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Governor Directs All Non-Essential Functions in Connecticut to Suspend In-Person Operations Beginning 8:00pm Monday. Continue Reading →
“Ray and I are deeply concerned about these front-line hospital workers, and the additional burdens they’re bearing as a result of this pandemic.” – Barbara Dalio Continue Reading →
“This is a national health emergency. I cannot stress that enough. We’re getting reports of people on social media sharing posts that are not true and sending around emails almost in a reckless manner. It goes beyond somebody being political. The wrong information can kill somebody. – Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Anyone wishing to help is asked to consider a monetary donation so that Mothers for Others can quickly re-stock their shelves to continue to provide diapers to children and families in need. Continue Reading →
Trained Crisis Counselors continue to answer helpline calls around the clock, as families face difficult times. Administrative staff members are working remotely, and in-house shelter staff are limited to essential employees only. Continue Reading →
“The longer we wait, the more harm we can expect.” – State Senator Alex Kasser Continue Reading →
Camillo said if there continues to be an issue with groups gathering in the parks and beaches, he will be forced to make the decision to close all of those facilities. Currently parks and beaches are open, but playgrounds are closed. Continue Reading →
“He was a gentleman who was a great friend of my father’s,” Lamont said. “So I know what people are feeling every day as this is a disease that gets real in a very personal way.” Continue Reading →
The primary date is set in state law, but Lamont has the authority under the public health emergency declaration he made on March 10 to waive laws and regulations. Continue Reading →