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A new walking path connecting two neighbors, Parsonage Cottage Senior Residence and The Nathaniel Witherell, was completed last November thanks to work donated by a local, family-run business, A. Vitti Excavators, LLC of Stamford. Continue Reading →
Jeff Aldrich succeeds former chair David G. Ormsby, who founded the Friends in 2007 and successfully spearheaded the Project Renew capital campaign that raised millions of dollars to update and modernize the Witherell facility. Continue Reading →
Fred Camillo presented the three women, valued members of the social work team, with “Certificates of Special Recognition” at brief ceremony at the Witherell. Continue Reading →
Jack DiTeodoro, MD has been named as the Witherell’s new Medical Director. Dr. Francis X. Walsh will continue as an attending physician. Continue Reading →
Alice Migliore uses the walking path every afternoon to visit her neighbors at Nathaniel Witherell. But over time the path deteriorated so much that Migliore said there were days she waded through water almost to her ankles. Continue Reading →
The Selectmen will have a second read on a request for approval of a lease and referral for Cellular “Monopine” Tower at The Nathaniel Witherell. Continue Reading →
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Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Nathaniel Witherell, connecting and building community and helping to enrich the lives of our residents. Continue Reading →
“Will someone who enjoys the Byram swimming pool, Island Beach, the skating rink, Griff golf course, parades, Baldwin or Binney Park events, or fireworks need to be concerned that these services will be eliminated next because they don’t generate revenue?” – Margaret D’Autilio, Greenwich Continue Reading →
This virtual hearing is conducted by the Nathaniel Witherell Board to get your opinion as to whether or not the Witherell should remain as a Town-owned and operated center of care or be transferred to private management. Continue Reading →