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Lamont pushing for legislature to renew coronavirus emergencies
Gov. Ned Lamont expects the Connecticut General Assembly to convene in a special session Monday or Tuesday and is pushing legislators to vote in favor of a few emergency orders he views as necessary to keeping people safe.
Conservative Caucus hears from opponents of coronavirus vaccine mandates
Bus drivers, teachers, nurses and more signed up to speak at the hearing.
Montville Board of Education continues mask policy in schools
The Board of Education continues to enforce mask policy in schools after a COVID-19 update during a meeting Tuesday night.
The Day seeking input from parents about coronavirus vaccine
The Day would like to hear from parents in southeastern Connecticut who have kids ages 5 to 11, about whether they will have their kids vaccinated.
New London plans for $26 million federal funding windfall
The proposal would fund everything from a $5,000 recreation department youth sports storage unit to a $2.38 million community policing initiative.
Across Yale New Haven Health, COVID-19 cases have plummeted
Hospitalizations down 45% over past two weeks. As of Tuesday, L+M had six cases, Westerly Hospital had three.
Tell us how employer-mandated vaccines affect you
The Day wants to know how people at southeastern Connecticut companies with 100 or more employees feel about mandated vaccines, and how it will impact them.
OPINION
'Path out of Pandemic' is 'war' we needed
In opposing the president's vaccine mandates, Republican leaders again find themselves out of step with the American people.
Connecticut COVID-19 Numbers
Data sourced from the Office of Governor Ned Lamont. Check here for the latest data.
MORE LOCAL CORONAVIRUS STORIES
Hartford HealthCare preparing to roll out booster shots for those deemed eligible
FDA and CDC still must issue guidelines.
Another inmate dies at NYC's troubled Rikers Island jail
Authorities say an inmate has died at New York City’s Rikers Island jail complex, bringing the death toll at the troubled lockdown to 11 this year
NYC restaurant host asks for vaccine proof, gets attacked instead
Police say a host at a popular New York City restaurant was assaulted by three women from Texas after she asked for proof they had been vaccinated against COVID-19
Stonington finance board finalizes plan to spend $5.2 million in COVID relief funds
The Board of Selectmen will send the proposal to a Town Meeting vote on Oct. 18.
Here's who is required to be vaccinated in Connecticut and how soon might shots be available for children
Connecticut’s COVID-19 landscape has changed rapidly in recent weeks. Here's what you need to know.
Stonington to hold hearing Wednesday on plans for $5.2 million in COVID money
The Board of Finance will hold a public hearing Wedesady at 7 p.m. on a plan that details how the town should spend its federal COVID-19 relief money.
Hartford HealthCare doctors share updates on breakthrough cases, booster shots
Dr. Ajay Kumar said most vaccinated people in the hospital with breakthrough infections came to the hospital for non-COVID reasons but tested positive.
EB prepared to comply with Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate
“As a federal contractor, Electric Boat will comply with these protocols," company president informs workforce.