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Liberation Programs, Inc’s Mobile Wellness Van will begin making weekly visits in Greenwich on September 14 from 10:00am -12:00 noon, at the Horseneck Commuter Lot, but you can come preview it in front of Greenwich Town Hall on Monday, on Monday, Aug 30 between 12:00 Noon and 2:00pm. Continue Reading →
On October 1 and 2, 2021 experts from law, medicine, academia, and media – social workers, psychologists, criminologists, sociologists, researchers, survivors, advocates and activists – will gather for the first International Coercive Control Conference to be held virtually via Zoom. Continue Reading →
The number of Covid cases is on the rise in Greenwich and in the region and public health measures are important, especially since many Greenwich residents will be returning from other locations at the end of the summer and bringing the virus with them. Continue Reading →
“Think of the Delta variant as ice on the road in driving that car. If there was ice on the road, would you drive out to a restaurant? You might not. You might think twice about it.” – Dr. Tom Balcezak Continue Reading →
On Monday the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine received full approval by the US Food and Drug Administration. Continue Reading →
The van will begin operating in Greenwich beginning Tuesday, September 14 . You can visit the van on Tuesdays from 10am – 12pm in the Horseneck Commuter Lot. Continue Reading →
These decisions were made in consultation with the First Selectman’s emergency management team which includes the Greenwich Health Department. Continue Reading →
“Look, I’m not eager to do this. We’re doing everything we can to keep us safe…We’ve got the masks, we’ve got the vaccines, we’ve got the capacity and we have over 80% of our adults vaccinated. Let’s build on that. That’s what gets our kids into schools safely.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
As of Wednesday, Greenwich Hospital was treating 11 Covid patients.Ten of them were not vaccinated. One is in the ICU.
Of of the 11, seven were under 60; two were under 30. Continue Reading →
On Sunday Alec Fraser and Jamie Meehan dipped their wheels in the water before commencing their 4,650 mile ride from Old Greenwich to Santa Clara, CA. The ride is part of the Cycle for Survival movement. All funds raised will go to go directly to research led by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Continue Reading →