY: Orthodontics 4 Dearfield Drive, Greenwich, CT 203.869.2044 greenwichbraces.com

Where did you go to school?

Dr. Ryan: DDS: Columbia University-College of Dental Medicine; General Practice Residency: Lenox Hill Hospital, NYC; Orthodontic Residency: Montefiore Medical Center Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Dr. Christensen: DDS: Columbia UniversityCollege of Dental Medicine; MS, Orthodontic Residency: Columbia University-College of Dental Medicine

Years of practice?

Dr. Ryan has been practicing for twenty-eight years. She graduated dental school in 1992 and completed her orthodontic training in 1995. Dr. Christensen has been practicing for thirteen years. She graduated dental school in 2007 and completed her orthodontic training in 2010.

What sets you apart from your competition?

At Greenwich Braces, two orthodontic minds, with years of extensive training and experience, go into formulating each orthodontic treatment plan. Dr. Ryan and Dr. Christensen combine the greatest aspects of their skills and experience to provide the best care possible to our patients. Over the past 22 years, we have treated more than 3,900 orthodontic patients with braces, Invisalign® and a variety of other treatment modalities. Some of our patients have even commuted from as far away as London, Qatar, Atlanta, Chicago, New York and New Jersey, to be treated in our office.

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How do you change people’s lives? We feel it is important to recognize a need for compassion beyond braces. We want our patients to feel beautiful and smile on the inside, as well as on the outside. Our motto is treat each patient as if they are our family member. We truly enjoy our patients and look forward to their visits. We strive to make our office the most safe and comfortable environment possible. Additionally, we feel blessed to live and work in such a great community. Dr. Ryan and Dr. Christensen believe in paying it forward. We support local charities to make our community a better place for everyone. Every month, we commit a portion of our proceeds to a charitable organization. Doing this makes our community and our world a better place.

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Barbara J. Devine, DMD, MAGD Vincent B. DeFina, DMD, FAGD DEVINE DENTAL, LLC 4 Dearfield Drive Greenwich, CT 203.629.9009 dentistofgreenwich.com

Dr. James H. Doundoulakis COSMETIC DENTAL OF GREENWICH LLC 1 Webb Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 203.637.1141 cosmeticdentistgreenwichct.com

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At Devine Dental our mission is to deliver

Hillside Medical Center with advanced training in all aspects of general practice including periodontics, pedodontics, endodontics, oral surgery, oral pathology, restorative dentistry, orthodontics and IV sedation techniques. Dr. DeFina joined the practice in 2011. He is a Greenwich native, graduating from Greenwich High School in 2000. He then went on to receive his undergraduate degree from Bucknell University. After several years in medical/dental research he went on to the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine. Following dental school, he continued his education at the University of Florida AEGD, where he learned advanced techniques in implant

dentistry and esthetics. Dr. DeFina is dedicated to upholding the high standards of the practice and continuing the family tradition of excellence in dentistry. Our commitment to comprehensive dental care also makes us uniquely suited to provide the very best in full mouth rehabilitation for patients seeking to restore beauty and functionality to their smile. This service is one of our signature offerings and is of great benefit to patients with extensive restorative needs. As with all of our treatment plans, we take a great deal of satisfaction in placing our valued patients on the road to wellness by restoring their confidence through excellence in dental care.

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New York, NY, where he has instructed and inspired over 1400 dentists. Since 2014, he has brought his expertise to Greenwich and Western CT. He is a member of the Greenwich Dental Society and Connecticut State Dental Association. Dr. Doundoulakis is one of a few dental specialists who has been recognized as a Fellow by multiple prosthodontic and implant academies. He received his specialty training in Prosthodontics at Harvard University School of Dental Medicine, after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania Dental School. One of our “Hallmarks,” Dr. Doundoulakis was honored to have one of his “extreme makeovers” featured on ABC-TV’s The View, featuring Barbara Walters and Meredith

Viera. Dr. Doundoulakis is also the author of “The Perfect Smile—A Consumer’s Guide to Tooth Whitening and Bleaching, Veneers and Dental Implants,” published by the Hatherleigh Press. He has also published multiple articles in peer-reviewed journals and has won acclaim for his work. As a prosthodontist, Dr. Doundoulakis’s biggest role in the treatment of his patients is the beautification of their teeth, better known as “cosmetic dentistry.” In addition, he is an expert in the replacement of missing teeth, utilizing dental implants. Dr. Doundoulakis is Past President of the Academy of Osseointegration, the world’s leading and most recognized dental academy devoted to the research and clinical use of dental implants.

the highest-quality dental care utilizing the most advanced techniques. Our goal is to have the maximum impact on the oral health and overall well-being of our patients. Through mutual respect, careful communication and cooperation, both Dr. Devine and Dr. DeFina along with their team provide a comfortable and caring atmosphere in which patients always feel their best interests are being served. Dr. Devine received her undergraduate degree from Queens College. She then graduated from The University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. She completed her residency at the Long Island Jewish-

is a trained prosthodontist, the only dental specialty recognized by the American Dental Association devoted to restoring and replacing teeth. When you visit Cosmetic Dental of Greenwich, your smile and oral health is their top priority. Their entire team is dedicated to providing you with the personalized, quality dental care that you deserve. You will experience all that modern dentistry has to offer, including a comprehensive list of general, restorative and cosmetic dental services utilizing the latest dental technologies. Dr. Doundoulakis has practiced successfully for over 28 years in Manhattan’s upper eastside, while also holding the position as Director of Prosthodontics and Implantology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in

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Dr. Jan Linhart Dr. Zachary Linhart Dr. Hayley Bindner LINHART DENTISTRY SPECIALTY: Restorative, cosmetic, & multispecialty dentistry Greenwich 40 E. Putnam Ave Cos Cob, CT 203.661.2279 greenwich@drlinhart.com NYC 230 Park Avenue New York, NY 212.682.5180 info@drlinhart.com

Linhart Dentistry, with over 40 years of expertise in Midtown Manhattan, has expanded into Greenwich! “We are old-world service and charm in a modern, stateof-the-art environment”, says Dr. Jan Linhart and Dr. Zachary Linhart, “our history is deeply rooted in New York City, but our story began in Europe, and our patients are from all over the world. We always knew Greenwich would be the next point of expansion, and we are excited to have established our new office in Cos Cob, right in the middle of town.” In 1979, Dr. Jan Linhart opened the doors to Linhart Dentistry in NYC’s iconic Helmsley Building, steps from Grand Central Terminal. There, Dr. Linhart built a most impressive, full-service dental practice, from fullmouth cosmetic cases to comprehensive general care.

Dr. Gary Wong is an orthodontic and

Garrick F. Wong, DMD GARRICK F. WONG, DMD, LTD. SPECIALTY: Orthodontics 453 East Putnam Avenue Cos Cob, CT 203.625.9888 drgarrickfwong.com

dentofacial orthopedic specialist who has practiced in Greenwich, Connecticut for the past twenty-seven years. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Tufts School of Dentistry; and completed his Postdoctoral Program in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Wong has taught as a clinical instructor in the Undergraduate Dental Program at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine; and was also an associate professor in the Graduate Orthodontic Program at New York University, College of Dentistry. Beyond his basic orthodontic training, Dr. Wong has always been a strong believer of Continuing

NY Magazine referred to the practice as “One-Stop Dental Perfection!” In 2010, Dr. Zachary Linhart joined the practice after following in his father’s footsteps of attending Bowdoin College and NYU College of Dentistry. He added his expertise in implantology, and echoing his father, an eye for cosmetic dentistry. Their NYC staff of over 25 consists of top in-house specialists including a Periodontist (gum and implant specialist), Endodontist (Root Canal Specialist), Orthodontist (braces and Invisalign specialist) as well as hygienists, assistants and administrative staff - many of whom have been there for more than twenty years! It’s clear both doctors have the skill and the talent, and their unparalleled abilities to create the most stunning, natural smiles is at the foundation of their world-renowned

Education. This way he has been able to keep up with the latest trends in orthodontic methods and technologies. Dr. Wong is one of the original graduates of the Invisalign Master’s Program. Over the Covid-19 Pandemic, Dr. Wong completed his Align Intensive Fellowship. In growing children and adolescents, Dr. Wong can use a variety of methods that utilizes their growth potential. This allows him to improve/correct any predetermined growth patterns or destructive oral habits that are causing the patient’s malocclusion. In adult orthodontic cases, there is no growth to help correct their malocclusions. Therefore, the orthodontic treatment goals, methods and prognosis are very different from that of a growing child. In more

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2021 | Dental PROFILES reputations as leaders in cosmetic and restorative family dentistry. When Dr. Zachary Linhart moved to Greenwich in 2016 with his young family, he was returning to the area, having grown up in nearby Purchase, NY and graduating from RCDS. At this point, the plan to extend their NYC practice was set in motion. It wasn’t until the Covid pandemic that Dr. Zachary Linhart fully realized the positive impact a Greenwich practice would have for current Linhart Dentistry patients, as well as other local residents. “Our added location in this beautiful, suburban environment has provided more, and easier opportunities to keep up with regular dental care. We are so pleased to be offering our services in Greenwich, and look forward to welcoming the community to our new office!”

complicated adult cases, the lack of growth sometimes makes it necessary to design an interdisciplinary treatment plan. This requires collaboration with the patient’s general dentist, and/or other dental specialists. Dr. Wong’s orthodontic practice has prided itself in providing the highest quality of service for every child, adolescent or adult patient that comes to his office. He has always believed in maintaining the highest level of professional ethics, and he will only start orthodontic treatment if and when it is appropriate to do so. His capable and friendly staff has always tried to make every patient’s orthodontic treatment an enjoyable experience in a comfortable, relaxed environment.

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Danielle Goodwin

CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICS OF GREENWICH

GOODWIN DENTAL 31 River Road, Suite 300 Cos Cob, CT 203.869.2552 dgoodwindds.com

1212 East Putnam Avenue Riverside, CT 203.698.0794 childrensdentistryandorthodontics.com

Silvestro Iommazzo, DDS & Victor Pardi, DDS Why did you choose your specialty? If you add up all the years Dr. Goodwin has been in the Dental Field as a Hygienist and a Dentist, you will see she has been taking care of teeth for over 20 years. “Time has flown by. I’ve had the opportunity to see so many changes in Dentistry.” Technological advances really help her days go by with less stress. At her family practice in Cos Cob, she uses the safest equipment and the most up-todate technology available.

It has been a tough year fighting the Covid virus, but Dentistry is essential to our overall health and wellbeing. We have put into place guidelines to safely and effectively provide dental treatment to our patients, as well as keeping our families, friends and staff as safe as possible. We continue to follow all local and changing regulations on a daily basis. Our patients and staff are so happy to be coming back and we hope it can stay this way.

While there are many things I love about being a Dentist, treatment planning with the local specialists in town is very exciting for me. Being a solo Dentist at my office can get lonely sometimes, so it is great to work and collaborate with a

As a specialist in pediatric dentistry, Dr. Iommazzo cares for the oral health of children from infancy to early adult. As a specialist in orthodontics Dr. Pardi supports patients by improving their smiles and selfesteem, in addition to correcting even the most complex bite problems. We both have different passions but strive to do all we can for our patients.

group of talented dentists I also call my friends. I love watching kids I see at 3 or 4 years old grow up. Being a general dentist, I can appreciate different stages of growth and even watch them have their own children. But the best part about my job is the work-life balance it provides me as a mother of 2 active boys. I can get into work early, do teeth all day, and make it to their events after school. It is most important to me not to miss my children growing up, and Dentistry allows me to do just that.

Years in practice? Twenty-five years

What sets you apart from your competition?

Our practice has continued to serve our community for over 20 years. We provide state-

Proudly, we are the choice for many pediatricians’ and dentists’ children.

of-the-art treatment in all phases of dentistry, including after hour emergency care. We engage in continuing education to stay up to date with the latest technologies to best serve our patients and families. We get to know our patients very, very well. Our staff has been with our practice a LONG time. We love seeing our patients all over town. I love when kids run up to me to show me their wiggly teeth or when patients introduce me to their families. It’s a great feeling and the reason I love being a Local Dentist.

What is your greatest achievement?

When past patients come back with their children for me to treat, it is the greatest compliment I can ever receive!!

Why is it important for children to get screened by the age of 7? The American Association of Orthodontics recommends an evaluation by an orthodontist by age seven because many times early developmental treatment guides permanent teeth into a more favorable position, lowers the risk of dental trauma and can correct skeletal discrepancies.

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What sets you apart from your competition?

Our practice has continued to serve our community for over thirty years. We provide state-of-the-art treatment in all phases of pediatric dentistry and orthodontics, including emergency service 24-7. We are constantly engaged in continuing education to stay up-to-date with the latest technologies to best serve our patients and families.

Scott Kesselman D.D.S RIVERSIDE ORTHODONTICS SPECIALTY: Invisalign® and Braces For All Ages 1171 East Putnam Avenue Riverside, CT 203.698.0045 riversideortho.net

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Dr. Emily Driesman and the incredible staff of Embrace Orthodontics have been providing families in Fairfield County superior orthodontic care for a decade. Growing from her original office in Westport, Dr. Emily Driesman (“Dr. Emily”), has now expanded her locations to include a second state of the art office in Stamford. With a passion for creating a comfortable atmosphere and a “concierge type practice,” Dr. Emily prides herself on not only creating beautiful, healthy and functional smiles, but also cultivating relationships with each patient she treats. Having grown up in Fairfield County, Dr. Emily can relate to her patients and truly loves practicing in the area she grew up, is raising her two children, and

Emily Driesman, DDS EMBRACE ORTHODONTICS SPECIALTY: Orthodontics Westport Location: 24 Imperial Ave, Westport, CT 06880 Stamford Location: 61 Fourth Street, Stamford, CT 06905 203.227.6061 westportortho.com

Another year to be most thankful to be honored and for the ability to

serve our communities dental health needs. My staff and I are truly humbled to be a part of this community that fulfills us with a diverse and multiplicity of individuals that visit our office and become life long patients and friends.

Robert N. Tramposch, DDS Meenakshi Madhu, DDS Board Certified Pediatric Dentist

GREENWICH SMILES, PLLC SPECIALTY: Adult, Cosmetic and Pediatric Dentistry 25 Valley Drive Greenwich, CT 203.862.9000 greenwichsmiles.com

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is so fond of! At Embrace Orthodontics, Dr. Emily and her staff are committed to obtaining exceptional results using the latest technolgies including 3D diagnosis and treatment planning, iTero scanning, Damon Braces, Invisalign clear aligners and inBraces lingual braces. Dr. Emily is a boardcertified orthodontist, an accolade that only one third of her profession has been awarded. Dr. Emily Driesman is humbled to be voted by her peers five years in a row as one of Moffly Media’s Top Dentists. Embrace Orthodontics looks forward to welcoming new patients to the practice and giving them a reason to ‘Smile Big.’ Be sure to sure to check out our Instagram handle: @embrace.your.smile

Will patients feel safe coming back to the dentist?

During these trying times, we are taking every precaution necessary to safe guard our patients and staff. Patients can be reassured that at Greenwich Smiles we surpass all CDC, OSHA and ADA quidelines. When patients arrive they must be wearing a mask. If a patient does not have a mask, one will What do you enjoy most about be provided. being a dental practitioner? All patients will then disinfect at Developing a relationship with each the hand sanitation station, have their patient and family. I take great pride that temperature taken and complete a my patients trust me with their dental screening process questionnaire. health and well being. We have staggered appointments so no one is in the waiting room. In between How is your office adjusting to appointments we have alotted 15 minutes Covid protocols? for disinfecting all rooms. After business Prior to Covid-19 we have always hours there is a complete disinfection prioritized on disinfection and sterilization. As of March, all staff and doctors wear N95 process including medical grade air purifiers. These are a few of the masks, full face shields and disposable measures we have taking to ensure gowns. our patients feel safe and comfortable Everyone has been great and fully accepting with our new Covid-19 protocols. in our office.

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Alexis also understands the complexities and needs of small businesses. As a result, SD Showroom offers ongoing opportunities to help foster designers’ professional growth and development, with a full calendar of networking events and seminars. And there is also a loyalty program offering spendable credits as a way to further build business for interior designers.

What began as a family-run furniture store seventy years ago by Alexis’ grandfather, has evolved into a design destination for innovators across the tri-state area. Throughout its rich history, SD Showroom has been at the forefront of the interior design industry, known for its exceptional customer service and emphasis on the design experience.

Exclusive to the trade, SD Showroom helps clients build their businesses. The team provides end-to-end expertise and support, from research through delivery and follow-up customer service.

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Ring’s End, a Connecticut-based lumber and building materials retailer, serves the CT shoreline, South County, RI, and Southern Westchester County, NY. Founded in 1902 in Darien, Ring’s End today has nine full-service lumberyards, ten free-standing paint centers, most with dedicated design and décor showrooms, a commercial paint and lacquer facility, a custom millwork shop, a centralized distribution warehouse, and an education center. Ring’s End is the largest retailer of both Marvin windows and doors and Benjamin Moore paint in the Northeast. This family-run company remains true to its founding principles, catering to builders, remodelers and homeowners alike with an inventory of only the highest-quality materials, a reputation for superior service, and a commitment to the local communities. Over the course of its 118-year history, Ring’s End has increased their product offerings and embraced technology with the launch of an e-commerce website to supplement its brick and mortar stores, complement the modern shopping experience, and cater to a diverse demographic.

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Driven by a spirit of possibility, our commitment to people goes beyond the products we make. We commit to long-lasting and trusting relationships with our employees, customers, channel partners and communities.

As a fourth-generation, family-owned and operated company, Marvin fosters a culture committed to living our values. Our commitment to doing the right thing, working stronger together, and thinking differently inspires us to be better every day. Crafted with exceptional skill, our products deliver quality you can see, touch and feel, beauty that brings joy, and performance that stands the test of time.

At Marvin, we are driven to imagine and create better ways of living. With every window and door we make, we strive to bring more natural light and more fresh air into homes, and to create deeper connections to the natural world. We put people at the center of everything we do by designing for how people live and work and imagining new ways our products can contribute to happier and healthier homes.

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Beinfield Architecture @beinfieldarchitecture Bruce Beinfield James Wassell Seelan Pather Nathan Dalesio Jessica Sanseverra (Interior Designer) Carol Beinfield (Interior Designer) Beinfield Architecture South Norwalk; 203-838-5789 beinfield.com

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calendar ART & ANTIQUES ALDRICH MUSEUM, 258 Main St., Ridgefield, 438-0198. Tues.-Sun. aldrichart.org AMY SIMON FINE ART, 1869 Post Rd. East, Westport, 259-1500. amysimonfineart.com BRUCE MUSEUM, 1 Museum Dr., 869-0376. brucemuseum.org CANFIN GALLERY, 39 Main St., Tarrytown, NY, 914-332-4554. canfingallery.com

Jim Aiello of the Greenwich Business Institute; Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates; Paul Tudor Jones II of Tudor Investment Corporation; Bruce McGuire of the Greenwich Business Institute

Greenwich Economic Forum This month, leading minds in global business, finance, media and government will once again convene in Greenwich for the fourth annual Greenwich Economic Forum. In 2018, Jim Aiello and Bruce McGuire of the Greenwich Business Institute launched the global investment conference, which fosters discussion and debate about the financial impact of the defining issues of our times. Past speakers have included Ray Dalio, Paul Tudor Jones, Annie Lamont, Afsaneh Beschloss, Byron Allen, Steve Case and Arianna Huffington. This year, the Forum will focus on the global economic impact the pandemic had—and will continue to have—on the world economy. It will also explore international government stimulus efforts, the emergence of Digital Assets as a new asset class, the “new rules” of ESG, China’s evolving role in world economy and several other topics. The Forum will take place in person on Tuesday, September 21 at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor hotel, as well as digitally with GEF’s global audience on September 22 and 23. Registration for both digital and in-person Delegate Passes is now open. greenwicheconomicforum.com ( for more events visit greenwichmag.com )

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CARAMOOR CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE ARTS, Girdle Ridge Rd., Katonah, NY, 914-232-1252. Caramoor is a destination for exceptional music, captivating programs, spectacular gardens and grounds, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. caramoor.org CAVALIER GALLERIES, 405 Greenwich Ave., 869-3664. cavaliergalleries .com CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY PRINTMAKING, 299 West Ave., Norwalk, 899-7999. contemprints.org CLAY ART CENTER, 40 Beech St., Port Chester, NY, 914-937-2047. clayartcenter.org DISCOVERY MUSEUM AND PLANETARIUM, 4450 Park Ave., Bridgeport, 372-3521. discoverymuseum.org FAIRFIELD MUSEUM AND HISTORY CENTER, 370 Beach Rd., Fairfield, 259-1598. fairfieldhistory.org FLINN GALLERY, 101 W. Putnam Ave., 622-7947. flinngallery.com

GERTRUDE G. WHITE GALLERY, YWCA, 259 E. Putnam Ave., 869-6501. ywcagreenwich.org GREENWICH ARTS COUNCIL, 299 Greenwich Ave., 862-6750. greenwich artscouncil.org GREENWICH ART SOCIETY, 299 Greenwich Ave. 2nd fl, 629-1533. A studio school that offers a visual arts education program for kids and adults. greenwichartsociety.org GREENWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 47 Strickland Rd., 869-6899. greenwichhistory.org KATONAH MUSEUM OF ART, Rte. 22 at Jay St., Katonah, NY, 914-232-9555. katonahmuseum.org KENISE BARNES FINE ART, 1947 Palmer Ave., Larchmont, NY, 914-834-8077. kbfa.com LOCKWOOD-MATHEWS MANSION MUSEUM, 295 West Ave., Norwalk, 838-9799. lockwoodmathewsmansion .com LOFT ARTISTS ASSOCIATION, 575 Pacific St., Stamford, 203-247-2027. loftartists.org MARITIME AQUARIUM, 10 N. Water St., S. Norwalk, 852-0700. maritimeaquarium.org NEUBERGER MUSEUM OF ART, Purchase College, 735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase, NY, 914-2516100. neuberger.org PELHAM ART CENTER, 155 Fifth Ave., Pelham, NY, 914-738-2525 ext. 113. pelhamartcenter.org »

radnelac 345-2300. websterbankarena.com AVON THEATRE FILM CENTER, 272 Bedford St., Stamford, 661-0321. avontheatre.org CURTAIN CALL, The  Sterling Farms Theatre Complex, 1349 Newfield  Ave., Stamford, 329-8207. curtaincallinc.com DOWNTOWN CABARET THEATRE, 263 Golden Hill St., Bridgeport, 576-1636. dtcab.com

Breast Cancer Alliance Join the team at the Breast Cancer Alliance for its annual golf event with the goal of funding innovative, early-stage research in the field of breast cancer. Tuesday, September 14, at The Golf Club of Purchase. The fun-filled day starts at 11 a.m. and wraps with cocktails, dinner and prizes. To register, visit breastcanceralliance.org/events. ROWAYTON ARTS CENTER, 145 Rowayton Ave., Rowayton, 866-2744. rowaytonarts.org SAMUEL OWEN GALLERY, 382 Greenwich Ave., 325-1924. samuelowen.org SILVERMINE GUILD ARTS CENTER, 1037 Silvermine Rd., New Canaan, 203-966-9700. silvermineart.org SANDRA MORGAN INTERIORS & ART PRIVÉ, 135 East Putnam Ave., 2nd flr., Greenwich, 629-8121. sandramorganinteriors.com STAMFORD ART ASSOCIATION, 39 Franklin St., Stamford, 203-325-1139. stamfordartassociation.org STAMFORD MUSEUM & NATURE CENTER, 39 Scofieldtown Rd., Stamford, 977-6521. stamfordmuseum.org

UCONN STAMFORD ART GALLERY, One University Pl., Stamford, 251-8400. artgallery. stamford.uconn.edu

FAIRFIELD THEATRE COMPANY, On StageOne, 70 Sanford St., Fairfield, 259-1036. fairfieldtheatre.org

AUDUBON GREENWICH, 613 Riversville Rd., 869-5272. greenwich.audubon.org AUX DÉLICES, 231 Acosta St., Stamford, 326-4540, ext. 108. auxdelicesfoods.com BOWMAN OBSERVATORY PUBLIC NIGHT, NE of Milbank/East Elm St. rotary on the grounds of Julian Curtiss School, 869-6786, ext. 338

CLAY ART CENTER, 40 Beech St., Port Chester, NY, 914-937-2047. clayartcenter.org CONNECTICUT CERAMICS STUDY CIRCLE, Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Dr. ctcsc.org FAIRFIELD MUSEUM AND HISTORY CENTER, 370 Beach Rd., Fairfield, 259-1598. fairfieldhistory.org GARDEN EDUCATION CENTER, 130 Bible St., 869-9242. gecgreenwich.org

GREENWICH LIBRARY, 101 W. Putnam Ave., 622-7900. greenwichlibrary.org JACOB BURNS FILM CENTER, 364 Manville Rd., Pleasantville, NY, 914-773-7663. burnsfilmcenter.org LONG WHARF THEATRE, 222 Sargent Dr., New Haven, 787-4282. longwharf.com RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE, 80 East Ridge, Ridgefield, 4389269. ridgefieldplayhouse.org

YALE CENTER FOR BRITISH ART, 1080 Chapel St., New Haven, 432-2800. britishart.yale.edu

RIDGEFIELD THEATER BARN, 37 Halpin Ln., Ridgefield, 431-9850. ridgefieldtheaterbarn.org

YALE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY, 1111 Chapel St., New Haven, 432-0611. artgallery.yale.edu

SHUBERT THEATER, 247 College St., New Haven, 800-228-6622. shubert.com

ARENA AT HARBOR YARD, 600 Main St., Bridgeport,

ALDRICH MUSEUM, 258 Main St., Ridgefield, 438-0198. aldrichart.org

BRUCE MUSEUM, 1 Museum Dr., 869-0376. brucemuseum.org

GOODSPEED OPERA HOUSE, 6 Main St., East Haddam, 860-873-8668. goodspeed.org

WESTPORT ARTS CENTER, 51 Riverside Ave., Westport, 226-7070. westportartscenter.org

CONCERTS, FILM & THEATER

LECTURES, TOURS & WORKSHOPS

STAMFORD CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Palace Theatre, 61 Atlantic St., Stamford, 325-4466. stamfordcenterforthearts.org WESTPORT COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE, 25 Powers Ct., Westport, 227-4177. westportplayhouse.org greenwichmag.com

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Sandra Morgan Interiors & Art Privé Derek Gores creates a splash with his new exhibit Layers of Life at Sandra Morgan Interiors & Art Privé. His lush collage portraits are made out of recycled magazines, maps and advertisements. Come see for yourself at the opening night reception, Thursday, September 23 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., 135 East Putnam Ave., 2nd floor in Greenwich. sandramorganinteriors.com »

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CELEBRATING

10 YEARS! TUE | SEP 21

Italian Wine Experience with Kevin Zraly 5:30PM-7:30PM Kanopi, White Plains, NY Tickets: $95 pp | $150 with dinner starting at 8pm

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NEW EVENT!

Party on the Pier at Playland

SEPTEMBER 21-25, 2021

6:00PM-9:00PM | Rye Playland, Rye, NY Tickets: $50 pp | $450 Party pack of 10

Get your tickets now for the area’s premier multi-day festival of gourmet food, world-class wines, beer, spirits, food trucks and award-winning chefs. From the always sold-out Burger & Beer Blast to the iconic Grand Tasting Village and Connoisseurs Tent, to the all-new Party on the Pier at Playland, and a unique Wine Collectors’ Dinner, this extravaganza of food, wine, beer and

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Burger & Beer Blast 6:00PM-10:00PM Kensico Dam Plaza, Valhalla, NY Tickets: $75 pp | $700 Party pack of 10

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NEW EVENT!

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6:30PM-9:30PM X20 Xaviars on the Hudson, Yonkers, NY Tickets: $185 pp includes tax & gratuities. Bring Your Own to Share: 1 bottle pp or 1 magnum per couple.

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• The festival requires ALL attendees to be fully vaccinated. No exceptions. • All attendees MUST show the New York Excelsior Pass OR vaccination card & ID upon entry. • No one under 21 will be admitted to any event. No infants, strollers or pets.

12:00PM-4:00PM Kensico Dam Plaza, Valhalla, NY Tickets: $85 pp Party Line Connoisseurs Tent Tickets: $125 pp

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OTHER EVENTS BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF GREENWICH, at “the club”, Fri. 10, transport yourself to

Greenwich Symphony Orchestra

Mykonos and enjoy a festive cocktail party outside under the moonlit sky to celebrate the work of Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, 6:30 p.m., for more information visit bgcg.org. FAMILY CENTERS, private home in Greenwich, Sat. 18, spiff yourself up, hop in your roadster and race over to the most sneakiest speakeasy this side of the Long Island Sound, cochaired by Kate Clark, Bri Hart, Susannah Heyworth, Ashley Reid and Carter Simonds, for more information visit familycenters.org. GREENWICH UNITED WAY, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, Fri. 24, annual Brew Ha-Ha Comedy Night, hosted by Jame Condon, for more information visit greenwichunitedway.org. Conductor, Stuart Malina

On Saturday, September 25 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, September 26 at 3 p.m. Greenwich Symphony Orchestra will begin its 2021-22 concert series with conductor Stuart Malina on the podium. Mr. Malina is the first of five distinguished conductors who will lead the orchestra this year. Each conductor will spend a week in Greenwich learning about the community. The concert will take place at the Performing Arts Center at Greenwich High School. Adult tickets are $40, students $10. Call 203-869-2664 or visit greenwichsymphony.org for more information. »

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The Greenwich Policeman's Ball The Town of Greenwich is proud to be celebrating the 125th anniversary of the Greenwich Police Department.

Please oin us as we honor and recogni e the brave men and women in law enforcement who protect our families and strive to keep Greenwich safe for everyone.

Saturday, October 16, 2021, 6:30 pm Riverside Yacht Club, Riverside, CT

Patrons Party Thursday, September 30, 2021 Greenwich Historical Society, Cos Cob, CT

For tickets and more info or if you would like to be a Sponsor of the Greenwich Policeman's Ball, visit www.gpdscholarshipfund.org or call Ali Cornelius 203.622.7884

Proceeds from this event will go to the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund, a non-profit 501 (c) (3), granting financial college assistance to the children of active Greenwich Police +fficers, who ualify by ability and character.

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A Taste of Home, is a national invitational exhibition, guest-curated by Julia Galloway in conjunction with Clay Art Center. The show consists of ceramic cups or drinking vessels that each artist has created reflecting their relationship to the meaning of home. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, September 9, from 6 to 8 p.m., 40 Beech Street, Port Chester. clayartcenter.org »

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October4design is New Canaan’s month-long celebration of architecture, art, design, and the community where it happens. The New Canaan Museum + Historical Society and its cultural partners showcase New Canaan’s diverse creative community – its rich history, its distinctive character, and its vibrant future.

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ALDRICH MUSEUM, 258 Main St., Ridgefield, 438-4519. aldrichart.org AUDUBON GREENWICH, 613 Riversville Rd., 869-5272. greenwich.audubon.org AUX DÉLICES (cooking classes), 23 Acosta St., Stamford, 326-4540 ext. 108. auxdelicesfoods.com

O4d features the Modern House Day Tour + Symposium on October 22 + 23. Visit mid-century gems – timeless and new, The Glass House, and Grace Farms. Other programs include presentations by Bryony Roberts, Robert Gregson, Sean Godsell, Mark Markiewicz AIA, Nina Anker, and more.

BEARDSLEY ZOO, 1875 Noble Ave., Bridgeport, 394-6565. beardsleyzoo.org

Art, photography, sculpture, drawings, and ceramics are all part of what makes this month a celebration of the arts. Cultural institutions, galleries, and artists share their vision through programs, exhibitions and outdoor sculpture. Join renowned ceramicist Frances Palmer for a design luncheon.

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At the heart of O4d is design in its many forms — the Craftsman Modern design of BassamFellows, grounded in impeccable craftsmanship, architectural rigor, and sensual minimalism. NEA Studio’s sustainable architecture, interior, landscape, and product design. Fred Noyes AIA presents the Noyes Family Legacy of Design. . . and much more.

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GREENWICH LIBRARY, 101 W. Putnam Ave., 622-7900. greenwichlibrary.org KATONAH MUSEUM OF ART, Rte. 22 at Jay St., Katonah, NY, 914-232-9555. katonahmuseum.org MARITIME AQUARIUM, 10 N. Water St., S. Norwalk, 852-0700. maritimeaquarium.org NEW CANAAN NATURE CENTER, 144 Oenoke Ridge, New Canaan, 966-9577. newcanaannature.org RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE, 80 East Ridge, Ridgefield, 4385795. ridgefieldplayhouse.org

BRUCE MUSEUM, 1 Museum Dr., 869-0376. brucemuseum.org

STAMFORD CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Palace Theatre, 61 Atlantic St., Stamford, 325-4466. palacestamford.org

DISCOVERY MUSEUM AND PLANETARIUM, 4450 Park Ave., Bridgeport, 372-3521. discoverymuseum.org

STAMFORD MUSEUM & NATURE CENTER, 39 Scofieldtown Rd., Stamford, 977-6521. stamfordmuseum.org

DOWNTOWN CABARET THEATRE, 263 Golden Hill St., Bridgeport, 576-1636. dtcab.com

STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN, 303 West Ave., Mathews Park, Norwalk, 899-0606. steppingstonesmuseum.org

EARTHPLACE, 10 Woodside Lane, Westport, 227-7253. earthplace.org

WESTPORT ARTS CENTER, 51 Riverside Ave., Westport, 222-7070. westportartscenter.org

GREENWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 39 Strickland St., 869-6899. hstg.org

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advertisers index HEALTH & BEAUTY The 13th Child Autism & Behavioral Coaching........................................63 Children's Dentistry and Orthodontics of Greenwich........................... 120 Cosmetic Dental of Greenwich................................................................118 Devine Dental...........................................................................................118 Dr. Gary Wong...........................................................................................119 Dr. Robert Tramposch..............................................................................121 Embrace Orthodontics.............................................................................121 Epoch Senior Living...........................................................................Cover 3 Goodwin Dental........................................................................................ 120 Greenwich Braces..................................................................................... 117 Greenwich Dentistry ................................................................................. 114 Greenwich Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery................................................ 115 Greenwich Pediatric Dental Group . .......................................................... 59 Hospital for Special Surgery....................................................................... 17 Linhart Dentistry....................................................................................... 119 Maxillofacial Surgery of Greenwich.......................................................... 116 Montefiore Medical Center........................................................................ 13 Nichols MD of Greenwich........................................................................... 45 ONS Orthopaedic & Neurosurgery Specialists......................................... 23 Riverside Orthodontics........................................................................... 120 Rye Vein Laser Center............................................................................... 75 Stamford Health.......................................................................................... 3 Traynor Periodontics and Implants.........................................................116

ART & ANTIQUES Drew Klotz Kinetic Sculpture....................................................................149 Heather Gaudio Fine Art.............................................................................41 Petersen Fine Arts.......................................................................................51 BUILDING & HOME IMPROVEMENT California Closets........................................................................................15 Charles Hilton Architects .......................................................................... 27 Douglas VanderHorn Architects ................................................................21 Fairview Hearthside Distributors..............................................................127 Gault Family Company................................................................................12 Grand Entrance Gates.................................................................................61 Hobbs Inc ..................................................................................................126 Marvin Windows & Doors.......................................................................... 131 Ring's End................................................................................................. 130 SBP Homes................................................................................................. 47 Tischler und Sohn.....................................................................................125 BUSINESS & FINANCE Citibank....................................................................................................... 65 P Garyn Productions................................................................................. 131 Private Staff Group...................................................................................... 14 DECORATING & HOME FURNISHINGS Amy Aidinis Hirsch .................................................................................... 39 Schwartz Design Showroom.....................................................................129 EDUCATION Berkshire School........................................................................................ 89 Brunswick School............................................................................... 7, 71, 81 Greens Farms Academy............................................................................. 87 Greenwich Academy.................................................................................. 95 Greenwich Country Day School................................................................. 83 Keating Quigley........................................................................................... 97 King School..................................................................................................91 Long Ridge School...................................................................................... 97 The Masters School.................................................................................... 93 Putnam Indian Field School....................................................................... 95 Rye Country Day School............................................................................ 89 Sacred Heart Greenwich............................................................................ 93 St Luke's School......................................................................................... 85 Whitby School..............................................................................................91

JEWELRY Betteridge Jewelers............................................................................Cover 4 Vock and Vintage....................................................................................... 53 LANDSCAPING, NURSERY & FLORISTS Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses........................................................ 49 LEGAL Cummings & Lockwood LLC....................................................................... 14 NONPROFIT Hope for Haiti.............................................................................................142 New Canaan Historical Society.................................................................148

ENTERTAINMENT Greenwich Sentinel.................................................................................. 106 Stamford Tent & Event Services.................................................................. 26 EVENTS A-list Awards..............................................................................................134 Alzheimer's Association Walk...................................................................138 AmeriCares Airlift Benefit.........................................................................146 Avon Theatre Celebrates HItchcock...........................................................144 Breast Cancer Alliance Luncheon.............................................................. 68 Children's Learning Center Golf Outing................................................... 150 Family Centers Benefit..............................................................................137 Greenwich Economic Forum...................................................................... 55 Greenwich Land Trust Movie Nights......................................................... 141 Greenwich Policeman's Ball......................................................................143 Greenwich Town Party Auction.................................................................145 Junior League of Greenwich Open Houses.............................................. 147 Near & Far Golf Classic..............................................................................142 New York City Wine & Food Festival........................................................... 57 Stamford Health, Wellness & Lifestyle Expo.............................................146 Westchester Magazine Wine & Food Festival...........................................139 Whitby School Fair...................................................................................... 95 William Raveis Ride + Walk........................................................................138 YWCA of Greenwich Walk..........................................................................140

REAL ESTATE Berkshire Hathaway................................................................................... 22 NRT LLC-DBA Coldwell Banker Realty Connecticut & Westchester........ 25 The Calabrese Group Coldwell Banker Global Luxury.............................. 63 Compass, Inc...................................................................................... 8, 9, 28 Douglas Elliman Real Estate..................................................................31, 33 Houlihan Lawrence - Corp...........................................................................16 Sotheby's International Realty....................................................... Cover 2, 1 Sandpiper Realty........................................................................................ 35 Tamar Laurie Group-Coldwell Banker Global Luxury.......................... 37, 73 William Raveis-Shelton HQ..................................................................4, 5, 11 TRAVEL Master Travel...............................................................................................51 Elite Airways............................................................................................... 49 MISCELLANEOUS Flowcode .................................................................................................. 112 J.P. McHale Pest Management....................................................................61 Westy Self Storage..................................................................................... 49

FOOD & LODGING Marcia Selden Catering...............................................................................19 Winvian........................................................................................................10

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NEVER FORGET I

t is almost impossible to believe that it has been twenty years since the attacks of September 11. To mark this somber anniversary, we pay tribute to all of the souls lost that day. Here are the members of our Greenwich community who will remain forever in our hearts. G

B RYA N C R A I G B E N N E T T

A DA M J. L E W I S

S T E P H E N PAT R I C K C H E R RY

PETER R. KELLERMAN

K E V I N F R A N C I S C L E A RY

T E DDY M A L ON E Y

K E V I N P. C ON N OR S

F R A NC I S N OE L M C G U I N N

B R IA N C U M M I N S

C H R I STOP H E R D. M E L L O

C H R I ST I N E E G A N

C H E RY L M ON YA K

M I C HA E L E G A N

L I N D S AY S TA P L E TON M OR E HOU SE

U L F R A M M E R IC S ON

ROB E RT WA LT E R N O ONA N

B E N N E T T L . F I SH E R

MIKE A. PELLETIER

T H OM AS E DWA R D G A LV I N

M I C HA E L C . ROT H B E RG

STEVEN GLICK

JAS ON E . S A B BAG

D ONA L D F R E E M A N G R E E N E

S TAC E Y L E I G H S A N DE R S

P E DRO G R E HA N

F R E DE R I C K VA R AC C H I

JA M E S D O U G L AS HA LVOR S ON

B RU N O WAC H T L E R

E R I K HA N S I SB R A N DT SE N

MARTIN PHILLIPS “BUFF” WOHLFORTH

G R E G ORY K A M A L

C HA R L E S A L A N Z I ON

JO SE P H A N T H ON Y L E N I HA N

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