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“Medication abortion is safe, legal and accessible in Connecticut right now and I will fight like hell to keep it that way.” – William Tong Continue Reading →
The short meeting was bizarre, if not unprecedented for a board to forfeit local control to the state of Connecticut, especially after all the recent municipal election campaigning. Continue Reading →
The Connecticut State Police in conjunction with the Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter is announcing “Bring Me Back Home,” a new registry for Connecticut residents that allows law enforcement access to information to help find people who are missing or wandering and bring them back to safety and to loved ones. Continue Reading →
The Board of Health’s meeting agenda for Thursday, Dec 7 (virtual only, via Zoom at 3:00pm) features a single item: Repeal the town’s noise ordinance altogether. Continue Reading →
Lisa Wynne Salvatore, who is licensed and certified in the fields of meditation, nutrition, aesthetics, aromatherapy, massage therapy and energy healing, describes herself as a life coach and mentor who lives for her clients’ aha moments. “It’s like peeling back the layers of an onion…The only way out is by going inward.” Continue Reading →
They can be purchased at the Perrot Library, Greenwich Point or at the corner of Sound Beach and Arcadia. Continue Reading →
The RMA guest speaker on Nov 29 is Dr. Joseph Feuerstein, Hospital internist and holistic physician, Stamford and Greenwich Hospitals who will talk about Cannabinoids. Continue Reading →
The Tyler G Foundation announced a grant of $45,000 to Greenwich Hospital to help local residents receive addiction recovery treatment and support. Continue Reading →
Danit Schreiber’s new book, Simply Put, offers practical tools and inspirational ideas to help cope with life’s constant challenges. Schreiber shows how anyone can apply yoga and meditation techniques to lead a more beautiful life. Continue Reading →
Attorney General William Tong this week joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general in an amicus brief fighting for access to emergency care for Texas patients. The multistate coalition filed an amicus brief in the Texas Supreme Court backing the plaintiffs in Zurawski v Texas. A release from AG Tong’s office said the plaintiffs in the lawsuit include 15 Texas women whose health, fertility, and lives were put at risk by Texas’s draconian anti-abortion laws. In the amicus brief, the multistate coalition supported the women’s argument that Texas’s laws endanger the lives and health of pregnant people in the state. The coalition further argued that Texas’s laws would also have serious repercussions for the health systems of other states. Continue Reading →