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Camillo on COVID-19: “We’re in the 2nd Inning of a 9 Inning Winning Game”
During a Friday afternoon a conference call with local media, First Selectman Fred Camillo said so far 289 Greenwich residents had tested positive for COVID-19, per the Health Dept, which was up from...
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Preparing Your Will: The process is simpler than you might think.
Written by Alessandra M. Messineo Long, Esq. While the challenges of COVID-19 make meeting in person undesirable, there are ways to work together remotely. Having your estate documents in place...
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Ada’s Kitchen & Coffee to Reopen April 13, Adjusted Operations Due to COVID-19
Due to COVID-19 concerns, Ada’s Kitchen + Coffee in Riverside and sister-store Roost Kitchen + Coffee in Darien, temporarily closed their doors two weeks ago. The Ada’s and Roost teams have been...
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College Student Runs Her Own Greenwich Marathon in the Time of COVID-19
Anna Giannuzzi, a graduate of Greenwich High School’s class of 2016, was enjoying the end of her senior year at Harvard while training for the Boston Marathon when her plans were upended by the...
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Powerful rain and wind storm expected to impact Connecticut on Monday
The National Weather Service is forecasting a high wind warning and heavy rain for Greenwich on Monday, with a high of 64°. Some of the storms could produce heavy rainfall. The forecast is for a south...
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Greenwich Real Estate Report: April 3-10, 2020
Stefanie Lacoff, Realtor – Berkshire Hathaway Home Services New England Properties A few weeks ago, I wrote about New York City residents who will likely want to move out of the city when the Covid-19...
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High Winds Pummel Greenwich, Roads Closed
As of noon the National Weather Service indicated that multiple hazards are in effect in Greenwich, with a high wind warning until 6:00pm, and coastal flood advisor in effect from 1:00pm to 6:00pm....
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Storm’s drenching rain, powerful winds cause extensive damage in Connecticut
Eversource on Monday afternoon said their crews were working non-stop restoring power after Monday’s fierce wind storm, all while complying with the energy company’s stringent COVID-19 pandemic...
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Camillo May Expand Mask/Glove Requirements; “Make Noise” Event Rescheduled;...
Photo: Fred Camillo Twitter. Credit: Amanda Kay Photography In First Selectman Fred Camillo’s daily media conference call on Monday he said 325 Greenwich residents had tested positive for COVID-19, up...
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Trump/Camillo Signgate is Over: Greenwich Police Captain Terminated
Trump/Camillo sign on Mason Street by the YMCA. Photo: Leslie Yager The red lawn signs were first spotted during morning rush hour on Oct 25, 2019. At first they appeared to be just one more in the...
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65 New Cases of COVID-19 Reflects Largest Daily Increase in Greenwich
Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo outside Greenwich Police Dept headquarters. April 14, 2020 Photo: Leslie Yager On Tuesday, the Greenwich Health Dept announced 394 Greenwich residents have tested...
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Greenwich Housing Authority Receives $10.5 Million Tax Credit for Gut Rehabs...
News from the The Housing Authority of the Town of Greenwich (HATG) Greenwich’s Housing Authority was recently notified that it was awarded almost $10.5 million in tax credits from the Connecticut...
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Greenwich COVID-19 Update: Another Leap in Numbers, Town Hall to Stay Shut...
As of, Wednesday, April 15, 499 Greenwich residents had tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Greenwich Health Dept. The 499 represents an increase from the 394 on Tuesday, for an additional...
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Amerigo Peter “Al” Allegrini, 89
Amerigo Peter “Al” Allegrini, age 89, of Riverside, passed away on April 10, 2020. Al is predeceased by beloved wife, Josephine (Panaro) Allegrini, who he loved dearly. He was a loving father to his...
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Elizabeth “Betty” Cecio, 101
Elizabeth “Betty” Cecio, wife of the late Michael Cecio, passed away peacefully in her sleep, the morning of April 12th, Easter Sunday, at the age of 101. She was born in Port Chester, New York on...
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Camillo COVID-19 Update: “Cleaning and Janitorial Staff Disinfecting...
Staff at Greenwich Hospital at a window overlooking a caravan of first responders. April 15, 2020 Photo: Leslie Yager On First Selectman Fred Camillo’s Thursday update on COVID-19, he said there were...
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How Your Letter Carrier Works With You at Your Doorstep, Mailbox — at a Distance
This article was originally published on sister news site Darienite.com The new normal for how your Post Office letter carrier is supposed to interact with you: No signatures, you’ll just give your...
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COVID-19 Update: Connecticut Nursing Homes Bear the Brunt
As of Friday 553 Greenwich residents had tested positive for COVID-19, according to Greenwich Health Dept. That was an increase of 14 over the previous day (539), and reflected a smaller increase than...
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Lamont: Rapid COVID-19 Test Should Yield Results in 30 Minutes
Governor Ned Lamont announced on Friday that Connecticut has formed a partnership with CVS Health to make free, rapid COVID-19 tests available to eligible Connecticut residents. This includes the...
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New Rules Issued about Wearing Face Coverings in Public Spaces
Metro-North announced that starting Friday, April 17 at 8:00pm, everyone – employees and customers – riding with MTA must cover their nose and mouth with a mask, scarf, or other cloth cover....
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