Not a Wordle, just CT’s rainy day fund since 2017.
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Started at $138M, now it’s over $3B and we’ve paid off more of our long-term debt than ever before.
Red Cross teams have opened multiple shelters across the northeast & are providing a safe place for people to go during Hurricane #Henri. Stay informed & download the Red Cross Emergency app today: https://t.co/lI3ixfDpYk @redcrossny@RedCrossENY@CTRedCross@ARC_NNE
Happy Flag Day! Today commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States on June 14, 1777, by resolution of the Second Continental Congress. 🇺🇸
Highway use tax on tractor trailers : Rep. Stephen Meskers of Greenwich supports tax and says truckers get a free ride. "We have turned ourselves into a multi-state charity on I-95.'' House only on its second major bill of day during some very long debates in Hall of House.
“Besides Lamont and Republicans, the tax increases were strongly opposed by the 25-member House Moderate Democratic Caucus, led by Rep. Patrick Boyd of Pomfret and Rep. Kerry Wood of Rocky Hill.” - @hartfordcourant https://t.co/OhJzBD1FfH
This year, we’ve painfully learned the cost of being unprepared for a pandemic.
If we aren’t investing with our partners around the world, we’re undermining our ability to defeat COVID-19 and leaving ourselves vulnerable to the next deadly epidemic.
CNN’s @jaketapper: “Sick and in isolation, Mr. President, you have become a symbol of your own failures. Failures of recklessness, ignorance, arrogance. The same failures you have been inflicting on the rest of us ... Get well and get it together" #CNNSOTU
BYRAM SHUBERT LIBRARY OPEN
Greenwich Library patrons are now welcome to use the computers and printers on a limited basis at the Byram Shubert Library as a pilot program is tested.
Computers are spaced six feet apart, and face coverings and social distancing are required.
SPECIAL BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING TONIGHT Monday, July 13, 2020 - AT 7PM on the reopening plan.
For details on accessing the meeting, go to https://t.co/QCDIDUtVoO.
The meeting can also be accessed by phone at: 646-558-8656 and entering Meeting ID 857 4443 3669
🆕UPDATE: Connecticut has 1,003 new positive COVID-19 cases, bringing our total to 9,784.
1,464 patients have been hospitalized and there have been 380 fatalities.
More than 33,502 patients have been tested.
For more data sets, visit https://t.co/FpgO8W27I0
We received word from @FEMA that they've approved our request to add survivors of domestic violence to the groups of people for which CT has been approved to use non-congregate housing.
This means we can "decompress" locations and make less congested housing available.
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Here is what you need to know about whether you qualify for paid leave from work because of coronavirus — if you’re sick or caring for a sick family member or kids whose schools are closed — and how to get it. https://t.co/3q2lePToPe
It is with sadness today that we are confirming the first death of a person in Connecticut due to severe complications from COVID-19. The patient, a man in his 80s, had recently been admitted to Danbury Hospital, where he was receiving treatment. (1/4)