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Former Middletown School Will Not House Migrant Children: Report Patch 1 hr ago Payton Potter © Google Maps State officials this month toured the Connecticut Juvenile Training School in Middletown after the Biden Administration discussed moving some unaccompanied minors from overcrowded facilities in Texas to Connecticut. MIDDLETOWN, CT — Unaccompanied migrant children will not be housed in Connecticut despite the Biden administration asking Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont la...

Wheel of Fortune contestant wins $7k trip to Madison FacebookTwitterEmail The renovated Madison Beach Hotel.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut Media While most people on "Wheel of Fortune" hope to win a tropical getaway or a new car, sometimes a trip to the Constitution State is the best that theyll do. On the April 12 episode of "Americas Game," that is exactly what Dan from Redondo Beach, Calif. got. During the first-round puzzle, Dan was able to successfully solve the puzzle while also picking...

Connecticut is a state unlike any other. With a wide array of distinctive features such as being the birth place to a United States president and home to the longest running news publication in the country, the Constitution State offers a complex history that may surprise residents, whether they have just moved or lived there all their lives. 10 Random Facts About Connecticuts History You May Not Know Here are 10 random facts about Connecticuts history that are often overlooked or may have been...

Updated on March 18, 2021 at 3:07 am NBC Universal, Inc. What to Know 10 new mass vaccination sites open across New York on Friday; appointments for those sites open up for booking Wednesday, the same day the next essential worker class is eligible statewide Gov. Andrew Cuomo got his Johnson & Johnson vaccine Wednesday; he also announced more reopening moves, including an end to some curfews, the return of indoor fitness classes in NYC and other steps New Jersey and Connecticut have expanded el...

New York blank check company Greenrose Acquisition Corp. has reached an agreement to purchase Theraplant, one of Connecticuts four legal marijuana growers, as part of a larger buying spree of cannabis companies in multiple states. With the Theraplant buy, Greenrose would  own its 68,000-square-foot Waterbury facility used for cultivation, processing, manufacturing and packaging. That space at 856 Echo Lake Road, is currently undergoing an expansion to add another 30,000 square feet. The other ...

Building Blocks Childcare Experiences Positive Growth During COVID Crisis Share Article As many states continue to report permanent closures of nearly 50% of their childcare centers, at least one New England network of early education centers and preschools is expanding here in Connecticut. Little Sprouts Network COVID makes this a complicated time to grow. Regardless, we recognize the essential need for trusted and reliable care for our children across the Constitution State... We can help mor...

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Monday that New York City’s public high schools will reopen for in-person instruction on Monday, March 22, while high-risk...

Ex-FDA chief Dr. Gottilieb contradicts Dr. Fauci and says governors are RIGHT to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions - but with masks: Daily cases creep back towards 70K Gottlieb told CNBC states must try to provide a pathway that allows people to gradually get back to normal  However, he said it was prudent that mask mandates remain in place longer  He pointed to Connecticut which is lifting restrictions from mid-March but leaving its mask mandate in place His comments clashed with the presid...

Dr. Gottilieb says governors are RIGHT to ease COVID-19 restrictions Rachel Sharp For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Ex-FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottilieb has waded into the fray about states reopening plans by contradicting Dr. Anthony Fauci and saying governors are right to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions as long as mask mandates stay in place. Dr. Gottlieb, who headed up the Food and Drug Administration from 2017 until April 2019 under Donald Trump an...

Sixty-nine percent of the US adults polled last month by Pew said they have already been vaccinated or plan to get dosed, up from 60% who said they planned to get vaccinated in November.