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Reply (Shutterstock) BRANFORD, CT — The pace of coronavirus vaccinations has slowed somewhat in the United States., but the country continues to administer more than 2.5 million doses daily. New Haven County is above the national average for percentage of adults who are fully vaccinated. The United States recently hit two important coronavirus vaccine milestones as the number of cases, deaths and hospitalizations steadily declined for two weeks. More than half of U.S. adults have received at least one vaccine dose and more than eight out of 10 residents 65 and older have been vaccinated, ac...

New Haven County Coronavirus Vaccination Rates Patch 4/29/2021 © Shutterstock SOUTHBURY, CT — The pace of coronavirus vaccinations has slowed somewhat in the United States., but the country continues to administer more than 2.5 million doses daily. New Haven County is above the national average for percentage of adults who are fully vaccinated. The United States recently hit two important coronavirus vaccine milestones as the number of cases, deaths and hospitalizations steadily declined for two weeks. More than half of U.S. adults have received at least one vaccine dose and more than e...

We get a pause for the next day or so before another winter storm brings some icy conditions to the New York City metropolitan area.

Extra food benefits expected Feb. 18 for 117,000 households February 9, 2021 GMT HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — As the coronavirus pandemic continues, about 117,000 Connecticut households are poised to receive additional food benefits on Feb. 18, the state Department of Social Services announced Tuesday. DSS said it will provide $19 million in Emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance benefits to more than half of SNAP-eligible households in the state. To date, more than $197 million in emergency food benefits have been disbursed over the past 10 months to Connecticut households. The extra food b...

Published February 10. 2021 1:20AM  HARTFORD (AP) — As the coronavirus pandemic continues, about 117,000 Connecticut households are poised to receive additional food benefits on Feb. 18, the state Department of Social Services announced Tuesday. DSS said it will provide $19 million in Emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance benefits to more than half of SNAP-eligible households in the state. To date, more than $197 million in emergency food benefits have been disbursed over the past 10 months to Connecticut households. The extra food benefits, authorized by the federal Families First C...