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Coronavirus and heavy winds: A tumultuous year in Greenwich - and everywhere Karen Tensa FacebookTwitterEmail 1of30 A driver surveys the damage to his vehicle after a tree fell on it while stopped at a red light at 500 W. Putnam Ave. in Greenwich, Conn. Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2020. The National Weather Service issued a tropical storm warning, flash flood watch, and tornado watch as Tropical storm Isaias passed through Connecticut.Tyler Sizemore / Tyler SizemoreShow MoreShow Less 2of30 Ellen Stacom, RN, demonstrates the hyperbaric oxygen chamber at Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, No...

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'There is still a painful void:' Greenwich's Ray Dalio opens up about loss of son FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Ray Dalio speaks onstage during TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on Oct. 02, 2019.Kimberly White / Getty Images for TechCrunchShow MoreShow Less 2of5 3of5 5of5 GREENWICH — The loss of his son in a crash nearly two weeks ago “triggered an enormous amount of pain and reflection,” Greenwich entrepreneur and philanthropist Ray Dalio said in a lengthy essay released Wednesday. Devon Dalio, 42, was killed Dec. 17 after his Audi crashed into a Verizon store in the Riverside Commons ...

Almost a week after a fiery crash in Greenwich killed Devon Dalio, the son of billionaire philanthropists Ray and Barbara Dalio, medical examiners and local detectives are still working to determine what caused the incident.

Ray Dalio offers gratitude for support following death of son FacebookTwitterEmail Devon DalioCourtesy of the Dalio Family / GREENWICH — Greenwich’s Ray Dalio took to social media this week to thank well wishers for care they have shown in the wake of his son’s death last week. “My family and I wish we could personally thank each and everyone one of you who shared your caring and condolences for our loss,” Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund, posted on Twitter. “While I knew about the power of love I had no idea what a healing effect it would...