“It’s a decline over a period of time. You may have some bumps.” – Greenwich Hospital Chief Operating Officer Diane Kelly Continue Reading →
With 17 Days of On Average Covid-19 Decline, Greenwich Hospital to Resume Outpatient Services
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Republicans Nominate Ryan Fazio to Challenge Alex Kasser for State Senate in 36th District
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Fazio whose slogan is “Change Hartford, Save Connecticut, said in his remarks, “Under one party rule, families in our district have seen their taxes go up by millions to fund increasingly bloated and corrupt government in Hartford.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, 36th district, Alex Kasser, Ryan Fazio, State Senate
Democrats Nominate Kathleen Stowe to Run for State Rep, 149th District
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Kathleen Stowe summed up her priorities as growing the economy, protecting open spaces, and enhancing local schools, while maintaining fiscal discipline and minimizing the tax burden to retain and attract families and corporations to the state. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Schools, Kathleen Stowe, Livvy Floren, State Representative
Gov Lamont Pushes Back Hair Salon, Barber Shop Reopenings
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Governor Lamont said CT will align openings of barber shops and hair salons with Rhode Island. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Government
Greenwich Real Estate Report: May 8-15, 2020
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A significant price reduction of this beautiful home in the Sabine Farm association off Round Hill Rd and it has what everyone is looking for now, a large yard with a pool! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Real Estate, #NYC, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services New England Properties, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Greenwich real estate, Greenwich real estate report, open houses
GHS Seniors “Class of the Quarantined” T-Shirts Raise Funds for Neighbor to Neighbor
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“The idea was to find a little humor to lighten up the atmosphere.” – Gina Forano, owner of Logos Greenwich. A percentage of each shirt sale goes to Neighbor to Neighbor Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, #strongertogether, COVID-19, Greenwich High School, Logos Greenwich, Neighbor to Neighbor
Daniel Joseph Melillo, Jr, 93
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Though his family deeply grieves his loss, they are comforted in the knowledge that he has received his just reward, and is at peace in that spiritual building, that house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Obituaries
BBB Warns of Skyrocketing Puppy Scams during COVID-19
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Actual numbers of pet fraud may be much higher than reported, because many victims either choose not to file complaints or do not know where to turn for help. One victim in Waterbury lost $1,200 in May 2020. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Dogs, Government, adopt don't shop, Better Business Bureau, puppy
First Selectman Hopes Annual Fireworks Can Take Place Late Summer/Early Fall
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Camillo said the town is doing well mitigating the spread of COVID-10. “But something like this would pose a great danger and could cause us to take a significant step backward,” he said. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Holiday
Greenwich P&Z to Expedite Outdoor Dining in Response to Lamont’s Order 7MM
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“I foresee Greenwich Avenue being closed from Memorial Day to Labor Day for the warm weather months – being closed to traffic from 5:00pm or 5:30pm on, with a lot of parking available on the side streets and in the parking lots in the back. Now is our chance to transform the downtown area and make Greenwich Ave, at least for part of the year, that open air pedestrian mall concept we’ve been talking about forever.” – First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →