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It s OK for Connecticut to fully reopen, but individuals must make their own safety judgments, public health experts say

Experts say it's reasonable for Connecticut to reopen next week, so long as the state keeps a close on eye on its COVID-19 metrics.

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For first time in Connecticut, investigators can demand people to talk But there s a big caveat The investigative subpoenas can only be used on police

Law enforcement in Connecticut finally has the power to issue investigative subpoenas, but prosecutors can use them only to investigate the police.

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Jon Lender: Problems pile up on state trash agency, from environmental roadblock to paying severance packages for its contractor s employees

Nightmarish complications piled up on the state’s quasi-public trash agency in recent days as it faced an end-of-the-world scenario the world, at least, as the often-controversial Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority (MIRA) has known it for about half a century. Since the 1980s, MIRA has been burning municipal trash around the clock to generate electricity at its massive plant on .

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Daily coronavirus updates: Following CDC guidance, fully vaccinated Connecticut residents will no longer be required to wear masks indoors beginning May 19

Also on Thursday, Connecticut providers began vaccinating adolescents, after the federal government released guidance for inoculations of 12- to 15-year-olds.

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Connecticut has plenty of COVID-19 vaccine doses but not enough people who want vaccination What can be done?

Connecticut has plenty of COVID-19 vaccine doses but not enough people who want them. What can be done? Alex Putterman, Hartford Courant © Kassi Jackson/Kassi Jackson I got my COVID-19 vaccine is on a sticker with the Yard Goats mascot as the City of Hartford and its Department of Public Health and Services host a vaccination clinic for Hartford residents 75+ at Dunkin Donuts Park Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021, in Hartford. Just a few weeks ago, Parker Memorial Community Center in Hartford’s North End was packed each day with locals seeking vaccination against COVID-19. But on a recent afternoon, the building’s spacious lobby sat largely empty, as patients arrived in a slow trickle, often out-numbered by the staff waiting to vaccinate them.

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