The virus is now in all 10 departments, and medical authorities—organizations like the World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders—warn that the country’s few Covid-ready hospitals and triage centers may soon be overwhelmed.
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City of Bridgeport Launches COVID-19 Pilot Program
The City of Bridgeport announces a pilot program designed to further expand COVID-19 testing opportunities for community members.
Five Connecticut Municipalities Consider Joining the Movement to Declare Racism a Public Health Crisis
On July 6, New Haven and Middletown will consider resolutions to declare racism a public health crisis at meetings scheduled for 7 pm. The same night, at 7:30 Milford’s Board of Aldermen considered language about combating racism and several local leaders have urged local officials to add the statement that racism is a public health crisis. Tomorrow night, Manchester and Windham will consider resolutions as well.
Hydroxychloroquine et la COVID-19
À la lumière des données récemment publiées con- cernant l’innocuité et l’efficacité de l’hydroxychloroquine pour le traitement des patients COVID-19, le Groupe exécutif de l’essai Solidarity a décidé de sus- pendre temporairement le volet correspondant, par mesure de précaution, le temps que les données relatives à l’innocuité soient examinées.
Haïti-Séisme: La journaliste Michèle Montas recommande de passer par les réseaux locaux de base pour distribuer l’aide
Nearly 30 independent experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council are calling for the United States to reform its criminal justice system in the wake of a recent spate of killings of African Americans, including at the hands of the police.
Senator Blumenthal Calls for Substantial Earthquake Relief
Immediately following the 7.3 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti on August 14, members of the Haitian American community, Connecticut elected officials and local relief organizations have been active in helping provide a robust humanitarian assistance to the population affected by this disaster.
Stratford Democrats Back Haitian American Woman for Mayor
À la lumière des données récemment publiées con- cernant l’innocuité et l’efficacité de l’hydroxychloroquine pour le traitement des patients COVID-19, le Groupe exécutif de l’essai Solidarity a décidé de sus- pendre temporairement le volet correspondant, par mesure de précaution, le temps que les données relatives à l’innocuité soient examinées.
Haïti-Séisme: La journaliste Michèle Montas recommande de passer par les réseaux locaux de base pour distribuer l’aide
Nearly 30 independent experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council are calling for the United States to reform its criminal justice system in the wake of a recent spate of killings of African Americans, including at the hands of the police.
Will the Establishment Democrats Get It?
When Dr. Immacula Cann entered the mayoral race in Stratford as the Democratic challenger of the incumbent Republican Mayor Laura Hoydick, several key electoral constituencies across the state of Connecticut jubilantly were thrilled with her candidature, particularly African Americans, Haitian Americans and women in politics.
Remembering Joseph Emilio Revolus
Haitian communities across the United States have been profoundly impacted by the ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic. In Connecticut where a sizable percentage of the Haitian American community falls in the category of essential workers, we all have friends, co-workers, or family members who suffered from or died of this dreadful disease.
In Community, Culture, immigration, Politics
Tête-à-Tête with Attorney Philip E. Berns
A highly praised immigration lawyer, Attorney Philip E. Berns has been providing legal services and dedicated community leadership for almost 25 years in Connecticut.
Senator Blumenthal Calls for Substantial Earthquake Relief
Immediately following the 7.3 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti on August 14, members of the Haitian American community, Connecticut elected officials and local relief organizations have been active in helping provide a robust humanitarian assistance to the population affected by this disaster.
Stratford Democrats Back Haitian American Woman for Mayor
À la lumière des données récemment publiées con- cernant l’innocuité et l’efficacité de l’hydroxychloroquine pour le traitement des patients COVID-19, le Groupe exécutif de l’essai Solidarity a décidé de sus- pendre temporairement le volet correspondant, par mesure de précaution, le temps que les données relatives à l’innocuité soient examinées.
Haïti-Séisme: La journaliste Michèle Montas recommande de passer par les réseaux locaux de base pour distribuer l’aide
Nearly 30 independent experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council are calling for the United States to reform its criminal justice system in the wake of a recent spate of killings of African Americans, including at the hands of the police.
Will the Establishment Democrats Get It?
When Dr. Immacula Cann entered the mayoral race in Stratford as the Democratic challenger of the incumbent Republican Mayor Laura Hoydick, several key electoral constituencies across the state of Connecticut jubilantly were thrilled with her candidature, particularly African Americans, Haitian Americans and women in politics.
Remembering Joseph Emilio Revolus
Haitian communities across the United States have been profoundly impacted by the ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic. In Connecticut where a sizable percentage of the Haitian American community falls in the category of essential workers, we all have friends, co-workers, or family members who suffered from or died of this dreadful disease.
In Community, Culture, immigration, Politics
Tête-à-Tête with Attorney Philip E. Berns
A highly praised immigration lawyer, Attorney Philip E. Berns has been providing legal services and dedicated community leadership for almost 25 years in Connecticut.