"Groton Feeds Groton" Initiative Launched
11 May 2020
Community Interest
Mystic resident Erica Chandler said she has been looking daily for small, behind-the-scenes ways that she and her family can "help to bring a little joy and ease the burden or make things safer for others” during the pandemic.
Chandler, who said she feels fortunate to be a part of this community where she is raising her family and works as a part-time math tutor at Northeast Academy Arts Magnet Elementary School, worries that so many “community members are struggling each day to figure out how they will support their families and cope with these daily concerns.”
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New banners with messages of unity, strength and connection in both English and Spanish have popped up this week in town.
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Representatives of the restaurant industry expressed frustration Thursday that only outdoor dining will be allowed beginning May 20 and that Gov. Ned Lamont has not provided enough specifics regarding how they can reopen that day to serve customers outdoors.
They also laid out the many challenges facing restaurants, ranging...
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