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Greenwich Hospital announced that its former Board of Trustees Chairman, Arthur C. Martinez, Mrs. Elizabeth Martinez and family, and physician James A. Brunetti, DO, will be honored at its annual Benefit on Friday, May 20, 2022. Continue Reading →
Ms Vinton replaces Scott Neff who has served as the Friends principal fundraising staff member since 2009 and Executive Director since 2014. Continue Reading →
COVID Case are totaling about 200/week in Greenwich. In order to meet the Greenwich community’s public health need, the Greenwich Department of Health will hold a first and second Moderna Booster clinic on May 4 from 1:00pm to 4:00pm at the Greenwich Town Hall; 101 Field Point Road, Greenwich, CT 06930 (Lower Level). Continue Reading →
Greenwich Department of Health’s upcoming MODERNA BOOSTER 1st & 2nd VACCINATION CLINIC, which will be held on Wednesday May 4 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the Greenwich Town Hall (lower level) Continue Reading →
Laura D’Estrada began knitting shawls for patients as a way to cope with the stress of having her seriously ill husband at Greenwich Hospital. Nine years later, D’Estrada is still knitting shawls as a volunteer. Continue Reading →
Arcuri’s menu in Cos Cob is the first to list the environmental impact of their menu items for customers to consider the impact of their diet on the planet.
Outside the store are “carbon footprints” that are a minder of the impact of our choices. Continue Reading →
Omicron BA.2 is spreading rapidly. Greenwich is now, once again, back in the RED ZONE along with 24 other Connecticut municipalities. Red Zone designation means uncontrolled community spread. Continue Reading →
On Thursday morning the Governor took a regularly-scheduled COVID-19 rapid self-test and it showed a positive diagnosis, which was later confirmed with a second rapid self-test. Continue Reading →
“Someone working at the FDA said, ‘If you’re over the age of 50 and you have an underlying medical condition, you should run to get a booster. If you’re over the age of 50 and qualify, but are otherwise healthy, you should walk, and if you’re under the age of 50, you should wait.'” – Dr. Tom Balcezak, Chief Medical Officer of Yale New Haven Health System Continue Reading →
“Health department phone lines exploded and the public was surprised to have calls returned well into the night by Health Department staff and leadership.” – Caroline Baisley, Director, Greenwich Dept of Health Continue Reading →