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“The headlines of the past two years have all been about Covid, but at Greenwich Hospital, in addition to Covid, we have not taken our eye off the fact that the incidence of cancer continues to grow.” – Diane Kelly, president of Greenwich Hospital Continue Reading →
A Mass of Christian Burial is scheduled for Friday, April 1, 2022 at 10:00am at St. Mary’s Church followed by interment at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Continue Reading →
The meeting will be available for viewing only via Zoom webinar, meaning there will still not be an option for members of the public to raise their hand and testify. Continue Reading →
The new RTC officers were: Beth MacGillivray as Chair, Laura Darrin and Jane sprung as Vice Chairs, Cheryl Resnick for Treasurer and Gail Lauridsen as Secretary. Continue Reading →
The lawsuit alleges back on Aug 30, 2021, an employee hadn’t realized the coffee brewer contained cleaner. Continue Reading →
Harry Arora, State Rep from Greenwich (R-151), announced on Wednesday that he will seek his party’s nomination to be their candidate for Connecticut State Treasurer. Continue Reading →
This year’s IN Greenwich March Madness contest includes a suggested donation of $20 per bracket towards a gofundme campaign that helps provide direct funds to the people in Ukraine to purchase food, medical care, and emergency support services needed. This campaign was started by Dr. Inna Lazar, Olga Litvinenko Miss CT USA 2017 and Sasha Glavatskaya, all from Greenwich. Continue Reading →
A local gourmet pet bakery offers cookies, pupcorn, woofles, cakes and even pinatas – all from the finest organic ingredients. Continue Reading →
By Jim Cameron
How’d you like to save thousands of dollars in commuting costs by car? And at the same time cut the number of vehicles on our highways? The answer: ride sharing. With the sudden surge in gasoline prices there’s renewed interest in car / van pooling, as the folks at CTrides can attest. They’re the state agency tasked with selling the idea of “green rides”, though I think it’s the green in your wallet that most captures commuters’ attention these days, not just saving the environment. Continue Reading →
Last week the town placed a stop work order on the former Starbucks building. The town building Continue Reading →