It’s Time to Roll Up Our Sleeves
2020 has been a difficult year. Even if you remember other hard years – this has been historic. We could never have imagined how devastating COVID-19 would be.
Read More2020 has been a difficult year. Even if you remember other hard years – this has been historic. We could never have imagined how devastating COVID-19 would be.
Read MoreWhen a member of the military goes off to serve their country, they leave family and friends and all that is familiar. When they return, especially if they were away on a long deployment, they are often expected to just take up where they left off.
Read MoreEvery family treasures the development of their children and Danbury offers a wealth of services to promote your child’s development. During a time at which we are maintaining social distancing and avoiding large crowds, families may think about putting off medical visits for their children.
Read MoreAs we enter the ninth month of the current pandemic, we are learning to live with new realities. We are careful to take care of the ones we love by following health and safety guidelines, at the same time figuring out how to keep our family connections strong during the upcoming holidays. Finding a way to keep traditions alive while being safe is more important than ever as we move into cold weather. Whether we celebrate in person – with proper distancing and masks - or virtually, we will still probably be shopping for gifts for our loved ones.
Read MoreEvery vote counts and so should every voter’s safety. People shouldn’t have to choose between their health and safety and their constitutional right to cast their ballot. And thanks to new legislation, Connecticut voters concerned about COVID-19 can safely and securely cast a mail-in or drop-off absentee ballot for the November 3 General Election.
Read MoreAs a country, we are facing the most difficult challenge most of us can remember - but we are facing it together with strength and discipline. Most of us are working together to fight the spread of COVID-19, and now we know how to do it: wear a mask, keep a safe 6-foot distance, wash or sanitize your hands often, and if you feel sick – stay home.
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