Mayor David Martin said new COVID-19 cases in Stamford are declining after an upswing last month, but he wants to see a bigger decrease in the coming weeks.
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Stamford Health creates COVID-19 memorial garden to be ‘a living reminder that hope exists’
One year ago, COVID-19 cases peaked at Stamford Health. On Friday, the hospital unveiled a memorial garden to commemorate front-line workers and those who died.
In Photos: Foodies gather for ‘Mini’ Taste of Stamford
While the COVID-19 pandemic prevented the full-blown Taste of Stamford, the Stamford Chamber of Commerce opted for a “mini” version Wednesday.
Mandated COVID vaccine? CT universities take different approaches
Yale has set one policy, but Wesleyan will enforce another rule. UConn is urging students and staff to get vaccinated to help reopen its campuses.
Artists often work alone. COVID made it worse. ‘But we’re hanging in there,’ says Stamford art group.
The Stamford Art Association said they are excited about the group’s current exhibition, “Spring 2021,” a celebration of post-pandemic possibilities and the nonprofit’s 50th birthday.
Last-minute order from Lamont OKs COVID as reason to vote absentee in Stamford special election
All voters in the 145th state House District can now use COVID-19 as a reason for seeking an absentee ballot for the April 27 special election, thanks to a new executive order by Gov. Ned Lamont
Stamford takes restaurant dining to the streets
Stamford Downtown’s StrEateries program, which began last year during the COVID-19 crisis, will continue in 2021.