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Does Connecticut's secretary of the state give two hoots about our right to vote?Earlier this month, Stephanie Thomas, through a spokeswoman, refused to dismiss a cockamamie plan by fellow Democrat secretaries of state to keep former President Donald Trump off the primary ballot under Section 3 of t
The Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) is one of the most recent comprehensive state consumer privacy laws we have seen this year – and businesses are sure to have questions about...
It’s a place people rarely get to visit: the Kilham Bear Center in Lyme, New Hampshire. Ben Kilham and his nephew Ethan rehab and release injured, orphaned,...
Lower testing today is a product of a shift in strategy in disease surveillance, which may need to evolve to keep up with the delta variant.
The last time Connecticut’s daily COVID-19 positivity rate was consistently over 3%, it was in the middle of April — and the state was reporting almost twice as many tests then as it is now, raising the questions: Does Connecticut have good visibility into the spread of COVID in the state, and how important is testing in disease surveillance now that 74% of the eligible population in the state has been vaccinated?