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The Day - Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun wade into post-pandemic era - News from southeastern Connecticut

Foxwoods Resort Casino on Wednesday was requiring all patrons and employees to continue wearing masks while Mohegan Sun was mandating that masks only be worn by those who have not been vaccinated against the coronavirus. Jeff Hamilton, Mohegan Sun’s president and general manager, said the casino was asking employees to show proof of vaccination in order to work without a mask. “We are checking vaccination cards among team members,” Hamilton said. “If they can’t prove they’ve been vaccinated, they have to wear a mask or they can’t work.” He said it would be “impossible” to verify patrons’ vaccination status.

Springfield dentist awarded $1 3M after fall at Foxwoods casino

Springfield dentist awarded $1.3M after fall at Foxwoods casino Updated 11:49 AM; MASHANTUCKET, Conn. A former Springfield dentist forced to retire after a 2016 fall at Foxwoods Resort Casino has won a $1.3 million settlement. Gary Goodman slipped on “an accumulation of a liquid substance” while walking on the casino’s Grand Pequot concourse near Dunkin’ Donuts, attorney James Harrington of Waterford, Conn., told The New London Day. Casino surveillance footage was a major factor in the outcome of the case in Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court, he said. The footage from June 28, 2016 showed a liquid, probably water, had been dropped by a casino patron and was ignored by multiple employees who failed to clean it up for some 20 minutes when Goodman slipped on it, Harrington said.

The Day - Foxwoods agrees to pay casino patron injured in fall $1 3 million - News from southeastern Connecticut

A former Springfield, Mass., dentist forced to retire after injuring his ankle in a 2016 fall at Foxwoods Resort Casino, has won a $1.3 million settlement in a Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Court case, according to his attorney. Casino surveillance footage was a major factor in the case’s outcome, said James Harrington, of the Waterford firm Polito & Harrington. “It made a very good capture of the event,” said Harrington, whose client, Gary Goodman, slipped on “an accumulation of a liquid substance” while walking on the casino’s Grand Pequot concourse near Dunkin’ Donuts shortly before noon on June 28, 2016. Harrington said the footage showed the liquid, probably water, had been dropped by a casino patron and had been ignored by multiple employees who failed to clean it up.

Avoid the crowds along these 25 secret hiking trails around CT

Avoid the crowds along these 25 secret hiking trails around CT Peter Marteka FacebookTwitterEmail While popular state park hiking areas filled up fast during the pandemic, forcing the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to close them, nearby land trusts and municipal open spaces sat relatively empty and unused. To enjoy our natural beauty without the crowds, skip the overused trails and visit these paths less traveled. Hidden Valley Preserve Location: Washington Total distance: 17 miles Must-see: The “Pinnacle” and “Lookout” overlooks Hidden Valley Preserve is home to the finest trail bridge in Connecticut. The Thoreau Bridge connects the northern and southern portions of the 650-acre preserve. The cable-stayed, mass-timber suspension bridge spans 134 feet across the Shepaug River and is etched with famous quotes by the 19th-century author and philosopher such as: “The universe is wider than our views of it” and “Wildness is the preservation

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