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Sandra Lindsay, a nurse at Northwell Health, was the first American to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in 2020. Now she will get the latest Pfizer vaccine as hospitalizations are expected to increase in colder weather.
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Since COVID, one-in-five Connecticut residents work from home, according to a new survey from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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A new report estimates that child care centers in Connecticut are serving 24,000 fewer children than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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New Yorkers who contract COVID-19 can now call a free 24-hour hotline to find treatment options. It's geared towards underserved communities and residents who don’t have a regular doctor.
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The month of August is winding down. That means the back-to-school season is revving up. But this is no ordinary school year. The Delta variant of the…
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COVID-19 has left struggling Connecticut households vulnerable to housing insecurity and homelessness due to unemployment and sporadic job security…
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Chris Murphy opposes Trump's plan to arm the United Arab Emirates. Connecticut gets a new Tax Commissioner, and Cuomo's "winter plan" for COVID.
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A Yale University professor goes to Washington. Also, universal mail-in ballots will cost money, plus SUNY schools have a universal COVID Plan.
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Can your race be bad for your health? Some cities and towns in our region say yes! Yes, it is!The outcry for racial justice following the death of George…
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A new school year has begun. How are teachers, students, and parents managing learning during COVID-19? A conversation with guests:Dr. Donald Perras,…