2020 Political Round Up
By Thomas Nocera, Staff Writer All five of Connecticut’s U.S. House of Representative seats are up for grabs in this year’s election. A field full of Republican hopefuls are intent on staging their own small upset against the five Democratic incumbents. While they might not agree on much, candidates from both parties claim this election […]
Most Americans Want to Reopen–Not
By Dr. Juan Andrade, Jr. Anyone who says that most Americans want to lift restrictions and reopen the economy is simply not following the data; much like the President is ignoring scientific and medical data on COVID-19. If you think the states should reopen and everybody you know agrees, well, think about this. An overwhelming […]
Opening the Economy: Data-Driven and Public Health Approaches
By Jagdish Khubchandani Policymakers around the world are in a triangular tug of war between fighting COVID-19, economic rehabilitation, and ensuring societal normalcy, well-being, and health. There are no easy answers or cookbook recipes and each question among the how, why, and when to open the economy is more daunting to answer than the other […]
Journalist to Carsey-Werner: Cease and Desist
31 May 2020
HARTFORD – The Hartford Guardian’s Editor and Publisher Ann-Marie Adams recently sent a letter to The Carsey-Werner Company executives, telling them to cease and desist in thier attempts to profit off the likeness of her and her family because they inspired “The Cosby Show.” Adams sent a cogent letter to Carsey-Werner executives Jim Kraus and […]
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Primary Elections Will Take Place Under New Guidelines
29 May 2020
By Thomas Nocera, Staff Writer WINDSOR — Connecticut Secretary of State Denise Merrill on Thursday outlined how exactly the state planned on holding primary elections during a pandemic to a virtual audience of a few dozen. In the age of surgical masks and social distancing, officials have long been preparing for an unprecedented election season, […]
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Federal Funding Will Help Schools Cope with New Reality
18 May 2020
By Thomas Nocera, Staff Writer HARTFORD — Hartford will receive about $11 million in funding to help cope with the coronavirus pandemic that forced school closures. On Thursday, a week after cancelling all kindergarten to 12th grade in-person classes for the remainder of the school year, Gov. Ned Lamont announced that the state would be […]
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Gov. Ned Lamont: Some Businesses to Reopen
11 May 2020
By Thomas Nocera, Staff Writer HARTFORD — Three months after the global pandemic of the coronavirus, Gov. Ned Lamont on Monday scheduled several type of businesses to reopen. According to Lamont’s office, barbershops, beauty salons and several kinds of retail stories will be opened in phase one of the plan, but they will follow specific […]
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CABC, Inc Hires Andrea Mesquita As New Program Director
07 May 2020
By Fran Wilson, Staff Writer HARTFORD — West End Resident Andrea Mesquita was recently promoted to the position of Program Director for the Connecticut Alliance for Better Communities, Inc.—effective July 20, 2020. In her new executive role, Mesquita will coordinate effective community conversations in the Greater Hartford communities and CABC Inc.’s Summer Journalism Workshop programs […]
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CT Officials Plan For Surge Hospitalizations
06 May 2020
By Thomas Nocera, Staff Writer To date, Hartford county has confirmed more than 9,000 cases of COVID-19 hospitalizations. The state collectively has reported 29, 973 confirmed cases and 2,556 deaths. Source: https://news.google.com/covid19/map?hl=en-US&mid=/m Those numbers are only expected to grow over the next month, with a peak in cases and deaths projected for late April and […]
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Hartford HealthCare and City to Erect Mobile Test Sites
23 April 2020
HARTFORD — Hartford will be the first site for HealthCare mobile coronavirus testing soon to reach the city’s most vulnerable and underserved populations, according to hospital officials on Thursday. The mobile testing will focus on nursing homes first because they have been the site of numerous outbreaks. The next hot spots will be hotels housing […]
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Hartford Police Seize Bags of Heroine
22 April 2020
Hartford are still investigating a recent drug best that includes a discovery of more than 1,200 bags of heroin. Last Friday, Police seized 1,397 bags of heroin after a recovering a stolen car from Massachusetts. Before the bust, police chased the suspects on foot. The suspects include two 18 year-olds, who were arrested. Also, officers […]
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- Journalist to Carsey-Werner: Cease and Desist
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- Federal Funding Will Help Schools Cope with New Reality
- Gov. Ned Lamont: Some Businesses to Reopen
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