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Latinos lead the way on COVID-19 vaccination in Meriden area- MERIDEN — As the city enters its third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than three-fourths of the local Hispanic population in Meriden and surrounding areas is vaccinated.Almost 80% of the Hispanic population in Meriden was fully vaccinated as of...
Six secondary school students have received scholarships from the New Life Ministries Scholarship Fund which was launched on Sunday, February 13. A release from the religious organisation said three of the students are from the North Union Secondary School, and one each from the George Stephens Secondary School, the Georgetown Secondary School and the Emmanuel High School. In addition to the six secondary school students, 10 students were selected to …
OXFORD — The Board of Education adjourned its meeting on Tuesday, September 28, after multiple outbursts from audience members who did not agree with Covid-19 quarantining procedures and mask mandate.
Financially challenged but fierce, Derby's Griffin Hospital innovates through pandemic Carol Leonetti Dannhauser, Conn. Health I-Team Writer July 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Keith J. DuPerry registers for his vaccination on the New Haven Green. The clinic was administered by Griffin Hospital.Carol Leonetti DannhauserShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Carol Laurer, R.N. of Naugatuck, suits up in the ICU at Griffin Hospital.Carol Leonetti DannhauserShow MoreShow Less 3of8 Dr. Marya Chaisson, director of ICU at Griffin Hospital, now has time to work with her sleep apnea patients.Carol Leonetti Dann...
This view of Browne and Gradidge Ltd was taken in 1907. The shop was at 19 High Street, two shops down from the Globe Hotel and was a partnership or business agreement between bookseller and printer Frederick J J Browne, and chemist William Ivimey Gradidge. A generation earlier, Gradidge’s mother Ann had been a chemist and stationer on the opposite side of the street, next to the George Inn. Ann’s chemist husband had died young and once he was old enough, William took on his mother’s shop. He married Emily Browne in 1877 and they employed two members of staff.