For millions of us across the country, setting – or at least discussing setting – New Year’s resolutions is an annual tradition around the holiday season.
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This is the time of year for counting our blessings. From Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day, we can do more than overeat, spend money on gifts, and make resolutions we are not likely to keep.
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Many families are not aware of how quickly absences add up, which can lead to academic failure. All absences affect how well students learn.
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After the recent November heat wave, it’s hard to imagine that winter will ever come. But it will be here sooner than you think, and now is the time to make arrangements for all those cold-weather repairs and general maintenance!
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"For you and others in our country who stereotype the homeless, know this; many homeless are veterans, poor seniors, or just others down on their luck. AND also the bastardized addicted. I live at the shelter, am an alcoholic who has just completed a program, college educated, well-dressed, seeking work, working with relapse counselors, and at a computer daily applying for work. I'm not sitting around waiting for free housing; if not offered, I will do this by hard work like the rest of America." -Danbury Homeless Facebook page
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The Connecticut Department of Public Health confirmed the first death of a state resident due to influenza (flu) for the 2022-23 influenza season. The death of an adult, age 50 – 59, from New London County, occurred in November.
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