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Joan Grody, 87, of Bloomfield, receives a COVID-19 vaccination shot from Community Health Centers worker Jean Palin Monday in East Hartford.
Coronavirus in Connecticut
COVID clinics rely on honor system for those without ID
Connecticut health officials say someone without an ID will not be denied a COVID shot, but will be required to sign a document affirming eligibility.
Shelton Police have issued a Silver Alert for 91-year-old Luise Lichtenberg.
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Police: Shelton woman, 91, found
Police said the 91-year-old city woman, reported missing Tuesday morning, has been found unharmed.
Brianna Morden (20) of the Suffield co-op follows through on a shot during the Wildcats' girls ice hockey game against the ETB Storm at Enfield Twin Rinks on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021.
Sports
Girls ice hockey top performers/games to watch
TOP PERFORMERS Maya Boyhen, West Haven/SHA: The junior forward had three points on one goal and two assists in West Haven/SHA’s 5-3 victory over Guilford in a battle of unbeaten teams at Bennett Rink on Tuesday. West Haven/SHA is 4-0. Thora Clark, Simsbury: Clark has at least one goal in all four games this season and leads the Trojans in scoring with five goals. She had one in a tight 2-1...
New Canaan's Nicole Talamo is one of The Palace Theatre's three Ernie DiMattia Emerging Young Artist Award winners.
Entertainment
Two CT students win The Palace’s playwright competition
Two Connecticut high school students won The Palace Theatre’s 2021 Ernie DiMattia Emerging Young Artist Award for their original one-act plays. Chris Israel of Stamford, Nicole Talamo of New Canaan and Marco Greco of White Plains, N.Y. were awarded $500 each for their plays. The Palace will hold virtual readings of each of the student plays on March 14 performed by professional actors and...
"The Mauritanian."
Arts & Leisure
Reel Dad: ‘The Mauritanian’ puts spotlight on a true story
Jodie Foster and Tahir Rahim star in “The Mauritanian,” which follows the imprisonment and trial of Mohamedou Ould Salahi.
Matt McGee
Opinion
Op-Ed: City-run bus company not meeting promised goals
The savings are far less than promised and communication needs to be improved.
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