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“After a period of a month of consistent growth, we’ve seen a little bit of a downturn, particularly in Greenwich, which was particularly hard hit with the virus coming in from over the state line.” – Yale New Haven Health System CEO Marna Borgstrom Continue Reading →
On Tuesday Greenwich Hospital staff gathered outside to admire and photograph an enormous display of gratitude. Continue Reading →
“We want our customers to be part of this effort, and for our kids to see how one small act may seem insignificant, but can collectively have a tremendous impact.” – Tina Carpenteri Continue Reading →
The Chickahominy Reunion Association has donated $5,000 in gift cards to families living in the Chickahominy area who are in the most need of food and supplies. Continue Reading →
Cardinal Crazies are fighting COVID-19 with a series of challenges for GHS students. The fundraiser seeks to involve the entire community. Continue Reading →
“People are starting to say,’ We don’t need this any more. We can go outside. I’m getting some outreach from residents saying exactly that. We know from other jurisdictions who opened up too soon, that they paid the price.” – First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
“Everyone has to understand – and I hope we get through this – but people are walking around without masks and gloves.I’m saying my father just died. It’s so serious. There is no medication. Stay indoors. I understand it’s hard for the young people. My father was not supposed to go that day, but they couldn’t help him. It spooks me out so bad.” – Leem Bowman Continue Reading →
Under the name “India Cultural Center Kids Love You,” the ICC kids, ranging in ages 5 to 13, set up a GoFundMe page that raised $1,900. The fund provided drinks and energy snacks for local healthcare providers at both Greenwich and Stamford Hospitals and Greenwich Emergency Medical Services (GEMS). Continue Reading →
A new executive order issued by Gov Ned Lamont will require Connecticut residents to wear a cloth face covering (not surgical masks or N95 respirators) while in public spaces, starting Monday, April 20, if they can’t maintain a safe social distance. Continue Reading →
The process takes approximately 30 minutes from the collection of the swab to the delivery of the results. Testing is available at no charge to the public. Continue Reading →