Grant program to aid struggling small businesses, nonprofits
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
WINDSOR — The Lamont administration is launching a $50 million grant program for small businesses and nonprofit organizations that have been...
State puts Prospect on high alert list
By Paul Hughes and Andreas Yilma, Staff
HARTFORD — State health officials on Thursday put Prospect on the highest COVID-19 alert status because of the...
Positive COVID cases rise, test rate dips
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
MANCHESTER — State health officials reported Thursday another 416 diagnostic tests came back positive for COVID-19 as the viral outbreak resurges...
Committee sponsoring food drive
PROSPECT — The Prospect Republican Town Committee is sponsoring a food drive Oct. 24 at LaBonne's Supermarket.
Donations of non-perishable food items and money will...
Towns handling influx of absentee ballots
By Elio Gugliotti, Editor
The rhythmic thumping of a time stamp machine filled Naugatuck Town Clerk Michelle Dowling’s office last Tuesday morning as workers processed...
COVID-19 positive test rate, hospitalizations increase
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
WINDSOR — The positive test rate for COVID-19 hit 3% for the first time since June based on daily testing numbers...
Region 16 reports Woodland student, teacher test positive
BEACON FALLS — Region 16 officials learned Monday that a Woodland Regional High School student and teacher tested positive for COVID-19.
Superintendent of Schools Michael...
Lamont may revise travel rules
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont plans to revise the standards for determining if travelers from other states with high COVID-19 rates...
Region 16 puts COVID costs at about $660K
By Elio Gugliotti, Editor
PROSPECT — The cost of operating Region 16 schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic is coming in significantly less than what officials...
Registrars announce limited registration session
PROSPECT — The Registrars of Voters Office is holding a limited voter registration session Nov. 2 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Town...
