Is another COVID-19 wave on the way? Connecticut experts 'watching very carefully' for BA.2 omicron subvariant
“It seems like proportionally, the BA.2 subvariant is increasing,” said Dr. David Banach, hospital epidemiologist at UConn Health.
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“It seems like proportionally, the BA.2 subvariant is increasing,” said Dr. David Banach, hospital epidemiologist at UConn Health.
“This session, some of the most important things that will happen across all different committees may be the work on children’s mental health,” state Sen. Saud Anwar, a D-South Windsor, said.
And as November’s state-wide elections near, the battle to frame the state’s financial outlook — as the best of times or the worst of times — is only expected to intensify.
With gasoline prices rising sharply in an election year, Gov. Lamont called for cutting the state’s gasoline tax by 25 cents per gallon.
A 500-plus page proposal seeking nearly $50 million from the state’s innovation corridor program details plans for a dozen properties for the Parkville Arts & Innovation District.