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At 7:00pm across town, churches rang their chimes and families banged pots and pans and hooted their gratitude to the health care workers and first responders who put themselves on the front line every day to ensure our safety. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, a Dept of Public Works crew had to repair a wastewater pump station which broke down because it became clogged with sanitizing wipes, paper towels, face masks and gloves. Do not flush these items down the toilet. Continue Reading →
“Objectivity and impartiality are some of the key values in which this Department does, and must, operate. After considering the totality of Captain Kordick’s deportment and actions in several incidents and the importance of maintaining fair and consistent discipline, I came to the difficult conclusion that Captain Kordick would be unable to continue as a Greenwich Police Captain.”—Chief James Heavey Continue Reading →
After the first incident the Greenwich man was released on bond. Following the second incident he was unable to post his bond and remains in police custody. Continue Reading →
Joe Kaliko and Joe Marini are working together to feed front line workers in seven different hospitals, plus two police departments. In a little over two weeks they’ve prepared and delivered about 4,500 meals. Continue Reading →
Easter Sunday was a beautiful day. The blooming perennial bulbs and flowering trees were resplendent in their colors. With the stay home, stay safe order in place to slow the spread of COVID-19, the sounds were mostly silent but for birds chirping. Continue Reading →
Diane Kelly, Greenwich Hospital’s COO said the community has come through in a big way with meal donations, and it’s been very uplifting to staff. Continue Reading →
“I cannot stress the point that these cars are not stolen for profit. They are stolen to commit crimes.” – Lt Mark Zuccerella Continue Reading →
Heavy rain and gusty winds moved through Connecticut Monday with strong gusts causing outages throughout the state. As of 4pm, more than 26,000 outages have been restored by Eversource. Continue Reading →
