Bridgeport's re-entry office aims to emerge stronger out of COVID
Bridgeport’s re-entry office aims to emerge stronger out of COVID By Brian Lockhart BRIDGEPORT — As the coronavirus swept across Connecticut last year and many stayed home, Earl Bloodworth was instead driving around delivering masks and other personal protective equipment to incarcerated men and women finishing their sentences in local halfway houses. “You don’t know if that saved a life or not,” recalled Rob Hebert, senior vice president of re-entry affairs for Career Resources, a workforce readiness and employment non-profit that runs a handful of halfway facilitie...