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UpdatedThu, Dec 24, 2020 at 9:04 am ET Reply Greenwich police announced this week detective Frederick Quezada has been named the department's "officer of the month." (RJ Scofield/Patch Staff) Information via the Greenwich Police Department GREENWICH, CT — Greenwich police announced this week detective Frederick Quezada has been named the department's "officer of the month" for his role in a drug investigation this year. In a news release, police said a local resident died of a narcotic overdose on July 25, and Quezada was assigned to investigate the incident. Subscribe According to polic...
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Reply First Selectman Fred Camillo said Wednesday the town has seen an increase of 243 new cases of the virus over the past week. (RJ Scofield/Patch Staff) GREENWICH, CT — While the arrival of the first wave of coronavirus vaccines at Greenwich Hospital may signal good news on the horizon, First Selectman Fred Camillo reiterated there is still "a tough month ahead" for Greenwich residents in regards to the virus. During a press update Wednesday afternoon, Camillo said the town has seen an increase of 243 new cases of the virus over the past week, bringing the total number in town to 2,110 a...
UpdatedWed, Dec 16, 2020 at 6:33 pm ET Replies(3) The entire state of Connecticut is expected to see a foot or more of snow beginning tonight and lasting into Thursday. (Tim Jensen/Patch Staff ) CONNECTICUT — Heavy snow, possibly up to three inches per hour, will move into Connecticut after 8 p.m. tonight and continue until early Thursday before tapering off in the morning hours, state officials said Wednesday evening. Connecticut officials announced that they have ordered a tractor-trailer ban on highways from 9 p.m. Wednesday through 9 a.m. Thursday. A travel advisory is being issued for ...