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Several speakers said mask mandates for school children were unconstitutional and urged the RTM to refer item 8, the Unmask Our Kids ordinance, to be referred to the Legislative & Rules Committee. Continue Reading →
All the vaccines at our disposal are available, free, extremely safe, and highly effective in protecting the fully vaccinated against serious illness from COVID, and therefore against hospitalization, ICU admissions, and death. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Hospital president Diane Kelly said one patient had no symptoms and one had very mild symptoms. One was from Fairfield County and one from Westchester. Continue Reading →
There is a mobile booster clinic open seven days a week in Stamford at Jackie Robinson Park. No appointment needed. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Department of Health will be offering adults 18+ COVID-19 Moderna Vaccine Booster Clinics by appointment only through the Vaccination Administration Management System (VAMS) program Guest Registration for scheduling a COVID-19 Vaccine (cdc.gov). Continue Reading →
A native of Greenwich, Heyward Donigan will speak at Christ Church Parish Hall on Sunday, December 5, 11:15 am. Donigan is the daughter of the renowned Reverend and theologian Fleming Rutledge, and attended Christ Church Greenwich growing up. Continue Reading →
Today, the Nathaniel Witherell has a 3-star rating. Continue Reading →
Now we have learned of a new emerged COVID mutation out of South Africa, Omicron, that may or may not have yet reached America. It could again alter guidance recommendations and has already changed travel guidance. We have no known cases of Omicron in America now, but increasing numbers of nations emerged on Sunday on the list of countries with newly found cases of this variant. Continue Reading →
“That cold may be more than just a cold. It is particularly important to take extra precautions when visiting with older or immune-compromised friends or family who are at higher risk from COVID.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
Dr. McWhorter began his 44-year medical career in July 1977 at Greenwich Hospital as an attending surgeon. He became chief of surgery in the 1990s and remains in that role to this day. Continue Reading →