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Some houses are move-in ready. This house is live-in ready, it even comes with a car. Governor Lamont announced that short term rentals, 31 days or less, are no longer permitted in CT at this time. Continue Reading →
Kate Hohorst is organizing a collection of masks and gloves for hospitals with shortages. On Monday she said there had been a great response over the weekend of residents bringing donations from a single mask to a pack full of masks including N95 masks and gloves. Continue Reading →
Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo held his daily media briefing via Zoom. Diane Kelly from Greenwich Hospital gave an update about the COVID-19 situation there. 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 →
“Finally, Trump seems to be recognizing that the scientists are worth listening to.” – Don Hermann Continue Reading →
Diane Kelly, COO of Greenwich Hospital, said the hospital is not currently experiencing staffing issues as they have other physicians and clinicians who have filled any gaps. Continue Reading →
“We are now just going to our in-house ‘over capacity beds,’ which are beds and locations within the hospital that are not in the traditional bed count, but can be easily taken care of in a safe manner in the hospital campus. I have 95 of those beds available and we have just started admitting into those new units.” – Diane Kelly, Greenwich Hospital Continue Reading →