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Update: Rocky Neck reopens after bacteria closure; advisories for other area beaches - Vimarsana News

Update: Rocky Neck reopens after bacteria closure; advisories for other area beaches

East Lyme ― The presence of potentially harmful bacteria triggered the closure of Rocky Neck State Park’s beach Thursday, but the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection later reo...

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Branford Manor residents make a difference with mold complaints - Vimarsana News

Branford Manor residents make a difference with mold complaints

Groton ― Latasha Fisher-Harris, who has spoken out about mold at Branford Manor, a federally subsidized housing complex in the City of Groton, said she has always been motivated to make sure children ...

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Musical therapy: With 'Beautiful Trauma,' Frank Colmenares seeks to heal - Vimarsana News

Musical therapy: With 'Beautiful Trauma,' Frank Colmenares seeks to heal

A lot of fans and wannabes are attracted to music stardom through the tantalizing prism of songs and lifestyles about sexual pyrotechnics, nonstop parties, and elegant material consumption for the sak...

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Women Between Cultures celebrates a year as support group for Latin American women - Vimarsana News

Women Between Cultures celebrates a year as support group for Latin American women

New London ― A year ago, Gladiz Egas’ husband died and she felt depressed and lonely. A while later she saw an ad for a sewing class being offered by Mujeres Entre Culturas, or Women Between Cultures...

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Three years in: How health agencies are handling COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Three years in: How health agencies are handling COVID-19

In a given week, Uncas Health District staff is going to a minimum of three or four events and might administer a COVID-19 vaccine to two people at an event, director Patrick McCormack said ― maybe o...

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