Greenwich Police responded to BMW of Greenwich at 355 West Putnam Ave on a report of two men trying to break into vehicles. Continue Reading →
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Greenwich Police responded to BMW of Greenwich at 355 West Putnam Ave on a report of two men trying to break into vehicles. Continue Reading →
Practicing social distancing doesn’t mean that we have to be socially disconnected. Continue Reading →
Police responded to a report of a road rage incident on Monday around 2:15pm at the intersection of Fairfield Rd and Stanwich Rd. Continue Reading →
Greenwich resident Kevin Thomas Duffy presided over high profile trials of organized crime figures and terrorists behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. He died on Wednesday at Greenwich Hospital from Covid-19. Continue Reading →
“Way too many groups, mostly of teenagers, walking and playing and hanging too close together, playing ball, actually shaking hands, and ignoring all of the social distancing guidelines.” – Guy L Smith Continue Reading →
Glenville Shell is an essential business. There is no hand-to-hand contact with customers. They offer single use gas mitts for customers to pump gas. Employees are wiping down gas pumps with disinfectant. They continue to offer service/repairs, and customer pick up and delivery are available. They use steering wheel covers and floor mats, and disinfect steering wheels, knobs and handles. Continue Reading →
“We’re going to see more death, but just how many depends on us. Another day that we follow the protocol is another day we’re closer to the other side of this.” – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Non-profit local agencies supporting relevant relief efforts can apply for grants from the fund. Continue Reading →
Police say that during a physical altercation a teen bit the hand of a victim who sustained an injury as a result. Continue Reading →
Patrick L. Carroll, chief court administrator, said he made the order in an extreme of caution after receiving information that employees at the Stamford-Norwalk Judicial District Courthouse may have been exposed to another employee who was exhibiting COVID-19-like symptoms. Continue Reading →