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This family-friendly and accessible two-mile walk is $30 for adults 22 years and older, $15 for 10-to-21 years old, and free for children 10 years old or younger. Continue Reading →
The much-anticipated new COVID-19 booster vaccine is now available. This booster is a bivalent mRNA vaccine, which means it has components of the original vaccine plus new vaccine elements. Continue Reading →
“What we have learned already from survey, scientific studies, and from the accounts of people suffering with this syndrome, is that its symptoms are broad and they impact many bodily systems and functions.” – Dr. Stephanie Paulmeno Continue Reading →
JUUL was, until recently, the dominant player in the vaping market. Tong’s office said the multistate investigation revealed that JUUL rose to this position by willfully engaging in an advertising campaign that appealed to youth, even though its e-cigarettes are both illegal for them to purchase and are unhealthy for youth to use. Continue Reading →
Outside Raphael’s Bakery there was a fitting send off for elite ultra runner Charlotte Dequeker who will participate in the grueling Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc through France, Italy and Switzerland. Continue Reading →
Last Friday, Deputy Director / Director of Nursing Nadia Benson, RN sent a letter to staff with the subject line “Impending Farewell” announcing her resignation. She said her last day would be Sept 16. Continue Reading →
Sterling Care was awarded two 5-star ratings in quality of patient care and patient satisfaction from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Continue Reading →
The newly signed law includes steps that will strengthen early intervention in instances of lead poisoning by gradually reducing the blood lead level that triggers parental notifications and home inspections to more closely align with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and American Academy of Pediatrics. Continue Reading →
The report chronicles everything from loose pills on unsecured medication carts to care plans not updated to prevent accidents. Continue Reading →
The State of Connecticut is investing in construction-ready municipal water pollution control projects to protect the state’s waters from sewage pollution and help improve water quality. Continue Reading →