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Greenwich Hospital has temporarily suspended taking vaccination appointments due to the heavy demand, and the need to preserve vaccines for those who have already made appointments. The town and Family Centers are opening COVID-19 vaccination clinics on Monday.

Greenwich opens COVID-19 vaccination clinics on Monday

Melissa Castiglia and her husband Kevin celebrate Adrianna's first birthday.

Editor: Adrianna brings hope after uncle, 30, dies with COVID

The Greenwich Board of Education Building in Greenwich, Conn., photographed on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2020.

Fewest week-over-week COVID increase in Greenwich schools

The Fairfield County Community Foundation CEO Juanita James welcomes representatives of area nonprofits to during Advocacy Day at Grace Farms in New Canaan in 2018.

‘So much need:’ 10 ways to help those struggling with pandemic

Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner David Lehman speaks as Governor Ned Lamont joins Congressman Jim Himes, Senator Chris Murphy, Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz, Mayor Harry Rilling, and other local and state officials at MBI Friday, September 18, 2020, to commemorate the Connecticut Innovation Coin at MBI headquarters in Norwalk, Conn. The one dollar coin was authorized by Congress and celebrates Connecticut's history of innovation and ingenuity.

Health officials urge patience; vaccinations will take time

Medical personnel conduct the daily drive-thru COVID-19 testing at Bridgeport Hospital on Dec. 9.

Lamont: ‘We need more vaccines’ to ramp up COVID shots

Senior Burton Fine, of Woodbridge, receives the first dose of his two part Covid-19 vaccine from nurse Molly Veale, RN, at the Griffin Health Vaccination Center at 10 Progress Drive in Shelton, Conn. on Wednesday, January 20, 2021.

Griffin Health unveils Shelton vaccine center

Wilton High School goes remote for a week after the school superintendent says social gatherings were held last weekend and attendees tested positive.

Superintendent: COVID outbreak from social gatherings closes Wilton High

A DPH spokeswoman said Connecticut did not receive any of the Moderna vaccines in the batch that was pulled in California due to complaints of adverse reactions.

DPH: No serious reactions to COVID vaccines reported in CT

Teachers and support staff from Region 14, Region 15 and the Oxford school districts line up in the Pomperaug High School gym in Southbury for the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine during a clinic run by the Pomperaug District Department of Health Wednesday. About 275 first dose vaccines were administered.

More than 300 ineligible teachers receive COVID vaccine at clinic

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