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This facility offers care, support, and a strong sense of community to residents, as well as valuable opportunities for volunteers to make a meaningful impact on residents’ lives. Continue Reading →
As part of the Parkway cares team, Parkway School students visited The Nathaniel Witherell to deliver handmade cards and spread holiday cheer to the residents. Continue Reading →
Both men stepped down this year to make way for new leadership and were honored on September 20th at a special luncheon at the Witherell. Continue Reading →
Prior to celebrating Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and July Fourth, the Nathaniel Witherell team often asks if there are any veterans among its residents who would be willing to share their stories about servicing in the armed forces. Continue Reading →
Larry Simon was reappointed to a third term by the RTM last October. This makes two openings on the board, and the Selectmen are looking for nominees. Continue Reading →
“We, the RTM, need to vote no to literally save lives. I’m asking you to vote no to prevent any further patient neglect at Nathaniel Witherell.” – Fred Lee, district 1 Continue Reading →
Last Friday, Deputy Director / Director of Nursing Nadia Benson, RN sent a letter to staff with the subject line “Impending Farewell” announcing her resignation. She said her last day would be Sept 16. Continue Reading →
Ms Vinton replaces Scott Neff who has served as the Friends principal fundraising staff member since 2009 and Executive Director since 2014. Continue Reading →
Parents described flooding including sewage at Old Greenwich School, buckling walls and water coming in at Central Middle School, injured children being carried up an down stairs at Julian Curtiss due to lack of an elevator. Continue Reading →
“The BOE estimates the structural issues at CMS will cost $5 million per year in maintenance. To put that in context, $5 million per year would fund a $55 million, 20-year 7% interest rate bond. That is almost half the cost of replacing CMS and we know the State will provide most of the $120 million needed anyway.” – Greg Piccininno Continue Reading →