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“Play is a child’s job.”

Greenwich Sentinel·
May 22, 2020·

It’s important to keep in mind that a child’s job is to play. Don’t get stressed or feel guilty for not playing with your child because you have to work from home. Play allows children to construct their own worlds and inhabit them, play out themes that are troubling them, seize control and emotionally process what is going on.

Lessons Learned from Coronavirus – Part 1

Greenwich Sentinel·
May 22, 2020·

We must now turn our attention to preparing for the reopening of school in September. Most educators assume we will follow a hybrid model of teaching in school and at home in the fall. We can glean important information from our experiences in our virtual classrooms to help us plan for the fall term.

Milestone Discharge Provides Hope

Richard Kaufman·
May 22, 2020·

The sounds of cheers and applause echoed along Perryridge Road in front of Greenwich Hospital on Monday afternoon, as Yale New Haven Health celebrated the release of its 2,500th recovered COVID-19 patient. Gabriel Cid, 44, a Greenwich resident, exited the hospital’s main entrance to a thunderous roar from hospital staff. He was admitted to Greenwich Hospital on April 12, spent 30 days in the Intensive Care Unit, and 21 days on a ventilator.

Greenwich COVID-19 Update: May 22

Richard Kaufman·
May 22, 2020·

By Richard Kaufman Sentinel Reporter The next coronavirus update from First Selectman Camillo will be on Wednesday, May 27 As businesses and restaurants continue…

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How Long Will It Take?

Greenwich Sentinel·
May 22, 2020·

If history is any guide, it will take two generations before the horrors of COVID-19 fade into the past.

Greenwich Sentinel·
May 22, 2020·

There are lots of way to find a house even in a pandemic. Here is an efficient system to find a house in pandemic.

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Greenwich Beyond Covid

Greenwich Sentinel·
May 22, 2020·

Closing the Avenue to traffic for this month’s reopening of businesses, should cause us to rethink a renewal of community life with a redesigned town center bringing long-lasting economic, social and environmental benefits.