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Port Chester is the first community in Westchester to be designated an orange zone. High risk, non essential businesses must close, including gyms, barber shops, hair salons, and nail salons. Continue Reading →
Given the spike in Covid cases, and potential health risks, planning for a temporary outdoor skating rink in Greenwich Common have been halted. Continue Reading →
COVID Alert CT is Connecticut’s COVID-19 exposure notification app. Available for Apple and Android devices, the app informs users if they have come into contact with someone who has COVID-19 – without sharing any personal information. Continue Reading →
Average Daily Rate of COVID-19 Cases Among Persons Living in Community Settings per 100,000 Population By Town. Updated Nov 12, 2020 Continue Reading →
“We are heading into what is going to seem like a long, dark and cold winter. Some of our forecasting models are showing that if this trend doesn’t reverse itself, we’ll see a peak around the end of December or the first of the new year.” – Chief Medical Officer Dr. Tom Balcezak, Yale New Haven Health System Continue Reading →
In Connecticut, Pfizer has developed a Covid-19 vaccine that is 90+% effective. Early data from a trial of 43,538 people indicated the vaccine was 90+% effective. Continue Reading →
On Oct 29, Greenwich issued an RFP for Management Services for The Nathaniel Witherell, inviting proposals to assume the management in conjunction with the possible purchase or lease of the Witherell’s assets. Continue Reading →
There will be ceremonies on Greenwich Ave and in Byram at Eugene Morlot Park. Continue Reading →
“Thanksgiving dinner: 10. That dinner party: 10. And we’re recommending to people be home by 10:00pm.” Continue Reading →
Also, 16 students were exposed during a team sports competition not associated with Greenwich Schools on Friday, Continue Reading →