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Under her leadership, Greenwich Hospital launched its first campaign in 25 years with its $125 million Arc of Care Campaign. Building on that momentum, Kelly has advocated for and overseen expansion in several key specialty areas including neuroscience, cancer care, heart and vascular, urology, psychiatry and behavioral health, pediatrics, and emergency care – with the most recent accomplishment being Greenwich Hospital’s Trauma Level III designation. Continue Reading →
Towns and cities in Connecticut have been observing Gun Violence Awareness Day every year since 2016. Continue Reading →
College Safety Panel To Be Held Thursday, May 30 at 7:00pm at Greenwich Library. “Learn Before You Leave” event is designed for high school juniors and seniors and their families. Continue Reading →
Beginning January 1, 2025, existing paid sick day laws will apply to workers of nearly every occupation, not just those in retail and service jobs. Continue Reading →
“There are no penalties (in 2024), but that doesn’t mean that you can use then. Nor that homeowners or neighbors are wrong for asking landscapers to stop using that equipment. Homeowners may call the police, and the police may come out. And the police will ask you to to stop using your gas leaf blower. Just because there is a year before any fine are levied, that does not mean you are not expected to comply.” – Svetlana Wasserman Continue Reading →
If you are food insecure, please visit any of these websites for more information on how to receive assistance. Continue Reading →
Known as the Connecticut Student Loan Repayment Program, the initiative will offer up to $50,000 in student loan repayments to eligible healthcare providers who commit to practicing full-time in underserved communities in the state for at least two years. Part-time options are also available for $12,500 per year over two years, totaling $25,000. Continue Reading →
Pathways invites the public to participate in two upcoming events aimed at raising awareness and fostering support for mental health initiatives. Continue Reading →
The Selectmen said were satisfied that lowering the requested variance from 3 years to one year was fair as it matched what was required of private landscapers. Continue Reading →
In May the Witherell will participate in the “Light It Up Green” campaign by lighting parts of its campus, notably the Witherell’s entrance, flagpoles, and building entry with green lights. Continue Reading →