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  • Milford Chamber of Commerce President Pam Staneski - a former Milford alderman, Board of Education member and state representative - is leaving the city and moving south. Here Staneski, a Republican, and Democrat James Maroney, candidates for 14th distrrict state senator, square off in a debate at the First United Church of Christ in Milford, Conn. on Monday, September17, 2018.
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    Milford chamber president to follow family south
    MILFORD — Chamber of Commerce President Pam Staneski didn’t serve as a Milford alderman, Board of Education member and state representative without learning a thing or two about negotiating....
    By Donald Eng
  • In this file photo, nurse Natalie O'Connor loads syringes with the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine before heading out to see patients at their homes at Hartford HealthCare at Home in Bloomfield, Connecticut on February 12, 2021.
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    ‘Be patient,’ state warns as COVID vaccine eligibility expands
  • Open Door homeless shelter case manager Melexies Mena recievs the injection as the shelter administers its first coronavirus vaccines for residents and staff by the Norwalk Community Healthcare Center Friday, February 12, 2021, at the Smiloe Lice Center in Norwalk, Conn.
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    ‘An interesting odyssey’: How new church built following...
  • Bus monitors including Tanesha Joyner help students board buses at Fox Run Elementary School Thursday, September 16, 2020.
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    Which school & child care workers are eligible for COVID vaccine?
  • A file photo of registered nurse Lorraine Dragwo preparing a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination clinic at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, Conn., on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021.
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    DPH: Local COVID clinics should not vaccinate general public
  • Police say this man stole 30 to 35 bags of shrimp from a Plymouth, Conn., store on Feb. 21, 2021.
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    Police: Man stole $1,100 in shrimp from Plymouth store
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    New COVID vaccine plan surprises Lamont’s advisory group
    Open Door homeless shelter case manager Melexies Mena recievs the injection as the shelter administers its first coronavirus vaccines for residents and staff by the Norwalk Community Healthcare Center Friday, February 12, 2021, at the Smiloe Lice Center in Norwalk, Conn. The move by the governor stunned some members of the panel’s allocation subcommittee, a group tasked with providing crucial advice on who should receive a coronavirus shot and when. By Jenna Carlesso
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    The Mother Lode: Are you ready for the COVID vaccine?
    New Haven resident Caroline Beit, an EMT, receives the second dose of her COVID-19 vaccine from Jim Anderson, a member of the GEMS vaccination team, at the Town of Greenwich COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Town Hall last month. The number of residents who are now eligible for the vaccines increases on Thursday and the town and Greenwich Hospital say they are ready to give as many doses as they receive from the state. Now that we all know the dates to get the coronavirus vaccines in CT, are we ready to return to our busy lives? By Claire Tisne Haft
  • Coronavirus in Connecticut
    Economic director: COVID vaccination plan could give moms a break
    Julie Nash Milford economic development director says prioritizing teachers for vaccine could offer parents more stability with schools remaining open. By Donald Eng
  • Coronavirus in Connecticut
    Anger but no sweeping movement over Lamont vaccine plan
    Bridget Bethray with RVNAHealth, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to Sherwin Gorenstein, of Ridgefield, in the RVNA clinic in the Yanity Gym, on Thursday morning, February 4, 2021, in Ridgefield, Conn. Connecticut residents with high-risk medical conditions said the governor “pulled the rug out from under us” by shifting to an age-based approach to vaccine distribution. By Peter Yankowski
  • Coronavirus in Connecticut
    How new CT COVID vaccination plan compares to nearby states
    In this Jan. 21, 2021, file photo a medical staff member prepares the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at Tudor Ranch in Mecca, Calif. Connecticut has announced its schedule for vaccinating people against COVID-19. But what's happening in nearby states? Connecticut has announced a new schedule for COVID vaccinations. Here’s a look at how that compares to New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island. By Amanda Cuda
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  • Coronavirus in Connecticut
    When can you register for the COVID vaccine in CT?
    Cameron Wallace, a member of the GEMS vaccination team, preps a vaccine at the Town of Greenwich COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Town Hall in Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021. According to Gov. Lamont’s plan, groups can begin registering for COVID vaccines on the following dates, but not beforehand. By Tara O'Neill
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    NWS warns of black ice on untreated CT roads
    A file photo of a resident clearing ice and snow from his vehicle as he heads to work from his home on Midland Street in the Black Rock section of Bridgeport, Conn., taken on Tuesday, December 17, 2019. Before temperatures start warming up this week, there’s a chance of black ice on untreated roads Tuesday morning. By Tara O'Neill
  • Coronavirus in Connecticut
    CT vaccine priority to go by age and to educators
    Nurse Elin Loh assists Lt. Ken Benedict of the Bridgeport Fire Department as he administers a COVID-19 vaccination to a man at the weekly vaccination clinic held in the gymnasium of Central High School, in Bridgeport Feb. 10. The next in line for vaccines would be people ages 55 to 64 and teachers, not essential workers or those with medical conditions, the governor announced. By Nicholas Rondinone
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    Police: Armed Hamden fugitive captured at Milford motel
    A Hamden man wanted by the state fugitive unit was tracked down at a Milford motel this month, police said.
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    Police: Milford man, 36, killed in East Broadway crash
    A file photo of a Milford, Conn., police cruiser. Milford police say the man crashed into a parked car early Monday morning. By Tara O'Neill
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    Red Cross seeks donations after blood drives canceled by snow
    A file photo of an American Red Cross blood drive at the mall in Milford, Conn., on Tuesday July 28, 2020. After recent winter weather in Connecticut prompted the Red Cross to cancel appointments for blood donations, officials are urging those able to donate to do so immediately. The recent winter weather has canceled hundreds of Red Cross blood drives across the nation, including 15 in Connecticut. By Tara O'Neill
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    Light snow falling in some parts of CT
    A department of public works truck plows snow along James Farm Rd., in Stratford, Conn. Feb. 1, 2021. Northern Fairfield County is the only part of Connecticut under a winter weather advisory until 6 p.m. Monday. By Tara O'Neill
  • Local
    ‘Protect and restore the Sound:’ Some seek to up water quality
    Research projects to promote the health of Long Island Sound and the waters around Greenwich Point will commence this spring. The projects reflect EPA’s commitment to restore healthy water in the Sound, ‘benefiting surrounding communities environmentally, economically and recreationally.’ By Robert Marchant
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    Neighbors oppose apartment plan at historic Milford property
    The David Baldwin House at 67 Prospect St. in Milford. The board continued the hearing, to give it time get a second review of the drainage plan and a legal opinion regarding its powers. By Tom Ebersold
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    COVID hospitalizations continue decline as CT to expand vaccine eligibility
    Medical personnel work in Hartford HealthCare's new drive-through COVID-19 testing sight inside the parking garage adjacent to the Arena at Harbor Yard, in Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 25, 2021. There were 33 fewer patients hospitalized as of Friday, dropping the statewide total to the lowest it’s been since Nov. 8. By Peter Yankowski
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    Father of CT teen killed by police files wrongful death lawsuit
    Former Wethersfield police Officer Layau Eulizier is captured on a fellow officer's dashcam firing at a car during an officer-involved-shooting in Wethersfield, Conn. on April 20, 2019. The father of Anthony Vega-Cruz, the 18-year-old fatally shot in the incident, is suing the town of Wethersfield and Eulizier in federal court, alleging wrongful death. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and his legal team have filed the lawsuit against the town of Wethersfield and the police officer involved in the 2019 shooting. By Peter Yankowski
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    How much snow did Connecticut get?
    A mother and child walk in the snow in the South End of Stamford, Conn., on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. Connecticut saw between about 2 and 6 inches of snow, depending on the area. By Tara O'Neill
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    NWS: Drivers should take ‘extreme caution’ in snow, freezing rain
    A plow clears snow at Harbor Point in Stamford, Conn. Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. The area received a blanketing of snow starting Thursday morning that is expected to last into Friday. As freezing rain changes over to a wintry mix or a light snow across the state, not much additional accumulation is expected Friday. By Tara O'Neill
  • Local
    These CT residents are on the hunt for excess COVID vaccine
    A drive-thru vaccine clinic was held at Rogers Park Middle School in May, in Danbury. . A Connecticut man started a Facebook group that collects information about excess vaccine doses— where to find them, when to check, and what to say. By Currie Engel
  • News
    ‘It will never go down’: Official optimistic about vaccine supply
    Wayne Pollard receives a COVID-19 vaccine at the Martin Luther King Senior Center, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021, in North Las Vegas. The "pop-up" clinic was held to serve under-vaccinated areas in Las Vegas. The state is expected to receive 72,000 vaccines next week in first doses alone, a vast increase compared to the few thousand it received in December. By Peter Yankowski
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