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“We’ll figure out a way to allow former residents who are now back in town where they grew up to use our facilities. They may not have a Greenwich address on their licenses. We want to make sure whatever we do has integrity and isn’t easily manipulated. It’s going to be a very fair system.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
“May is a good month to remind ourselves that it is the nurse who is with you at birth, offering care and compassion to you and your loved ones as death approaches; and who supports you; holds your hand while sometimes crying with you and guiding you through uncertainty during some of the most frightening existential health crises of one’s; life.” – Stefanie Paulmeno Continue Reading →
“I think we’ve come through our first peak,” said Marna Borgstrom, CEO of Yale New Haven Health. “Whether we see a continued diminution of Covid cases and can resume more normal operations is going to depend ultimately on a vaccination and more available and reliable testing with fast turnaround.” Continue Reading →
Round Hill Volunteer Fire Company donated critical PPE, including 10,000+ surgical masks and 200 Tyvek suits to organizations including Greenwich Hospital. Continue Reading →
“Our office has received over 1,000 complaints regarding price gouging, scams and other schemes and our attorneys and investigators are following up on each and every one. If you are aware of COVID-19 related fraud and abuse, we want to know about it.” – William Tong Continue Reading →
Not-for-Profit community agencies are needed to provide services in the following service priority areas: 1) Education: child/youth development; 2) Employment and Vocational Training: increase skills for self-sufficiency; 3) Medical/Behavioral Health: access to timely and quality health services; 4) Personal Safety: protection against abuse, neglect and domestic violence; and 5) Housing: access to available emergency/crisis shelter Continue Reading →
Beth Bye announced that licensed summer camps in Connecticut will be allowed to open as of June 29, but under “very specific public health guidance.” Continue Reading →
Abilis residential staff demonstrated their gratitude to the Abilis CEO Amy Montimurro for going out of her way to keep them save during COVID-19 Pandemic Continue Reading →
“Maybe there will be a nice senior graduation for all the kids in high school. We’ll all be back late summer.” – Governor Ned Lamont. Continue Reading →
The Town shared maps indicating designated routes for residents visiting Greenwich Point, Byram Park and Cos Cob Park. Continue Reading →