Across Connecticut|News|
CT Coronavirus Spread Different Now Than March: Birx
White House task force coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx warned that the Northeast could see an increase in coronavirus cases.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Connecticut: Finding Our Way Forward
The coronavirus shutdown brought civic life and commerce to a standstill for months. These stories of revival show how communities, businesses, schools and essential institutions in Connecticut are finding ways to reopen, recover and move forward.
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UConn Gets $1 Million Gift From Former Trustees Chairman, Wife
The former UConn trustees chairman and his wife have boosted the program that bears their name with a $1 million gift.
Chris Dehnel, Patch Staff
East Haven, CT|News|
Rotary Club Honors East Haven High School Students
Student of the month events, like so many other in-person celebrations, was postponed due to the pandemic. The Rotary didn't forget them.
Ellyn Santiago, Patch Staff
Ellington-Somers, CT|News|
Somers School Officials Set Date For Full-Time Elementary Return
Families will still have the full remote learning option available, according to the superintendent.
Tim Jensen, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT 3rd Reopening Phase Starts: Here Are The Changes
Many businesses like restaurants and nail salons can increase capacity. Here are all the changes.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Greenwich, CT|News|
Brooks Brothers Greenwich Avenue Store Closes, New Tenant Sought
Signs have gone up at the clothing chain's Greenwich Avenue indicating the space is available for lease.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
Enfield, CT|News|
Masks Now Mandated At Enfield Town Council Meetings
Council leaders from both parties adopted a policy requiring the wearing of masks at all council meetings.
Tim Jensen, Patch Staff
Fairfield, CT|News|
Fairfield's Flipside Burgers & Bar Is Thriving In The Pandemic
The popular burger restaurant "figured out a rhythm" to not only survive during the coronavirus pandemic but stay relevant and thrive.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
New Haven, CT|News|
Lenny & Joe’s Fish Tale Closing New Haven Location
The owners said the decision to close the popular restaurant was a “difficult, but necessary choice.”
Vincent Salzo, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT State Data Error Leads To Higher Positive Test Rate
The state broke a streak of increasing hospitalizations Tuesday after more than a week straight of increases.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Stratford, CT|News|
Stratford's Great Pumpkin Festival Canceled Due To Coronavirus
The event traditionally includes high-risk activities, such as horse-drawn hay rides, bounce houses, and a roaming train ride.
Anna Schier, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Teachers Concerned Over Ventilation, Engaging Remote Students
A survey by the Connecticut Education Association found teachers are concerned about ventilation, cleaning and contact tracing.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Fairfield, CT|News|
100 Sacred Heart Students Suspended For Coronavirus Violations
Two repeat offenders were removed from campus for the remainder of the semester.
Anna Schier, Patch Staff
New Canaan, CT|News|
2 Positive Coronavirus Tests Hit New Canaan Public School Staff
One staffer at the high school has tested positive for the virus, and so has one at West Elementary School, says Superintendent Luizzi.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
Greenwich, CT|News|
3 Brunswick School Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
School officials said three middle school students have tested positive for the virus and others have been asked to quarantine.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Phase 3 Reopening Still On, Hospitalizations Increase
Connecticut will press on with its third reopening phase despite an increase in hospitalizations and the positive test rate.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Danbury, CT|News|
Amos House In Danbury Helps Homeless Moms Reclaim Their Lives
How does a homeless mother in Danbury with no job find a life once she leaves the shelter?
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Projects $2 Billion Budget Deficit, Lamont Plans Plug
Gov. Ned Lamont released his plan to plug a projected $2 billion budget deficit for the current fiscal year.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Coronavirus Updates: These Towns Have The Most New Cases
Connecticut's positive test rate remained near 2 percent and hospitalizations increased once again.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Coronavirus Uptick Cause Not Fully Known: Lamont
The state saw another day of a positive test rate around 1.8 percent and increase hospitalizations.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Hamden, CT|News|
Unique Hamden Kids’ Hair Salon Needs Help Amid Pandemic
From first haircuts to birthday parties, the owners of Trixie’s Cuts For Kids in Hamden are hoping to be around for many more memories.
Vincent Salzo, Patch Staff
Enfield, CT|News|
New Reptile Zoo and Education Center Set to Open In Enfield
Over 50 species of amphibians and reptiles will be on display, including an 8-foot alligator, venomous snakes, various turtles and lizards.
Tim Jensen, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Coronavirus Hospitalizations Exceed 100
Net coronavirus hospitalizations in Connecticut exceeded 100 for the first time since June. Connecticut's third reopening phase is still on.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Vernon, CT|News|
Plan Renderings Offer Sneak Peek At 'New Golf Land' In Vernon
Renderings submitted with applications show what the "new Golf Land" in Vernon could look like.
Chris Dehnel, Patch Staff
Manchester, CT|News|
State Choses Old Manchester Sam's Club For New PPE Warehouse
State officials want to purchase the former Manchester Sam's Club to store coronavirus-related personal protective equipment.
Chris Dehnel, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
White House Coronavirus Task Force Optimistic About CT
The task force complimented Connecticut's gradual reopening strategy determined by coronavirus metrics.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Greenwich, CT|News|
Delicious Bread Baked From Scratch: New Bakery Opens In Greenwich
Cobs Bread, a bakery franchise with a unique menu, has opened a new location in the Riverside area of Greenwich.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
Greenwich, CT|News|
Greenwich Pumpkin Decorating Contest Promises Safe Halloween Fun
The town will host a virtual pumpkin decorating competition designed to bring some safe Halloween fun to residents' homes.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CDC: Best Way To Enjoy Safe Thanksgiving Is By ‘Staying Home’
Thanksgiving dinner with folks from outside your household, parades, and shopping in crowded stores are "high risk "activities, CDC says.
Ellyn Santiago, Patch Staff
Enfield, CT|News|
Enfield School Board to Resume Meetings At Town Hall
The Enfield Board of Education will conduct an in-person meeting Tuesday for the first time since mid-March.
Tim Jensen, Patch Staff
Danbury, CT|News|
Danbury Elks Club Reinvents Itself While Clinging To Traditions
Volunteerism is taking a beating during COVID. Time to call in the Elks...
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
Stamford, CT|News|
New Artisan Coffee Shop Opens In Stamford
The new coffee shop will also be offering free drinks during its grand opening celebration this weekend in Stamford.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
Vernon, CT|News|
3 Familiar Vernon Vacancies Primed For New Tenants
Three recognizable vacancies on Routes 83 and 30 are being primed for new tenants.
Chris Dehnel, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Department of Public Health Issues Organized Sports Guidance
The department has provided suggested guidance on the operation of youth, club and private play during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tim Jensen, Patch Staff
Branford, CT|News|
Need Help Paying Your Utility Bills? What You Need To Know Now
As the shut-off moratorium ends in days, the deadline to apply for a payment plan is Nov. 1. Here's how to keep the lights and heat on.
Ellyn Santiago, Patch Staff
Ellington-Somers, CT|News|
Ellington School Officials Plan Return to 5-Day In-Person Classes
The current hybrid schedule of in-person and remote learning will give way to a return to full-time in-person classes in early October.
Tim Jensen, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT To Issue Halloween Safety Guidance Soon: Lamont
The state Department of Public Health will issue guidance for Halloween safety in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Branford, CT|News|
Joining Nationwide Movement, Blackstone Library Goes Fine-Free
Fines don't provide an incentive to return library items on time, instead they stop people from coming back, says library director.
Ellyn Santiago, Patch Staff
Across Connecticut|News|
CT Coronavirus Updates: Positive Test Rate Declines
Connecticut's daily positive test rate dropped slightly and the number of hospitalizations also declined slightly.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
Darien, CT|News|
Dozen Under Quarantine At Darien Middle School Due To Coronavirus
Twelve people from the Middlesex Middle School community have been instructed to quarantine following the discovery of a positive test.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
