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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 virus in town as of Tuesday, which is a decrease of five from the previous week.
Though he referred to the declining number as mostly positive news, he also noted the total number of cases in Greenwich rose to 4,036 as of Tuesday, an increase of 17 from the previous week.
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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 a total of 3,919 positive cases of the virus reported in town as of Tuesday, an increase of 118 cases from last week.
The number active case in Greenwich as of Tuesday is 140, which is down 45 from last week, Camillo said. Two more residents also died in the past week as a result of the virus, bringing the total to 81, Camillo said.
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A group of kids excitedly watch as a train passes through the Metro-North station in Greenwich, Conn. on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020. New Haven Line ridership is down 80 percent during the COVID crisis.File / Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media
GREENWICH It was unveiled to great fanfare in the summer of 2019, a major redevelopment plan that would provide a “Gateway to Greenwich.”
The Ashforth Co., owner of the downtown Greenwich Plaza, proposed a renovation and revitalization project that would include a new train station on each side of the tracks, a new transportation center, new commuter drop-off and pickup areas, new retail areas, including a luxury movie theater, and a public park in the landmark location in the central business district.