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Mohegan Tribe wins auction for CT school as part of Norwich diocese bankruptcy - Vimarsana News

Mohegan Tribe wins auction for CT school as part of Norwich diocese bankruptcy

The Mohegan Tribe submitted the winning bid for St. Bernard School in Montville, up for auction following over 100 claims of sex abuse against the diocese.

The Day - COVID-19 vaccination rates soar among state's health care workers - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - COVID-19 vaccination rates soar among state's health care workers - News from southeastern Connecticut

Exemptions aside, mostly on religious grounds, rates among hospital staffs climbed into high 90s over three-and-a-half month span.

Source: theday.com
Headstones are toppling over at Middletown cemetery. Who should fix flooding issue? - Vimarsana News

Headstones are toppling over at Middletown cemetery. Who should fix flooding issue?

Water erosion at Calvary Cemetery is resulting in some headstones leaning precariously...

Who should fix cause of toppled headstones at Middletown cemetery? - Vimarsana News

Who should fix cause of toppled headstones at Middletown cemetery?

Water erosion at Calvary Cemetery is resulting in some headstones leaning precariously...

Local churches expect fewer people for Ash Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Local churches expect fewer people for Ash Wednesday

As the one-year-mark of the pandemic approaches,  the Rev. John O’Neill of St. James Church in Danielson, said it’s been a hard year for everyone, as the pandemic is even preventing the Christian tradition of Ash Wednesday to continue without changes. “I tell people to hang in there,” O’Neill said. “This year’s been toughest year we’ve experienced.” On Feb. 10, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich issued a release detailing the changes that have been made in the diocese regarding Ash Wednesday services. The main change is that, in the interest of minimizing physical conta...