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“It’s not just for grocery store workers, but anyone handling food. We’re requiring them to do it, effective immediately.” – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
It’s the first child for the Mangan couple, who are both physical education teachers. Continue Reading →
Update Wednesday, April 8: Greenwich Schools Superintendent Dr. Jones described a statement made by STA’s public relations representative Lynette Viviani as inaccurate. Viviani said in an email to GFP on Tuesday that Greenwich Schools informed STA they did not need their services until school resumes.
Jones said Greenwich Schools did not make this statement to STA, and that the district was utilizing STA’s services to deliver lunches, and was surprised when STA halted service on Friday. Jones said that should STA resume service tomorrow, the district would be happy to pay for those services again. Continue Reading →
A Tuckahoe, NY man was charged on Tuesday by warrant and charged with Possession of Child Pornography 1st Degree, Risk of Injury to a Minor, Sexual Assault 4th Degree and Voyeurism. Continue Reading →
“The community has been so supportive of our staff throughout this crisis. On a daily basis we are getting food through charitable donations, residents and restaurants to take the burden off trying to eat, for staff.” – Norman Roth, CEO, Greenwich Hospital Continue Reading →
“I will file a complaint with the Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission asking the Commission to stop the Town of Greenwich from convening this, and all other non-essential meetings in violation of the Connecticut Open Meetings Law.” – Bill Effros Continue Reading →
“I’ll probably dip into our second stage tonight. But I’ve only used 12 of our 84 beds at our facilities here in town. We definitely have capacity. It’s something we’re managing without a problem.” – Diane Kelly, COO Greenwich Hospital Continue Reading →
“Now I’m wearing a mask, changing gloves after each customer and handing out sanitizer wipes for handles. There is a maximum of five people allowed in the store at a time, though that’s not been an issue because service quick.” – Kevin Allmashy, Executive Corner Deli & Catering Continue Reading →
Greenwich author Vince Briceland and Greenwich Historical Society seek to document individual experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. Materials, photos and stories are being collected to chronicle this extraordinary time in history. Continue Reading →
“After 20 years in a job I truly love, it’s time. I’m not shy, but I am retiring,” State Rep Livvy Floren Continue Reading →