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Connecticut Schools, Restaurants, Bars, Hair Salons and Just About Everything Else Closed Until May 20
On Thursday, state leaders said schools and non-essential businesses will not reopen until at least May 20, as the coronavirus pandemic continues on. Connecticut schools, bars, restaurants and many other businesses will remain closed “at least” until May 20, Lamont said. “I wouldn’t be surprised that May 20 date gets extended as well,” he added.… Read more
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Latest List of Connecticut Nursing Homes With Confirmed Coronavirus
Among 215 nursing homes in CT, 83 (39%) have had at least one confirmed case of COVID-19. Atotal of 660 nursing home residents with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 have been identifiedof whom 188 (28%) were hospitalized and 99 (15%) have died. In light of the surge, Governor Lamont announced a partnership with Connecticut’s long-term care facilities to… Read more
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Governor Lamont Directs Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Honor of Those Who Have Lost Their Lives or Have Been Affected by COVID-19
Governor Ned Lamont announced that he is directing U.S. and State of Connecticut flags to be lowered to half-staff statewide effective immediately in recognition and mourning of all those who have lost their lives and been affected by COVID-19. The flags will remain lowered throughout the emergency. Accordingly, since no flag should fly higher than… Read more
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Despite The Coronavirus, it’s Spring: Checkout This Connecticut Spring Blossom Finder
Once the snow melted, springtime in Connecticut quickly takes hold, rewarding us with colorful gardens, open fields, flowering trees and wonderful spring festivals. In April and May, the cherry blossoms, tulips, daffodils and dogwoods come into bloom. Here are a few of the biggest and best viewing opportunities, as well as some suggestions for other places… Read more
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Connecticut Gets ‘C’ Grade on Social Distancing Based on Cellphone Data
With social distancing being the new norm amid the COVID-19 pandemic, one company is tracking how well Americans are doing it by using cell phone data. Unacast gave each state a grade based on how well they are with distancing themselves from others. The Unacast online social distancing scoreboard rates states and counties throughout the country with letter… Read more
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Takeout and Delivery Restaurants in Connecticut
COVID-19 has affected nearly every aspect of life, including the way we dine. But many dishes from popular spots can still be enjoyed while following the CDC’s recommendations. We’ve gathered a list of notable Connecticut restaurants that have shifted their offerings to accommodate safety during this trying time. Beer, wine, and cocktails may even be available… Read more
