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“We recommend that everyone limit their travel as the Town of Greenwich Department of Public Works, Tree Department, Parks and Recreation Department, and Public Safety Department coordinate with Eversource to clear our roadways of hazards.” – Greenwich Police Captain Kraig Gray Continue Reading →
It isn’t known how safe it is to plant them, because they could be invasive plant species from China, state officials said. Continue Reading →
At the Bruce Park playground, mom of two, Maureen Corbo said, “I’ve been waiting for them to reopen. I’m so, so happy that they are. It’s been a long time to entertain toddlers at home, and it’s so much easier to keep them busy and active.” Continue Reading →
“There’s no point in putting out a weekly email and reverse 911 call if some parents are going to let their kids have large gatherings where they’re not physically distancing and not wearing masks.” – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
“Flattening the curve does not mean the virus has left the area or the community or the state. It’s still here. It is just not killing as many people as it did in the spring. That doesn’t mean it’s gone.” – Caroline Baisley, Director Greenwich Dept of Health Continue Reading →
This year, however, the feast is just that: a feast. No carnival rides or games of chance. No live music or kegs of beer, but the organizers are going above and beyond to create a safe, delicious, outdoor dining experience behind the St Roch Christian Life Center. Continue Reading →
Covid took a toll on dance studios but Carrie Page, owner of Allegra Dance Greenwich migrated class to Zoom and even organized a socially distanced recital in the park. Continue Reading →
First Selectman Fred Camillo said his office had received multiple complaints about young people going to large gatherings, picnics, cookouts and pool parties while not wearing masks or social distancing to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Continue Reading →
Demetria Nelson holds a LCSW and has 18 years of experience in the field of human services, 15 years of experience in addiction and mental health, and 13 years of increasing supervisory/managerial experience. Continue Reading →
“With all the SBA, PPP, DECD loans – I have to say that the fastest one was HEDCO.” Zaniac co-owner Camilla Gazal commenting on the HEDCO loan that has already been forgiven. HEDCO stands for the Hartford Economic Development Corporation. Continue Reading →