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“In contrast to Christmas, Social Distancing is an open-ended season. Customers are buying cases instead of bottles, and they are return-buying faster than they normally would.” – François Steichen Continue Reading →
Patrick L. Carroll, chief court administrator, said he made the order in an extreme of caution after receiving information that employees at the Stamford-Norwalk Judicial District Courthouse may have been exposed to another employee who was exhibiting COVID-19-like symptoms. Continue Reading →
Asked for a message to Connecticut residents who might be fearful, Governor Lamont said, “I’m a little scared myself. This is totally unique in American history. This month could go a lot of different ways. The only confidence I can give people is we have the best people in the world, working together arm in arm.” Continue Reading →
When the food scrap pilot does start all food, including meat and dairy products, as well as tea bags, cut flowers, paper towels and napkins, will all be accepted. Continue Reading →
Connecticut continues to ramp up capacity for a surge in COVID-19 cases. The Tully Center, owned by Stamford Healthcare, and has been mothballed, is being turned into a respite care/post acute care unit for both Stamford and Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“We are now just going to our in-house ‘over capacity beds,’ which are beds and locations within the hospital that are not in the traditional bed count, but can be easily taken care of in a safe manner in the hospital campus. I have 95 of those beds available and we have just started admitting into those new units.” – Diane Kelly, Greenwich Hospital Continue Reading →
Interviewed by phone over the weekend, Quigley said given the COVID-19 pandemic, this is no time to be partisan. Still he said there is plenty of work to be done. Continue Reading →
The building that housed the WGCH transmitter sold last June for $5,150,000. At the end of December the station owner turned off the transmitter. Continue Reading →
The Major Disaster Declaration requested by Gov Lamont was approved Sunday, meaning impacted state agencies and municipalities in all 8 counties will be reimbursed for 75% of costs for their response and emergency protective measures. Continue Reading →
“Almost 2 weeks after a simple Facebook post, I have since received close to 200 requests for short term rentals in Greenwich by families who want to escape NYC.” – Stefanie Lacoff Continue Reading →