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Day: November 19, 2020

State’s vaccine panel weighs who should be first in line for COVID vaccine
November 19, 2020

State’s vaccine panel weighs who should be first in line for COVID vaccine

by Jenna Carlesso
Sports suspended as COVID cases tracked to athletics
November 19, 2020

Sports suspended as COVID cases tracked to athletics

by Mark Pazniokas
Nearly 60% of nursing homes in CT have at least one COVID case
November 19, 2020

Nearly 60% of nursing homes in CT have at least one COVID case

by Jenna Carlesso
Lamont: Christmas shopping is OK — if COVID rules are followed
November 19, 2020

Lamont: Christmas shopping is OK — if COVID rules are followed

by Mark Pazniokas
CT loses eligibility for high extended federal unemployment benefits
November 19, 2020

CT loses eligibility for high extended federal unemployment benefits

by Keith M. Phaneuf
Jane Gates appointed CSCU interim president
November 19, 2020

Jane Gates appointed CSCU interim president

by Adria Watson
Rapid testing is less accurate than the government wants to admit
November 19, 2020

Rapid testing is less accurate than the government wants to admit

by Lisa Song | ProPublica
A blue wave reached Connecticut. But the GOP is still here.
November 19, 2020

A blue wave reached Connecticut. But the GOP is still here.

by Mark Pazniokas
In healthcare, when is enough, enough?
November 19, 2020

In healthcare, when is enough, enough?

CT Viewpoint by Rebecca Pieper Esposito RN
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