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Connecticut has just launched the 'Hero Pay' Program and essential workers during the pandemic could receive up to $1000. Applications are being taken now.

Health care workers, grocery store employees and other private-sector employees who staffed vital services during the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic can begin applying for up to a $1,000 bonus from the state. Comptroller Natalie Braswell’s office opened the Premium Pay portal on its website Friday. And while applicants can begin filing now, a formal launch will be announced next week.

/PRNewswire/ -- Building on the success of its 3rd annual Camp Cajon, Cajon Valley Union School District will introduce Camp Sunrise and Camp Sunset into the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Building on the success of its 3rd annual Camp Cajon, Cajon Valley Union School District will introduce Camp Sunrise and Camp Sunset into the...

Connecticuts Premium Pay program opened Friday for up to a $1,000 bonus for essential workers who worked during the first two years of the pandemic.

Connecticuts Premium Pay program opened Friday for up to a $1,000 bonus for essential workers who worked during the first two years of the pandemic.

At a time of children with popsicle-covered faces running around and summer music festivals– many are celebrating the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. Beyond celebrations though, parents of children...

Leadership from the Coalition of Franchisee Associations met with members of Congress last month for its annual day at the Capitol to discuss solutions for industry challenges.

All across Lower Manhattan, from Tribeca to Two Bridges, a slew of coastal resiliency measures are being implemented — some more contentious than others — in order to protect the island’s southern tip from storm surges and rising sea levels.

Diagnosis. >> this virus does not discriminate, as you said. the president has it now. i also think its a reminder that there are still people who have been the most impacted and that is people of color and poor people, who have not had an at times, the same resources to do the things like stay at home, like work remotely. we throw around those terms that became the terms of this pandemic. the terms of this generation, social distancing. but ive talked to so many people who cant social distance,...