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Greenwich Dept of Health Marks 350 Years, Honored with Proclamation

By: greenwichfreepress | April 10, 2021

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Caroline Baisley
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Stephanie Paulmeno
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"Health department phone lines exploded and the public was surprised to have calls returned well into the night by Health Department staff and leadership." – Caroline Baisley, Director, Greenwich Dept of Health
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The Impact of Rising COVID-19 Rates in These Warm Summer Months
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COVID in Greenwich, May 2022: What a Difference a Week Makes
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Greenwich Health Dept Director Shares Update for National Public Health Week
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The Impact of Rising COVID-19 Rates in These Warm Summer Months
Despite not making people more ill than earlier Omicron variants, more people are becoming infected, which accounts for the rise in the numbers of cases, emergency visits and hospitalizations.
Why Is COVID-19 Still Newsworthy?
Greenwich Health Dept: Tracking COVID-19 in Connecticut in 2023

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Registration Is Open for June 12 GEMS Kids Triathlon at Greenwich High School
The Triathlon will again be a fun community event for local youth, ages 6-14, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle, building self-confidence and fostering important life skills.
Emergency Management Director Introduced at Public Safety Complex
Additional AED at Tod's Point Just in Time for Memorial Day Kick-off to Beach Season

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