COVID-19

As Poverty Rises, New London Begins New Food Distribution Service

By Brian Scott-Smith • 31 minutes ago
New London, Connecticut, residents lining up at food distribution center.
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A new food distribution service has been unveiled in the city of New London, Connecticut.

Cuomo Presents 'Tale Of Two Budgets,' Threatens To Sue Federal Gov't Over Aid Request

By • 6 hours ago
N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo presents the FY2022 budget on Jan. 19, alongside budget director Robert Mujica.
Photo Courtesy Office Of Gov. Andrew Cuomo

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, in his budget address, said the state’s fiscal future is dependent on how much aid it receives from Washington under the new administration of President-elect Joe Biden and the Democratic-led Congress. Cuomo is seeking $15 billion dollars to plug two years of state budget gaps, and he’s threatening to sue if he doesn’t get it.

Coronavirus Latest: New Haven Resumes In-Person Classes

By Editor • 22 hours ago
New York State COVID-19 drive-thru vaccination site at Plattsburgh International Airport
Image courtesy Governor Andrew Cuomo Flickr

Here’s the latest on the coronavirus outbreak in the region:

Students in New Haven, Connecticut, have returned to in-person schooling this week for the first time since last March.

Here Are The New COVID-19 Rules For Universities Reopening In Connecticut, Long Island

By Clare Secrist • Jan 19, 2021
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Universities across the country are reopening for the spring semester following sending students home after Thanksgiving in response to skyrocketing COVID-19 infection rates.

Here Are The New COVID-19 Rules For Universities Reopening In Connecticut and Long Island

By Clare Secrist • Jan 19, 2021
Courtesy of Pixabay

Universities across the country are reopening for the spring semester following sending students home after Thanksgiving in response to skyrocketing COVID-19 infection rates.

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