07/13/10 Hospice prides itself on meeting patients' medical, emotional needs

Stamford News - July 13, 2010

Hospice prides itself on meeting patients' medical, emotional needs (Thehour)

STAMFORDBy PHOEBE GASTONHour CorrespondentTucked in a corner of the Stamford Hospital campus, the Richard L. Rosenthal Hospice Residence celebrates its 10th anniversary this summer as the only facility of its kind in Connecticut.

Treating mind, body and soul at Ridgefield VNA (NewsTimesLive)

Sandy Weinberg, Director of Community Programs at the Ridgefield Visiting Nurse Association, receives Reiki therapy from therapist Ellie Kirk of Ridgefield.

West Hartford Makes Money Magazine List (Hartford Courant)

Money magazine's annual list of best small cities ranked West Hartford at 55, saying "The people of West Hartford are book smart." The magazine said the town has lots of retail and "vibrant ethnic restuarants." Stamford ranked No.

In works as diverse as 'Gatsby' and Iron Man, area plays novel roles (Connecticut Post)

A stack of books that reference local towns shot at The Advocate in Stamford, Conn.

Albergotti-Priest (New Canaan News-Review)

Kathryn Ridenour Priest, daughter of Robert and Barbara Priest of Stamford, married Robert Dew Albergotti Jr., son of Robert and Elaine Albergotti of Dallas.

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Joe McGee: Mayor Dan Malloy Worked Well With UBS In Stamford; Deal... (The Hartford Courant)

Joe McGee was there at the start. In the early 1990s, Swiss Bank - which later became known as UBS - was negotiating to build a gigantic office building that eventually brought thousands of jobs to downtown Stamford in an area within walking distance of the Metro North train station.

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