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On Saturday, Local 2121’s membership voted 420-13 in favor of new deal extending to the end of 2025
On Saturday, Local 2121’s membership voted 420-13 in favor of new deal extending to the end of 2025
Three years after the pandemic began, the day-to-day activities of the two local health districts and the state Department of Public Health look very different, but staff is still doing COVID-19 prevention and mitigation work ― and are applying lessons learned and resources added in the pandemic to other public health issues.
Before the state legislature’s current session began, lawmakers proposed more than a dozen bills having to do with the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact, only a couple of which gained any traction.
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Connecticut Hospital Association says analysis shows soaring expenses, shrinking revenues and greater patient needs are taking a toll on the bottom line.
Published March 18, 2022
This appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. With light apparently at the end of the coronavirus tunnel, this is a good time to soberly assess how America handled t... Read More
Published February 20, 2022
Applause erupted in the high school library when the Montville Board of Education met last week. The spontaneous audience joy was a reaction to the board's vote to suspen... Read More
Published February 06, 2022
Flexibility is not generally a term that's closely associated with the operation of public school systems. A big dose of flexibility, however, may be exactly what's neces... Read More
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As the three-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic approaches, The Day is seeking to interview people who continue to experience symptoms of the coronavirus long after they stopped testing positive.
The Norwich community development program has $200,000 in federal COVID-19 response grant money available to Norwich recipients.
The Town Council recently allocated $2,466,503 in American Rescue Plan Act funds for numerous projects such as Emergency Communications Center improvements and upgrades to to the Groton Hockey Rink.
Norwich on Monday allocated most of its remaining American Rescue Plan Act grant, reserving $781,000 in contingency for funding requests still pending.
The Montville Town Council closed its 2022 calendar year by approving $805,000 in ARPA fund allocations.
Stonington — The school district is working to reduce absenteeism and chronic absenteeism, which have soared in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Letters and communicat...
There’s a lot to give thanks for this year in eastern Connecticut. After all, the post-Covid-19 money printed by the boatload in Washington is still keeping us afloat he...
Groton ― A free COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be held from 11 a.m to 2 p.m. Dec. 11 at the Groton Farmers Market at 295 Meridian St. The clinic is for ages 6 months a...
Preston and Stonington school districts are among the first 20 in the state to receive competitive grants to hire additional school mental health workers over a three-year period.
The authority has partnered with Biobot Analytics, a Cambridge, Mass. based company, to periodically check samples of the town’s wastewater for spikes in the virus.
Norwich residents asked for more money for youth facilities, a downtown public bathroom and agreed with a plan to clean up the former YMCA property.
With Connecticut experiencing a statewide surge in COVID-19 cases, the state Department of Public Health recommended Friday that residents consider resuming wearing masks...