Thursday, December 5, 2019
Curtiss-Ryan Honda in Shelton donates $5K to Griffin Health
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From left: Curtiss Ryan Sales Manager Kim Ryan, Curtiss Ryan CEO Rick Foehrenbach, Griffin Health President and CEO Patrick Charmel, Griffin Health Development Fund Executive Director Janet Hall, and Curtiss Ryan COO Ed DeMarseilles.
SHELTON - Curtiss-Ryan Honda in Shelton recently donated $5,000 to Griffin Health to support the expansion of its surgical services.
The funds will aid Griffin’s multi-phase surgical expansion project, which will enhance its surgical capabilities and expand capacity to better serve the growing number of individuals across the region that are choosing Griffin Health for their care.
In 2017, Griffin built a new Ambulatory Surgery Suite to increase the number of pre-op/post-op rooms and provide easier access for patients and caregivers.
Griffin is now preparing to increase its number of operating rooms from six to seven and build a state of-the-art technology operating room to accommodate robotic surgery cases for its da Vinci Xi Surgical System.
“We are grateful for Curtiss-Ryan’s generous support of our surgical expansion project, which will enable us to provide our patients with more minimally-invasive robot assisted procedures for an exceptional surgical experience with faster recovery times and better outcomes,” said Griffin Hospital Chairman of Surgery Dr. Richard Salzano.
For more information about Griffin’s Robotic Surgery Program, visit griffinhealth.org/robotic-surgery.
This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Ansonia Police: No new information in missing child case
Email message from Ansonia Police Lt. Patrick Lynch:
"We have no new information to release at this time, we are continuing to follow up on potential leads in locating Venessa Morales and are in the process of positively identifying the deceased white female found inside 6 ½ Myrtle Avenue. A press conference is scheduled for 5 p.m. (today, Wednesday) at Ansonia City Hall."
'Turnback Tuesday' features classic cars parked in Derby
These beauties were shown parked in front of Griffin Hospital in Derby.
Going from left to right, the blue one parked behind the bush is the ever-popular VW Bug. The turquoise car is a '55 Dodge. Next, the black and white one is either a '57 or '58 Packard/Studebaker, which has features from both vehicles since the two companies merged in '57.
The blue and white one is a '55 Chevy, the orange and black one is a '56 Pontiac and last, but not least, the yellow one is a '53 Pontiac.
Thanks to Pete Seaholm for his auto expertise.
Thanks as always to the Derby Public Library staff for sharing interesting local history each week.
Seymour Public Library accepting food donations to pay fines
Happening today! Drive to collect children's coats at Caloroso in Shelton
SHELTON - The Valley United Way’s Young Professional Advisory Committee will host a coat drive at Caloroso, 100 Center St., today.
Help us collect coats and winter gear for our neighbors in need!
This event will begin at 5:30 p.m. and run through 7:30 p.m. in the ‘Cove’, event space.
Tickets are $15 at the door.
Brick-oven pizza, salad, and soft drinks will be provided, cash bar available.
Proceeds from the event will buy coats for kids!
All donations will be delivered to John G. Prendergast and John C. Mead elementary schools in Ansonia immediately following the event and will be put to good use in helping students in our community.
Our goal is to collect 25 coats before and during the event!
Children we’re supporting are in need of the following items:
•Winter Coat/Jacket
•Gloves
•Hats
•Scarves
Bring new or gently used items to the event.
This information is shared from a Facebook event page.
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