Greenwich business, private clubs can decide whether or not to require masks
Greenwich will be dialing back the mask restrictions it put in place amid the fight against the delta variant.
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Sep 24, 2021, 12:23 AM
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258ds agoGreenwich will be dialing back the mask restrictions it put in place amid the fight against the delta variant.
Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo says beginning Friday, businesses and private clubs can decide for themselves if they want patrons to wear masks.
Camillo says a drop in the number of cases plus an increase in vaccinations to 79% of eligible residents allowed the town to make the move.
