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The construction for the new dwelling is for a large single-family residence, exceeding 150,000 cubic feet in volume, including an indoor basketball court. The new home area is planned to be 15,0000+ square feet. Continue Reading →
To honor Antonia’s life, family and friends will gather on Monday 4:00-8:00pm at Coxe & Graziano Funeal Home, 134 Hamilton Ave Greenwich, 203-869-3624. Funeral Mass Tuesday at 10:00am at St. Roch’s Church followed by interment at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Continue Reading →
In his comments, Attorney General Tong zeroes in on the issue of provider upcoding and the absence of scrutiny and oversight by insurers, leading to increased insurance costs as well as higher patient cost-sharing. Continue Reading →
“I refuse to sit back and watch the decline. I still believe Connecticut’s best days are ahead of us. Together, let’s cut electric rates by 20% and eliminate the public benefits charge. Let’s reduce income taxes by $1500 for the average family and cap property taxes. Let’s finally support our law enforcement and create opportunity for all.” – State Senator Ryan Fazio (R36) Continue Reading →
“Donald Trump does not need your private medical records to secure the border. ICE does not need your immunization records, your cancer diagnosis, your prescriptions, or your weight. This rushed and sloppy plan was about one thing—bullying immigrant families away from seeking healthcare. And that makes all of us less healthy and less safe.” – William Tong Continue Reading →
A nurse employed in Stamford removed several vials, each containing hydromorphone or fentanyl, from a secure storage area, took the vials home, removed the controlled substances using a syringe, and used the drugs. She then refilled the vials with either saline or water and returned the tampered vials to the storage area in a location where they could be distributed for patient use. Continue Reading →
P&Z chair Margarita Alban noted a new state law that became effective in 2024 allows conversion of nursing homes to residential with a quick review, and suggested the applicant consider that route. Continue Reading →
“The Aquatics program at YWCA Greenwich is designed to be a lifelong program. We start swimmers as young as 6 months old, and they can stay with us through high school on our competitive swim team, the Dolphins. We even have senior aquatic classes. There’s really something for everyone here, and my staff does an amazing job of catering to each person so that everyone can feel comfortable and confident in the water.” – Shanna Sudderth, YWCA Greenwich Director of Aquatics Continue Reading →
Governor Lamont is directing directing the state’s Extreme Hot Weather Protocol to be activated effective at 12:00 pm on Monday, August 11, 2025, and remain in effect through at least 8:00 pm on Thursday, August 14, 2025. Continue Reading →
