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Stamford mayor: COVID Christmas is not for get-togethers Angela Carella FacebookTwitterEmail STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT - DECEMBER 22: City of Stamford contact tracer Toni Parlanti calls a person identified as having been potentially exposed to coronavirus while working from her office at the Government Center on December 22, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. The city has repurposed employees like Parlanti, who normally works as a dental hygienist, for contact tracing to call people potentially exposed to the virus as well as follow up with COVID-19 patients during their quarantine periods at home. (...

I don’t really play games on my phone, but, because I was running out of things to do, I downloaded a Solitaire app. And, as of this writing, I’ve played at least one round of Solitaire every day for two months. Among the many things this pandemic has taken from us, I’ve noticed it’s given me more time to think. So I thought about the last time I played this much Solitaire. Easy. In the “computer room” (really just a spare bedroom with an old computer) at my grandma’s house, where I spent a lot of time after school and during summer breaks.

December 17, 2020 NATIONWIDE – As COVID restrictions tighten and the uncertainty of family gatherings looms, uncles across Canada are scrambling to pre-record their racist rants for extended families to enjoy over Christmas dinner. “It’s important to uphold family traditions regardless of what the holidays look like,” said Uncle Joe, from Regina, who often waits until 8 minutes into Christmas dinner to provide his hot takes on immigration. “This year, it was a little tricky to gauge when to pivot and start loudly spewing baseless facts about how immigrants are taking jobs since I di...

T&G Santa: Hope for the Holidays program will distribute gifts to 290 children in need Debbie LaPlaca CLINTON – T&G Santa is heading to town with truckloads of Christmas gifts for thousands of Central Massachusetts girls and boys in need. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak financial havoc on struggling families, more and more are forced to seek sustenance from nonprofit agencies and support services. With this comes a greater need to provide a little Christmas magic to children in difficult circumstances and for this, the newspaper’s 82-year T&G Santa tradition continues. Hel...

And so with a pending separation lisa worried about lynn and charlie's safety. >> i wanted her to move out of the home with charlie. she wouldn't do it. she wouldn't leave her home. she wouldn't disrupt charlie. he was just starting high school. they'd lived in the neighborhood forever. so she was a sitting target. >> reporter: did she understand that it was dangerous for her? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: and yet, she went ahead and did it anyway? >> that's how important getting out of that relationship was to her. she was willing to risk her life, and she told me that. >> reporter: lisa told lyn...