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“It’s hard to predict what’s around the corner. We have an idea that in September when everybody is back here and it’s a bit chilly, we may see a spike in cases and we’ll adjust accordingly. I don’t want to see events canceled. I don’t want to see capacity limits again.” – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
In the next few days, Fairfield County will experience dangerous heat and humidity conditions. The temperature will reach over 90 degrees with the heat index making it feel between 90-105°. Continue Reading →
“This is probably one of the most difficult decision I’ve ever made on the commission and I expect many of you feel the same way.” – P&Z chair Margarita Alban Continue Reading →
GPS will conduct a virtual Town Hall meeting, on a date to be determined shortly, as it relates to the opening of school and COVID. Continue Reading →
The Yale New Haven Health System is seeing patients hospitalized with Covid-19 are younger. Of the 56 hospitalized patients across the Yale New Haven Health System, 48 had not been vaccinated. Continue Reading →
The COVID-19 pandemic has made it clear that local food systems with short supply chains are resilient, and farmers markets keep communities connected while addressing food insecurity by offering programs for the most vulnerable residents to access fresh, nutritious, local foods. Continue Reading →
So-called “vaccine breakthrough” cases have occurred in Connecticut, but they remain rare, and the majority of hospitalizations and deaths in Connecticut and around the country are in unvaccinated individuals. The Dept of Public Health strongly recommends that unvaccinated individuals get vaccinated as soon as possible to help stop the ongoing spread of the Delta variant. Continue Reading →
Family Run Business Believes in Importance of Giving Back — And Making Waves to Fight Cancer Continue Reading →
“We highly encourage that if you haven’t been vaccinated to look at all the evidence in front of us and reconsider the hesitance because the life you save or affect may be your own as well as members of your family.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
The upcoming August 2 drive has many available appointment slots, and doors can register to donate blood by either calling 1-800-RED-CROSS or by going online to www.RedCrossBlood.org however there are a few CHANGES for this drive. Continue Reading →