As the COVID delta variant’s presence grows and new cases are on the rise, Stamford officials mull what could come next.
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Stamford’s health director decides not to renew contract with city; mayor names acting leader
STAMFORD — Dr. Jennifer Calder, who has headed up Stamford’s Department of Health since 2016, has decided not to renew her contract with the city, according to a statement from Mayor David Martin’s office. Calder, an epidemiologist and veterinarian, is looking to “pursue other endeavors,” according to Friday’s announcement. In the statement, Martin said that
In Photos: Stamford Town Center celebrates culture and community with a ‘block party’
The party will continue Sunday with food, activities and performances designed to celebrate local diversity as area residents inch toward post-pandemic normalcy.
Noise complaints spiked in Stamford as COVID restrictions on bars and restaurants eased
In some of Stamford’s denser neighborhoods, a return to normal has also meant an end to peace and quiet for some neighbors.
Partially reversing a COVID cut, Stamford recycling center open five days a week
The recycling center used to be open six days a week, but its hours were slashed last year because of budget cuts.
Mobile food pantry returns to Stamford after 15 month hiatus
Nonprofit Person-to-Person shuttered its mobile food pantry, which opened in 2018, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stamford Health to shutter COVID-19 ‘vaccine supersite’ in South End effective July 23
The Stamford Health site was the only remaining mass vaccination clinic within city limits.