Hill House Senior Residence presents plaque to Greenwich EMS for assisting the community
Seniors in Riverside honored first responders Tuesday with a plaque to thank them for their work.
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Feb 23, 2021, 10:49 PM
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8h agoSeniors in
Riverside honored first responders Tuesday with a plaque to thank them for their
work.
Hill House Senior
Residence presented a plaque to Greenwich EMS for assisting people in their
community whenever they have a medical emergency.
Greenwich EMS says
they plan to put the plaque on the wall of fame in their office.
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