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“Can other government agencies like ICE access the information. Can insurance companies or another FOIA the data? Can another state’s police department or attorney general’s office subpoena the data in a vigilante justice effort regarding women’s health care should someone seek healthcare in Connecticut?” – Danielle Eason
The next step following the public hearing is for the item to go before the RTM on June 8 for approval.
New collaboration at Camp Seton increases access to affordable childcare, outdoor learning, and youth leadership opportunities
The event runs 10:00am to 2:00pm in “Police Alley,” at 11 Bruce Place.
The investigation showed that, in general, Black and Hispanic applicants were admitted with consistently lower academic qualifications than their White and Asian counterparts. – US Dept of Justice
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 →
Forde acknowledged families are having concerns and anxiety during the extended school closure and remote learning program. “We can get through this together and will do our best for the benefit of the children (many of whom are having a very difficult time processing our new reality),” Mary Forde wrote to Special Education families 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 →
The Adopt A Dog shelter asks the community to offer their homes for fosters and supplies. Continue Reading →
Dr. Toni Jones reached out to families with an update on topics including food service, standardized testing, reporting absences, report cards, deep cleaning of district buildings, and the length of school closure. Also she said sewers are backing up because people are flushing sanitary wipes. She said they should go into the trash. 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 →