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Reply An image of the district 10 ODOT headquarters on Colegate Drive in Marietta. (Chris Schmitt, Patch Staff) MARIETTA, OH — This is National Work Zone Awareness Week. This is an annual spring campaign held at the beginning of construction season to raise awareness of the need for drivers to take care when they see a work zone. The Ohio Department of Transportation is participating again this year. ODOT District 10 Public Information Officer Ashley Rittenhouse said people need to drive safe...

UpdatedMon, Apr 19, 2021 at 12:35 pm CT Reply The Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha had to deal with a major mice infestation inside the main building, including the chapel and offices, at 605 S. Prairie Ave. (Karen Pilarski/Patch) WAUKESHA, WI— The Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha closed in February to deal with a major mice infestation inside the main building, including the chapel and offices, at 605 S. Prairie Ave. The main building has been closed to the public since new cemetery Direct...

*Sales: Scrap $185.30 The County Home received about $15,000 more than they had projected for the month of March. 5. Staff Turnover: One (1) Part-time LPN resigned One (1) Full-time Housekeeping Aide started This is just reporting staff changes. 6. Mandatory Meningitis vaccine – March 30 (All Residents & Staff) All residents and staff were vaccinated for meningitis. 7. Meat report (Hickory Hills vs. Gordon Foods) There is an operational farm at the County Home. This is a report showing how mu...

Long Branch cop needs your prayers as he battles kidney disease Long Branch Police Officer Tom Olski was diagnosed in 2020 with advanced kidney disease and is in need of a new kidney. Thankfully his sister is a match and as long as everything stays on track, hopefully Officer Olski will be on the mend soon. That said, we picked him as our honoree today, not because of his illness, but because of his strength and determination as he continues working despite the fact that hes going through dialy...

Reply Greenwich reported an additional 164 cases of the coronavirus within the past week, however the number of active cases has decreased, according to town officials. (RJ Scofield/Patch Staff) GREENWICH, CT — Greenwich reported an additional 164 cases of the coronavirus within the past week, brining the total number of cases thus far to 4,666 as of Tuesday, according to First Selectman Fred Camillo. During a press update Wednesday afternoon, Camillo said the total number of active cases of ...

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Reply First Selectman Fred Camillo urged residents to keep their guard up during a press update Wednesday afternoon. (RJ Scofield/Patch Staff) GREENWICH, CT — As the weather warms up and the state prepares to open coronavirus vaccine eligibility to all residents between the ages of 16 and 44 this week, First Selectman Fred Camillo urged residents to keep their guard up. During a press update Wednesday afternoon, Camillo said a total of 4,502 cases of the virus have been reported thus far in G...

Replies(3) Police said a man is accused of using a pistol to threaten two Good Samaritans after they drove him home from a bar in Stamford. (RJ Scofield/Patch Staff) STAMFORD, CT — A Stamford man accused of using a pistol to threaten two Good Samaritans who drove him home from a bar was recently arrested, according to Stamford police. Capt. Richard Conklin said Benjamin Fumega, 24, of Stamford, was drinking by himself over the weekend at Vinnys Backyard Restaurant and Bar on Hope Street, wher...

Reply First Selectman Fred Camillo said during a press update Wednesday afternoon the number of active cases of the virus continued to decline in town as more residents receive vaccines. (RJ Scofield/Patch Staff) GREENWICH, CT — The number of active cases of the coronavirus continued to decline in Greenwich this past week as more residents receive vaccines, according to First Selectman Fred Camillo. During a press update Wednesday afternoon, Camillo said there were 135 active cases of the vir...

Reply First Selectman Fred Camillo and Greenwich Hospital urged residents to remain cautious, even as things are "starting to look up" in town, during a press update Wednesday afternoon. (RJ Scofield/Patch Staff) GREENWICH, CT — First Selectman Fred Camillo and Greenwich Hospital urged residents to remain cautious, even as coronavirus vaccinations continue to roll out and things are "starting to look up" in town, during a press update Wednesday afternoon. According to Camillo, there have been...