Connecticut is going about COVID-19 vaccines very differently from what the CDC recommends and Hamden residents feel conflicted.
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Flags are flying lower than normal all around Hamden in remembrance of the Americans who have died from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Two survivors of human trafficking, their advocates and a Quinnipiac law student are working to pass an amendment to a Connecticut law that would allow survivors to clear their records of charges and convictions they acquired because they were being trafficked. The current Connecticut vacatur statute, allows for victims of human trafficking to vacate convictions…
The Vaccine Buddy Program helps seniors in New Haven County sign up for the vaccine.
Discussion about legalizing marijuana is aflame at the Connecticut State Capitol this year and State Representative Josh Elliott, a Democrat from Hamden, is spearheading the issue as a way to remedy the injustices caused by the War on Drugs. The legalization of recreational cannabis in Connecticut is “almost certain to happen” by the end of…
Street Robbery/Feb. 14 Hamden Police responded to a street robbery on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14. A 70-year-old Hamden resident said she was walking southbound on Mix Ave. when two men got out of a brown Jeep Cherokee and shoved her to the ground. They stole her handbag, which held her money, cell phone and keys. …
In spite of recent winter storms, Hamden food service programs are in full swing to support local residents who are struggling to find their next meal. “Thankfully the weather has not yet interfered with the food pantry pick-up days in Hamden yet this year, which we are verygrateful for,” said Randall Mel, the food service…
At Quinnipiac University, Student Programming Board is organizing alternative events.
Local residents give mixed reviews about Quinnipiac students returning for the spring semester.
Quinnipiac’s class of 2021 will walk across the stage during commencement. Class of 2020 graduates will be able to re-visit campus the following weekend.