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Effective Sept 21, all children 3 years of age and older will be required to wear masks in childcare programs.
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A GHS teacher self quarantined as of the evening of Friday, Sept 11, and has not returned to the building this week. Health Dept begins contact tracing. Continue Reading →
The Governor also introduced a series of fines for non-compliance with mask-wearing requirements. $100 for violating the mask order, $500 for organizing an event that exceeds the limits, or $250 for attending that event. Continue Reading →
RTM Member Carl Higbie submitted his proposed “bill” titled “My body, my choice. My business, my choice” to RTM moderator Tom Byrne on Sept 4 and said it will be brought as a motion from the floor at the Sept 21 RTM meeting. Continue Reading →
“Around the country there are health departments saying football is high risk. Maybe we can mitigate the risks to allow these kids to play safely.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
The third annual DART to the Finish charity walk to benefit Dana’s Angels Research Trust (DART) is scheduled for September 26 through October 3, 2020, and will be held virtually this year. Continue Reading →
The individual, between 70-79 years of age became ill in the fourth week of August was hospitalized with West Nile encephalitis and is recovering. Continue Reading →
“When we started this fund, none of us could have imagined that six months later we would still be in the thick of the pandemic, with no more certainty and stability than we had at the onset.” – David Rabin, CEO of Greenwich United Way Continue Reading →
UConn student Ryan Bologna from Greenwich is in a campus building under medical quarantine. Continue Reading →
“Now as opposed to the spring, where there were no restrictions, we’re seeing post-contacts are family members, though occasionally you get a boyfriend or girlfriend,” she said. “In the spring you saw a lot of non-family members.” – Caroline Baisley, Director Greenwich Health Dept Continue Reading →