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Camillo, 58, said that on March 1 at midnight, he looked for an appointment for a vaccine. He said he found Brunswick slots filled up quickly, and was not able to secure one. However, he said he tried again at 6:30am, taking a chance calling the Stamford Hospital phone number. He said that after a half hour wait, was able to secure a vaccine appointment for March 18. Continue Reading →
The Town of Greenwich will grant an official proclamation of February 26,
2021 as Rare Disease Awareness Day. Continue Reading →
“There’s a lot of positive indicators out there. Stay the course. Don’t let your guard down now, especially at this late state. Stay focused.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
“On paper we have it together, we’re taken care of: food, shelter, water. But we cannot ignore the Eeyore in the room: the loneliness—the absence of spontaneity, real closeness to our loved ones, some sun and vitamin D, and pure independence outside the walls we have built to go and do what calls to us.” – Maggie Gregory, Head of School, Fusion Academy Greenwich Continue Reading →
Ned Lamont said priority for COVID-19 vaccination in Connecticut will now be determined by age, with an exception for educators. Continue Reading →
The clinic is administering vaccinations to Connecticut residents who have made an appointment. Continue Reading →
Since the start of vaccinations for people over 65, demand has surged. Continue Reading →
From the beginning, it’s been difficult for the Parsonage Cottage residents, who have unable to see their families and their friends. Continue Reading →
The governor said that forecasts are currently showing the state will experience frigid wind chills every night for nearly an entire week. Continue Reading →
Ms Rabin said as of Tuesday 55.1% of Greenwich residents age 75+ had received at least their first of the two doses of the vaccination. Continue Reading →