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A pediatric vaccine clinic at St. Raphael Academy, in Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 6, 2022.
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Fewer vaccinated patients are showing virus symptoms, docs say
As hospitalizations fall, a growing percentage of the patients arriving at hospitals with COVID-19 have recieved both doses of the vaccine. Doctors say that’s mostly due to patients with other problems — like a broken bone — who show little or no signs of the virus.
Isaac Lopez, 11, uses his laptop for remote learning with his mother, Jodi Clark-Lopez, at their home in Stamford, Conn. Monday, Aug. 16, 2021.
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CT education department previews permanent remote learning standards
Districts could authorize the format for high school students as soon as this fall.
Georgetown’s Collin Holloway, left, and UConn’s Isaiah Whaley, right, dive for a loose ball in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, in Storrs, Conn.
UConn
No. 20 UConn blows out Georgetown
Led by a resurgent Isaiah Whaley, the UConn men’s basketball team wrenched Georgetown 96-73 on Tuesday at Gampel Pavilion.
Tessa Tookes, 26, (right) a human resources specialist from Stamford, on season 26 of “The Bachelor.”
Entertainment
Stamford ‘Bachelor’ contestant eliminated from season
Tessa Tookes, 26, a human resources specialist from Stamford was eliminated on episode three of "The Bachelor," which aired Monday, Jan. 24. 
Mari Cruz Rivera, sous chef, slices meat in the kitchen of Los Rivera Cafe, at 1 Ives Street, in Danbury, Conn. The restaurant is owned by her daughter-in-law, Diana Rivera , who opened the restaurant, after her husband came up with the idea because of his mothers great cooking. The restaurant serves authentic Mexican food. Wednesday, December 29, 2021. Chef Juan Ladino watches.
Food
6 new restaurants to try in Connecticut this February
Six new and noteworthy Connecticut restaurants, from an Avon spot for high tea to gourmet pizzas and raw bar in Norwalk.
Stamford resident Michael Raduazzo on his Stamford Northern Little League team in the 1980s with his coach, Meat Loaf, who also lived in the Connecticut city at the time.
Opinion
Opinion: Meat Loaf was my Little League coach
Sandlot memories of Meat Loaf when he was a Connecticut Little League Coach.
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