Carolyn Sistrand
Carolyn Sistrand is excited to continue her reporting career back home in New England. Originally from Massachusetts, Carolyn is a proud New Englander who swears by Dunkin' Donuts iced coffees and lives for Boston sports.
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Carolyn Sistrand is excited to continue her reporting career back home in New England. Originally from Massachusetts, Carolyn is a proud New Englander who swears by Dunkin' Donuts iced coffees and lives for Boston sports.
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Casting your ballot looked entirely different this Town Meeting Day because of the pandemic.At most polling sites around the state, masks were required, there weren’t long lines and there was plenty of hand sanitizer for voters and poll workers. Some voters tell NBC5, they prefer voting in person and felt safe voting. "I go to the store, there’s more room here than at the store, and I like voting in person," says Brian Kravitz of Waterbury. "Just as part of the democratic process, I feel like it’s important to make sure your voice is heard," says Jaclyn Pratt of Essex. Importan...
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