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“It’s tragic. Nursing homes have been a home of the pandemic in virtually every state out there. We have about 40% of our fatalities in nursing homes. In Massachusetts, it’s about 50%. This is not unique to Connecticut. We have done okay, but we have to do a heck of a lot better.” – Governor Lamont Continue Reading →
The new normal for how your Post Office letter carrier is supposed to interact with you: No signatures, you’ll just give your name; the carrier will leave the package rather than hand it to you; don’t approach the letter carrier; you’ll get a door knock, not a doorbell ring. Continue Reading →
Camillo said the silver lining in the pandemic is the appreciation for not only first responders and health care workers, but also cleaning and janitorial staff. Continue Reading →
Burial will be private due to the Covid-19 Pandemic and a celebration of life will be held at a later date. Continue Reading →
Funeral Services will be private. Memorial contributions should be made to a charity of one’s choice in Al’s name, or to the Disabled American Veterans organization. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, a Dept of Public Works crew had to repair a wastewater pump station which broke down because it became clogged with sanitizing wipes, paper towels, face masks and gloves. Do not flush these items down the toilet. Continue Reading →
The proceeds from the sale of credits to investors will contribute $10.5 million in equity toward the $22 million gut rehabilitation of 42 apartments at Armstrong Court. Continue Reading →
“Wash your hands every time you touch something that doesn’t belong to you.” – Patrick O’Connor GEMS Director of Operations Continue Reading →
“Objectivity and impartiality are some of the key values in which this Department does, and must, operate. After considering the totality of Captain Kordick’s deportment and actions in several incidents and the importance of maintaining fair and consistent discipline, I came to the difficult conclusion that Captain Kordick would be unable to continue as a Greenwich Police Captain.”—Chief James Heavey Continue Reading →
Diane Kelly, Greenwich Hospital’s COO said the community has come through in a big way with meal donations, and it’s been very uplifting to staff. Continue Reading →