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Tatiana FlowersSocial Services Reporter

Tatiana Flowers is a Hearst Journalism Fellow covering social services for Greenwich Time.

Before moving to Connecticut, she worked as a temporary newsperson at The Associated Press covering general assignments. After that,...

Tatiana Flowers is a Hearst Journalism Fellow covering social services for Greenwich Time.

Before moving to Connecticut, she worked as a temporary newsperson at The Associated Press covering general assignments. After that, she worked at a small paper between Vail and Aspen covering crime, education, and health. Her reporting journey has led her to work in Israel and Morocco to produce multimedia stories about religious ceremonies, child marriage, travel, and health.

In her spare time, she enjoys skiing, yoga, Zumba, and live music events.

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Recent Stories By Tatiana Flowers

Laura Delaflor and Lucy Langley, co-presidents of the Undies Project in Greenwich, open boxes of men's, women's and children's underwear on Nov. 23. The items were purchased for Bridgeport Rescue Mission and the Thomas Merton Center in Bridgeport.

Greenwich nonprofit fills unmet need with the Undies Project

November 26, 2019

Department of Public Works employee Michael MacDonald sets up a voting booth Monday at Central Middle School, which is the polling place for District 8 in Greenwich.

Pens at Greenwich polling places running out of ink

November 5, 2019

Phil and Andrea Marella with their son, Andrew, 20, and dog, Lacy, at their home in Greenwich. Andrew has a rare progressive genetic disorder called Niemann-Pick disease type C (NPC), which took the life of his sister, Dana, in 2013. The Marella's non-profit Dana?'s Angels Research Trust (DART) raises money to research the disease and is holding the DART to the Finish charity walk at Greenwich Point Park on Saturday, Oct. 5.

Greenwich family takes steps to fight rare childhood disorder

October 1, 2019

Emily Piu, client coordinator and Lisa Leavy-Fisher, executive director, in dialogue at Mothers for Others' donation room at Second Congregational Church on Sept. 12.

Greenwich nonprofit supports struggling families by offering free baby items

September 26, 2019

Cos Cob resident Alan Gunzburg, who is legally blind, speaks at the Lions Club of Greenwich eye examination session at Temple Sholom in Greenwich, Conn. Monday, Jan. 23, 2017.

Greenwich crafting new accessibility policy for people with disabilities

September 25, 2019

Beth Kaplan, nurse practitioner at Family Centers Health Care, often struggles to find specialists for her patients who have Medicare or Medicaid.

Greenwich residents on Medicare, Medicaid struggle to find health care specialists

September 22, 2019

Nine Greenwich Academy seniors were named 2018 National Merit Scholar semifinalists on Wednesday, after they scored in the top one percent of students who took the 2018 Preliminary SAT exam. In the front row stands: Meghan Meyerson, Sophia Klein, Hanna Tulchinsky, Isabelle Allard and Sydney Pittignano. In the back row, Holland Ferguson, Grace Austin, Sophia Moore and Laura Kapp pose for the photo.

9 students at Greenwich Academy named national merit semifinalists

September 11, 2019

Boys & Girls Clubs and Sexual Abuse: Ty Colin Bia

September 9, 2019

Benjamin Goerke

Boys & Girls Clubs and Sexual Abuse: Benjamin Goerke

August 30, 2019

Jennifer Farber Dulos

Jennifer Dulos Facebook page demise stirs controversy

August 16, 2019

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