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Selectmen expand Commission on Aging to nine members

Greenwich Board of Selectmen unanimously expands Commission on Aging to nine members. Selectperson Rachel Khanna initiated the expansion to boost the commission's capacity to serve older adults, and First Selectman Fred Camillo said a larger board would be more proactive in its work. The board also

Nathaniel Witherell reports favorable quality trends; Family Council advances resident improvements

Nathaniel Witherell expands IV certification for all registered nurses. The facility's Quality of Life and Care committees reported favorable trends in clinical quality measures, with Director of Nursing John Anantharaj noting that real-time monitoring shows declining fall injuries, psychotropic

State survey identifies 21 tags; Witherell disputes several

Connecticut Department of Public Health survey identifies 21 regulatory tags at Witherell nursing facility. Deputy Director of Nursing John Anantharaj reported to the June 29 board meeting that administration plans to formally dispute at least four of the findings from the five-day survey conducted

Board hears unprecedented power outage and elevated Lyme disease reports

Board of Health receives reports of unprecedented power outage and active tick season. On June 29, Emergency Management Director Joseph Laucella reported an unprecedented June 6 power outage knocked out electricity to 99 percent of Greenwich, with power restored to most residents within 2 to 3

Selectmen hold special meeting for candidate interviews; no votes taken

Greenwich Selectmen hold special meeting for candidate interviews; no votes taken. The three-member board, led by First Selectman Fred Camillo, entered executive session June 25 on Zoom to interview candidates for the Historic District Commission, Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals, Selectmen's