Last year, Greenwich Hospital welcomed more than 2,700 babies into the world. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Hospital’s first baby of 2021 arrives at 12:02 am Jan. 1
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Camillo: This has been a trying year; 4 more deaths in Greenwich the last week
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“It’s been a heartache for a lot of people,” Camillo said, adding, “Better times are ahead.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, COVID-19, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Hospital, Yale New Haven Health System
Greenwich Hospital nurses support victims of domestic violence
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Domestic violence is the top reported violent crime in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health, Greenwich Hospital, YWCA Greenwich
Two Great Reasons Why You Should Shop Local This Holiday Season
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“Joe and Dom have to be the two nicest gentlemen in town. Plus, they’re both generous – they help out all the people in town.” – Mark Marullo Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Food Drink Restaurants, Health, Holiday, #shoplocal, Chicken Joe's, COVID-19, Dom Delfino
Greenwich Covid Update: 3 More Deaths and 135 More Positive Cases Since Last Week
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Total Covid-positive among Greenwich residents: 2,245, (up 135 from Dec 15).
Across CT, there were 170,705 Positive cases Wednesday, up 1,745 since the previous day.
Tighten up your bubbles. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, COVID-19
GEA President: “Social distancing in most classrooms is a comforting lie.” District to Implement Rapid Antigen Testing
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Teacher union president Carol Sutton said a teacher contracted Covid-19 in school despite following district safety protocols, and warned that, because of asymptomatic transmission, no one can be certain whether school transmissions are happening more frequently. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Schools
Board of Human Services Coat Drive Collects and Distributes 400+ Coats to Those in Need
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“I feel wonderful. When I started doing this I didn’t know what to expect, but it became something I very quickly felt passionate about, especially when I realized what kind of difference we were making.” – Jeff Medina, Board of Human Services Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Health, Volunteering, Board of Human Services, coat drive, Domestic Violence Crisis Center, Inspirica, Jeff Medina
Greenwich Hospital launches COVID-19 vaccine campaign; Camillo: The end is in sight
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On Wednesday, Greenwich Hospital began administering the first doses to frontline healthcare workers. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Anna Cerra, COVID-19, Diane Kelly, Do your part to crush COVID-19, Greenwich Hospital, Karen Santucci, Kathleen Collins
As Winter Storm Approaches, Lamont Says DOT is Ready, Urges Residents To Avoid Travel
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“Driving conditions will be treacherous at best and downright dangerous at worst. The best thing the public can do is sit this one out and let our crews do their jobs.” – CT DOT Commissioner Joseph Giulietti Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Transportation, Weather
Lamont on Start of CT Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution: A Significant Step, Not a Silver Bullet; 81 Dead over Weekend
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“I think every day you’re going to see somebody like Dr. Grant who took the vaccine. There were no side effects. He felt good. He feels safer. And I think that’s what it will take to get from 60, to 70, to 80, to 90 percent of the people willing to get this vaccine on a timely basis.” – Ned Lamont Continue Reading →