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Monday night’s RTM Zoom webinar included a motion from the floor from District 8 member Carl Higbie to consider a non-agenda item about compulsory mask wearing. We recorded the individual votes. Continue Reading →
“What I am arguing against is the mask MANDATE from local, state and federal officials…I for one am chilled to the core that our government can demand, outside of the legislative process, that I put something, on my body – no less my face, in order to go about my day.” – Carl Higbie Continue Reading →
“For lunch, students were assigned to a particular section of the school to eat. Some sat at desks at the student center, some were on the floors of a gym, and some, including myself, went outside to eat. With many new sights and rules, the day felt long.” – Oura Miyazaki, Greenwich High School class of 2021 Continue Reading →
“The hybrid system was surprisingly easy to adjust to.” – Benjamin Shi Continue Reading →
“Now as opposed to the spring, where there were no restrictions, we’re seeing post-contacts are family members, though occasionally you get a boyfriend or girlfriend,” she said. “In the spring you saw a lot of non-family members.” – Caroline Baisley, Director Greenwich Health Dept Continue Reading →
The Greenwich real estate market shows no signs of slowing down. Open house list included. Continue Reading →
“One of the comments made on a webinar this week was that we have amazing health professionals guiding us in Covid – epidemiologist at the state level, and if we’re going to listen to those specialists when they tell us to close schools? Why are they ignoring their advice when they tell us to open?- Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
“There’s no point in putting out a weekly email and reverse 911 call if some parents are going to let their kids have large gatherings where they’re not physically distancing and not wearing masks.” – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
CLC has re-opened all 8 locations to serve 380 children, enabling nearly 500 parents to go back to work. Continue Reading →
First Selectman Fred Camillo said his office had received multiple complaints about young people going to large gatherings, picnics, cookouts and pool parties while not wearing masks or social distancing to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Continue Reading →