In response to rising cases, patients will be allowed only one visitor per day. All visitors must be 18 years or older. Continue Reading →
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In response to rising cases, patients will be allowed only one visitor per day. All visitors must be 18 years or older. Continue Reading →
The difficult decision has been made for Greenwich High School to start the December Recess tomorrow (Wednesday) due to a sharp rise in Covid-positive cases, as well as a shortage of non-teaching staff, including custodians.” – Dr. Toni Jones, Greenwich Schools Superintendent Continue Reading →
A physician for 38 years, Dr. Ward is the medical director of the Breast Center at Smilow Cancer Hospital Care Center in Greenwich and an associate clinical professor at Yale School of Medicine. Continue Reading →
There was an air of celebration on Monday at North Mianus School as students, staff and parents gathered to mark the school’s full reopening. It was almost a year since a ceiling collapse and flooding closed much of the school. Continue Reading →
On Friday night at Milbrook Club, friends and colleagues of Jackie Budkins gathered to witness her swearing in by her mother Carm Budkins, the town’s outgoing town clerk who decided not to run for a 16th term after 30 years in office. Continue Reading →
518 Indian Field Rd sold on Dec 1, 2021 for $5,460,000 Continue Reading →
“Given the number of infections, the Town remains a red zone – as are most of our surrounding communities,” Camillo wrote. Sadly, Camillo said, another Greenwich resident had died from Covid-19 last week, bringing the total to 99. Continue Reading →
Customers get to touch and play with their own combinations of colors and materials, such as soft leathers and carbon fiber details, customizing the Lamborghini of their dreams. Continue Reading →
“We’ve got another year or so of what we’ve been living with. Hopefully we’ve learned about public health measures specific to Covid, and we can blunt future waves more substantially than in the past, and we learn to live with those waves and ways we can blunt them.” – Dr. Tom Balcezak, Yale New Haven Health System. Continue Reading →