The Three Rivers nursing home failed to ensure proper cohorting of residents, along with other infection control lapses.
August 31, 2020 @ 6:22 pm
Lamont to extend emergency COVID powers until Feb. 9
The Democratic governor’s intended extension provoked a partisan response, with the GOP opposed.
Workers may see bigger paychecks under Trump plan, but Larson says there’s a price to pay
Under Trump’s plan, paychecks would be larger for the rest of this year, then shrink as deferred taxes are repaid.
‘We were used’: Hundreds of nursing home workers are laid off as financial crisis hits the facilities
Employees say the layoffs and cutbacks are especially cruel after they spent months risking their health working during COVID.
New York is losing its young people. Is Connecticut gaining them?
While the pandemic has accelerated the transition into suburban adulthood for 30-somethings, many 20-somethings headed north for a very different reason: they were moving back in with their parents.
Are COVID metrics informing school reopening or rationalizing it?
Using numbers does not make something science. And arranging numbers in a color-coded table does not make them data. Numbers can sometimes lend a sheen of objectivity to decisions that are ultimately subjective. We must always ask if numbers are informing a decision or rationalizing it.