03/29/2020
03/29/2020
Local News for Greenwich, Connecticut
03/29/2020
03/29/2020
LETTER: Staying Positive, Looking Forward to April
“Because of the literal standstill across all continents, we are beginning to see diminished levels of air pollution and nitrogen dioxide levels from reduced use of cars, factories, airplanes.” – Joanne Clark, Old Greenwich Read the rest of the article on greenwichfreepress.com READ MORE.
03/29/2020
Greenwich Real Estate Report: March 20-27, 2020
“Almost 2 weeks after a simple Facebook post, I have since received close to 200 requests for short term rentals in Greenwich by families who want to escape NYC.” – Stefanie Lacoff Read the rest of the article on greenwichfreepress.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Minnie C. Petise, 94
Services will be conducted privately for the immediate family at Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home of Greenwich. They will be broadcast via their website, www.coxeandgraziano.com and Facebook page, Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home, on Tuesday at 11:00am. Interment will follow. Read the rest of the article on greenwichfreepress.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Bear Hunt
Greenwich Police want to see if we can unite neighborhoods amid the coronavirus crisis. We all are Staying Safe and Staying Home. Outside walks, while practicing proper social distancing, is good for everyone, especially our children. Let’s Read the rest of the article on greenwichsentinel.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
The Proper Way to Wear and Remove a Surgical Mask
“The vast majority are wearing them improperly thus giving themselves and others a false sense of security.” – Dr. Stephanie Paulmeno, DNP, MS, RN, NHA, CPH, CCM, CDP, is President of the Connecticut Nurses Association, President of Communities 4 Action and Chairman of The Patient is U Foundation, Inc. Read the rest of the article READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Me, Myself, The Coronavirus, and My Neighbor
By Drew Williams My mom, who lives in the UK, is active and well. She is, however, by dint of her age, classified as “vulnerable” for the purposes of the Coronavirus threat. This week, she received a Read the rest of the article on greenwichsentinel.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
COVID-19 Update: Total Cases in Fairfield County is 752, Greenwich has 77 Confirmed Positives
COVID-19 Update March 27, 2020 As of March 27, 2020, a total of 1291 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been reported among Connecticut residents. Cases have been reported in all 8 Connecticut counties. One hundred and seventy-three patients were hospitalized, and 27 residents have died (15 in Fairfield County, 6 in New Haven County, 3 READ MORE.
03/28/2020
A Review of Emma. (2020)
By Emma Barhydt Emma Woodhouse is beautiful, is brilliant, and most important, always right. I should know, I am named after her. For the longest time, I was embarrassed to be named after a character in such Read the rest of the article on greenwichsentinel.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Camillo: COVID-19 Is Unprecedented Crisis in Our Nation’s History
” There is nothing more important than the health and safety of our employees and their families. It’s why I took quick action to, first, close Town Hall to the public, and then, to issue a work-from-home order for as many employees as services would allow.” – First Selectman Fred Camillo Read the rest of READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Fabricare Offering Free Service to Healthcare Workers
Fabricare Cleaners is showing their appreciation to healthcare providers by offering them free laundry service during this pandemic. To schedule a laundry pick up, call 203-229-0001 or email service@fabricarecleaners.net and let them know you are part of Read the rest of the article on greenwichsentinel.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Coronavirus cases rise in Greenwich as Camillo repeats warnings on social distancing
Last weekend saw a surge of Greenwich residents going outside and gathering in large groups. The first selectman urged residents to follow guidelines. Read the rest of the article on greenwichtime.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
COVID-19: Metro North Switches to “Essential Service Plan”
Starting Friday Metro North trains will run on a reduced schedule to protect the health and safety of customers and employees, but provide service to the region’s critical workers and first responders. Read the rest of the article on greenwichfreepress.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Greenwich food pantry moves to bigger location to help during the coronavirus outbreak
Neighbor to Neighbor leaders said they’ll have more space at the Arch Street Teen Center to pack up groceries for those in need during the pandemic. Read the rest of the article on greenwichtime.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Down in the Dumps? Greenwich Tree Conservancy Recommends “Forest Bathing”
Walking in the woods among the trees is a useful antidote for Corona Virus anxiety. Read the rest of the article on greenwichfreepress.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Photos: Taking a tour through a changing New York City in the coronavirus era
Some spots are quiet, but a crowded city is still filled with residents who are out exercising, walking or heading out on the subway. Read the rest of the article on greenwichtime.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Greenwich Schools to Modify Spring Break Dates
The Board discussed the importance of maintaining distance learning routines and guidelines urging people not to travel in order to slow the spread of COVID-19. Read the rest of the article on greenwichfreepress.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
Experts: Constant coronavirus coverage can have a mental health impact
Just as they must take symptoms seriously, people should try not to let anxiety about the illness take hold. Read the rest of the article on greenwichtime.com READ MORE.
03/28/2020
COVID-19: Surge Coming, Reporter Falls Ill, Test Result Delays
On Friday afternoon the State of CT reported that that 77 Greenwich residents had tested positive for COVID-19. Read the rest of the article on greenwichfreepress.com READ MORE.03/28/2020