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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,...

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Jessie and Mario Ceci cheer during the police rally at the old Stamford Police Station on Sunday. Hundreds endured the ceremony through the rain to show their appreciation for the Stamford Police Department.

Hundreds in Stamford rally to support police

August 2, 2020

The Velásquez family of Stamford, from left, Mónica, Amilcar and Adelaida were among the recipients of the special Help-a-Neighbor campaign created to assist area residents struggling economically during the pandemic.

‘Community answers the call:’ Greenwich-Stamford fund helps neighbors during COVID era

July 28, 2020

Signs of reminder for visitors, on Social Distancing rules, Stay 6 feet Apart, are posted in front of the Greenwich Town Hall on June 11, 2020 in Greenwich, Connecticut.

Greenwich welcomes new commissioner of human services

July 23, 2020

People listen to speakers during a mental wellness event sponsored by the local group Justice for Brunch at Stamford's Harbor Point's Commons Park on July 18, 2020. Participants did guided meditation and yoga, painted, and listened to poetry, speakers and music.

Local group finds new form of protest in Stamford

July 18, 2020

A large "defund police" sign is displayed outside the Latham Abolition Camp at Latham Park in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, July 14, 2020. A group of protestors has been camped out at Latham Park since the weekend protesting the death of Steven Barrier, who died in police custody in October of 2019, and demanding reform from the local police department.

Stamford police order encamped protesters to leave Latham Park

July 15, 2020

Stamford resident Maria (last name withheld) leads the nightly meeting at the Latham Abolition Camp at Latham Park in Stamford on Tuesday. A group of protestors has been camped out at Latham Park since the weekend protesting the death of Steven Barrier, who died in police custody in October of 2019, and demanding reform from the local police department.

Stamford’s Latham Park encampment digs in

July 14, 2020

Kyla Johns, of Darien, 23, at right, leads hundreds of participants in a March for Justice for Steven Barrier on Saturday in Stamford. The group walked from Scalzi Park through downtown to the Stamford Police Headquarters, where they gathered to listen to over a dozen speakers calling for justice and police reform.

Demonstrators demand changes in name of Black Stamford man who died in police custody last year

July 11, 2020

A sign is displayed outside Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, Conn. Tuesday, June 23, 2020.

Greenwich Hospital changes its policy on visitors

July 1, 2020

Fitzgerald Francois of Greenwich marches with protesters Saturday.

Protesters rail against racism in Greenwich march

June 27, 2020

Photos from the Black Lives Matter Wake Up March from Town Hall to the Public Safety Complex in Greenwich, Conn. Sunday, June 13, 2020. Organized by the group Burst Their Bubble, the peaceful protest featured more than 200 participants marching through the streets to confront racism and police brutality in local communities and throughout the country. The event featured several speakers outside the police station and ended with participants taking a knee for eight minutes and 46 seconds in honor of George Floyd.

Justice for Brunch sets up weekend march through central Greenwich

June 25, 2020

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