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By Paul Hughes, Republican-American MIDDLETOWN Gov. Ned Lamont is going to ask the legislature to continue his emergency order requiring staff and students in public school settings to wear masks beyond the order’s April 20 expiration date. Lamont stated his belief Tuesday that most parents favor keeping the mask mandate while COVID-19 remains a public health threat, a day after winning a court challenge from families objecting to the coronavirus-related requirement. “I think a lot more parents are nervous about the fact that there might be COVID in the classroom than there are parents who say, ‘I hate the masks. You can’t make me wear the mask,’” he said. “I would be inclined to probably ask the legislature sometime as we approach April 20, ‘Let’s keep the mask mandate in the classrooms going a little longer, what do you say?’”

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