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Author: Dave Altimari

Hundreds scrambling for vaccines in Eastern Connecticut after hospitals cancel appointments
February 4, 2021

Hundreds scrambling for vaccines in Eastern Connecticut after hospitals cancel appointments

by Dave Altimari
‘Socially vulnerable’ towns and cities still lag behind in vaccinations for 75-and-older, even as tiny Roxbury nears 100%
February 2, 2021

‘Socially vulnerable’ towns and cities still lag behind in vaccinations for 75-and-older, even as tiny Roxbury nears 100%

by Dave Altimari and Kasturi Pananjady
Lamont to extend restaurant curfew to 11 p.m., loosen restrictions on religious gatherings
February 1, 2021

Lamont to extend restaurant curfew to 11 p.m., loosen restrictions on religious gatherings

by Dave Altimari
Some CT cities among the places with lowest vaccination rates of 75+ residents
February 1, 2021

Some CT cities among the places with lowest vaccination rates of 75+ residents

by Kasturi Pananjady and Dave Altimari
The latest tool in Connecticut to get vaccines to people, or people to vaccines: Uber
February 1, 2021

The latest tool in Connecticut to get vaccines to people, or people to vaccines: Uber

by Dave Altimari
As state’s death toll from COVID passes 7,000, Lamont considers relaxing occupancy rules for churches
January 28, 2021

As state’s death toll from COVID passes 7,000, Lamont considers relaxing occupancy rules for churches

by Dave Altimari
Michael Ferrigon had asthma and diabetes. The state transferred him to the prison with the most COVID deaths.
January 28, 2021

Michael Ferrigon had asthma and diabetes. The state transferred him to the prison with the most COVID deaths.

by Dave Altimari and Kelan Lyons
The state’s largest COVID vaccine center is up and running — but so far, there’s no formal plan to pay for it
January 25, 2021

The state’s largest COVID vaccine center is up and running — but so far, there’s no formal plan to pay for it

by Jenna Carlesso and Dave Altimari
‘It’s a nightmare:’ A growing number of seniors are unable to book vaccine appointments as problems mount
January 22, 2021

‘It’s a nightmare:’ A growing number of seniors are unable to book vaccine appointments as problems mount

by Dave Altimari and Jenna Carlesso
Vaccinations in nursing homes top 64,000; COVID cases are dropping rapidly among residents
January 21, 2021

Vaccinations in nursing homes top 64,000; COVID cases are dropping rapidly among residents

by Dave Altimari
More than 300 teachers vaccinated at Southbury clinic; State says older residents should come first
January 20, 2021

More than 300 teachers vaccinated at Southbury clinic; State says older residents should come first

by Dave Altimari
Nursing home residents are receiving the COVID vaccination at a higher rate than their caretakers
January 18, 2021

Nursing home residents are receiving the COVID vaccination at a higher rate than their caretakers

by Dave Altimari and Jenna Carlesso
Weeks after the election, Secretary of the State’s efforts to monitor disinformation campaigns ended
January 18, 2021

Weeks after the election, Secretary of the State’s efforts to monitor disinformation campaigns ended

by Kasturi Pananjady and Dave Altimari
Sunday in Hartford: Massive show of police, not protesters
January 17, 2021

Sunday in Hartford: Massive show of police, not protesters

by Mark Pazniokas and Dave Altimari
COVID deaths and infections in CT nursing homes decline as more residents are vaccinated
January 14, 2021

COVID deaths and infections in CT nursing homes decline as more residents are vaccinated

by Dave Altimari
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