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Seven Women Scholars Selected for Endowed Faculty Appointments
Has been named the Ensign Professor of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at Yale School of Medicine. She currently serves as chair of the orthopaedics and rehabilitation department and as chief of Yale New Haven Hospital. She holds a faculty affiliation with the Yale Institute for Global Health. Dr. Lattanza received her...
Yale Hospitality nixes dining hall to-go boxes, closes Commons on Fridays
Starting this fall, Yalies will no longer be able to regularly take their food to go from Yale’s dining halls. In an email to the News, Yale Hospitality confirmed the end of a policy allowing students to use provided take-out boxes to eat their meals outside of regular dining times and locations. Alexa Gotthardt, senior marketing and communications manager of Yale Hospitality, wrote that ending the lenient take-out box policy is part of a wider series of updates to protocols established during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sick students can still request to-go packaging, per Gotthardt.
Real Estate Transactions for Aug. 29
25 Harbour Village Unit B: Estate of John L. Smith and Teska Moreau to Todd Serman, $378,609 on Aug. 6. 19 Leetes Island Road: Carl Amendola to Thomas Hession, $119,900 on Aug. 8. Marina Village Unit 4: Waterside Bldg & Dev Ii L to Rudolph F. and Lisa Taddonio, $1,475,800...
Free Laundry Service Available To Oxford Residents, Frontline Responders
OXFORD – The following is from a press release received on Aug. 28:. WHO: Oxford, Connecticut residents and Front-Line Responders including: Police Officers, Fire Fighters, Electric Utility Workers, FEMA and essential retail workers. WHAT: Tide Loads of Hope powered by Tide Cleaners is providing free laundry and dry-cleaning services...
Newly opened REST Center provides evaluation and stabilization services to adults in crisis
Continuum of Care, Inc. announced the opening of its Rapid Evaluation, Stabilization and Treatment (REST) Center for adults with mental health and substance use issues on Wednesday morning. The Center will serve as a central location for the Elm City Compassionate Allies Serving our Streets — COMPASS — mobile crisis...
Hartford holds street safety walk to brainstorm improvements
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Hartford residents walked around the north end of the city on Wednesday night to take suggestions on how to make the streets safer. A major concern of the groups is road safety. “One of the things that worries me a lot is that people aren’t obeying stop signs anymore, stop lights,” […]
Yale School of Medicine Paying $495 to Participate in Stress-Related Marijuana Study
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information The Yale School of Medicine is seeking those 18 and older for a paid marijuana study. The Yale Stress Center at the Yale School of Medicine “is looking for individuals who are at least 18 years old and smoke marijuana at least once per week to participate in a research study.” Participants will receive compensation … Continue reading The post Yale School of Medicine Paying $495 to Participate in Stress-Related Marijuana Study appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
Windsor woman competing in sitting volleyball at 2024 Paralympics
Wednesday marks the start of the 2024 Paralympics, and among the thousands competing is woman from Windsor. "I don't know, something about this sport really captivated me. The fast pace, the speed, the team aspect of the game really grabbed me in," Sydney Satchell said. Satchell is competing in sitting...
Ansonia Awards Environmental Cleanup Bid For Olson Drive
ANSONIA – The Ansonia Board of Aldermen voted on Aug. 13 to award a $1.3 million bid to a Danbury firm to clean up contaminated soil at Olson Drive. The bid was awarded to EnviroConsultants & Recyclers, Inc. for $1,316,035. The money comes from a $3.8 million state grant that was awarded last December.
Flood-Damaged River Street In Seymour Will Be Closed For Weeks
SEYMOUR – Officials said flood damaged River Street will remain closed for another four-to-six weeks. “We met with the state Department of Transportation today (Wednesday, Aug. 28) and they’re going to start working on repairing River Street next Wednesday,” said Seymour Fire Chief/Emergency Management Director Chris Edwards.
'Think Possible' | The Pickleball rally continues in Wallingford
WALLINGFORD, Conn. — The unmistakable sound of Pickleball ricocheting off racket returned to the grounds of Gaylord Hospital on a summer Wednesday. Between players and volunteers, there were 20 people on hand for the latest Adaptive Pickleball Clinic. The fast-growing sport of Pickleball has clearly extended its reach to include those battling back from a disability.
Between the Stacks – August 30, 2024 – Back to School
This week’s program is a conversation between Sarah Marshall of the Kent Memorial Library, Kent CT and Courtney Tsahalis of the Millbrook Library, Millbrook NY. ‹ The Media Beat with David Tereshchuk – Friday August 30, 2024. AgriCulture: Getting the Message ›
WMass Rankings Countdown: Springfield Central football debuts at No. 1
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