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Residents at Wilbur Peck can cook their holiday meals in refurbished kitchens with stainless steel appliances, new cabinetry plus a microwave with ventilation, which did not previously exist in any of their kitchens. Continue Reading →
“It’s just another reminder that we’re not there yet, especially with the holidays upon us.” Fred Camllo Continue Reading →
Governor Lamont shared 3 days of Covid numbers: while hospitalizations and fatalities were up, the state’s positivity rate was down. Continue Reading →
“While these allegations do not reflect the values of our Town and our employees, we will allow the judicial system to take its course and based upon that outcome, determine if additional action is warranted.” – Fred Camillo added. Continue Reading →
The resolution notes that in this time of the Covid-19 pandemic, Kaliko continues to protect the homeless by getting them off the streets and into hotels. Continue Reading →
Every year at the Boys & Girls Club, children look forward to the traditional Thanksgiving feast and devour their meals with their friends at boisterous communal tables peppered by local officials and Greenwich Police officers. This year that was impossible. Continue Reading →
The monthly calendar of activities, including Arts and Crafts, games and brain challenges, Zooms with family and friends, ministry services on Sundays, themed events and game nights, a piano, free cable and Wi-Fi, music and dancing, and a large screen for movie nights with popcorn. Continue Reading →
All of Greenwich’s public fields, including Cos Cob Park and Greenwich High School are closed, including Cos Cob Park and Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
“Now more than ever we recognize the importance of reaching out to our neighbors who need and deserve a little help this holiday season.” – Karen Hopp, GCC member Continue Reading →
Chef Teddy Torchon and the Senior Center Chefs cooked the feast and participants lined up in their cars at the Senior Center Circle. The Drive-Thru pick-up was contactless. Continue Reading →