This summer Demetria Nelson took over the reins at the Greenwich’s Dept of Human Services from Alan Barry in the midst of a global Covid-19 pandemic. Continue Reading →
Meet Demetria Nelson, Greenwich’s Commissioner for the Dept of Human Services
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P&Z and Wetlands Close for Cleaning after Employee Calls in Sick with Flu-Like Symptoms
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“This is a national health emergency. I cannot stress that enough. We’re getting reports of people on social media sharing posts that are not true and sending around emails almost in a reckless manner. It goes beyond somebody being political. The wrong information can kill somebody. – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, COVID-19, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Town Hall, Katie DeLuca, Margarita Alban, Planning & Zoning
UPDATED: First Selectman and CEO of Greenwich Hospital Talk about Flattening the Curve of COVID-19 Exposure
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Greenwich Hospital is seeing patients in the Emergency Department and has segregated spaces for those who are demonstrating respiratory symptoms. The First Selectman plans to close Town Hall as well as town buildings and facilities to visitors and declare a state of emergency. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich Town Hall, Norman Roth
Greenwich Town Hall Parking Garage Repairs Are Underway
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The town hall parking garage was deteriorating and in need of repair. Two engineering firms said no life-safety conditions exist, but deferring maintenance would drastically increase costs and could lead to partial/full closure of the garage. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, ADA, Greenwich Town Hall, parking garage, Town Hall
Chants from Both Sides of Field Point Rd on Eve of Trump Impeachment Acquittal
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Indivisible Greenwich held a gathering outside Greenwich Town Hall on Wednesday night. The event, one of a number across the country billed as “Reject the Coverup.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Alfred Esposito, Greenwich Town Hall, Indivisible Greenwich, Jim Himes, Joanna Swomley, Joe O'Boy, Nerlyn Pierson
PHOTOS: Smeriglio Sworn in as Greenwich Tax Collector
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Heather Smeriglio was sworn in as Tax Collector by Town Clerk Carmella Budkins. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Carmella Budkins, Greenwich Town Hall, Heather Smeriglio, Tax Collector
LETTER: Reconciling Doctored LWV Debate Footage, Spygate, and Higbie Town Hall, with Republicans Calls for Transparency
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“It’s time for new management, one that will be transparent, ethical and make decisions based on facts and the well-being of all the town’s residents, not just those who were born here.” – Sarah Littman Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Ed Dadakis, Fred Camillo, Greenwich Town Hall, Jill Oberlander, John Thompson, Peter Tesei, Sarah Littman
Pin Oak Tree Planted at Town Hall is Emblematic of Town’s Public-Private Partnership with Greenwich Tree Conservancy
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“Triple P – public-private-partnerships – have made this community what it is today.The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is one of the most successful partnerships this Town has seen in some time.” – Greenwich First Selectman Peter Tesei Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Volunteering, Cheryl Dunson, Dr. Gregory Kramer, Greenwich Town Hall, JoAnn Messina, Joe Siciliano, John Toner
Storied Pin Oak at Greenwich Town Hall to be Plaqued
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For decades, there stood a magnificent Pin Oak tree in front of the then Greenwich High School and later the Greenwich Town Hall. Unfortunately, a 2006 ice storm ended its reign. The Greenwich Tree Conservancy came to the rescue on Arbor Day 2007. This month the tree will be honored. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich Town Hall, Greenwich Tree Conservancy
Candlelight Vigil in Greenwich Protests Inhumane Treatment of Migrants at Border Camps
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Crowds gathered at Greenwich Town Hall for a “Lights for Liberty” vigil to protest inhumane conditions at southern border camps for migrants. Continue Reading →