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Presser at our COVID test kit distribution site on Long Wharf! We are still here and on the Green (walk up only) and will be until supplies last! Thanks to Senator Richard Blumenthal Mayor Justin Elicker and our DOH Maritza Bond for being with us today! 11020673065?profile=original11020674053?profile=original

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Yale Smilow Cancer Center

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Yale Cancer Center welcomes Stacy Malaker, PhD, to its Cancer Immunology Research Program, and Jamie Tam, PhD, MPH, to the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Program. Dr. Malaker studies the cancer mucinome as immune checkpoints and targets for cell therapy and antibody therapeutics. Dr. Tam is an expert in tobacco use disparities and she is co-authoring two forthcoming Surgeon General Reports with the Centers for Disease Control. https://www.facebook.com/SmilowCancerHospital/

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Griffin Health Vaccination Clinic Extended!

Get Your COVID Booster or Vaccination at NHFPL

Visit Ives Main Library (133 Elm Street) Monday-Saturday from 10 am-3:30 pm for a free COVID Vaccine Clinic made possible by our partners at Griffin Health! 

 

Vaccinations are available for anyone eligible age 12 and older.  Boosters and first shots are available for Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson.   

 

**Please note that the library is closed on Monday, January 17 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Saturday, February 19 through Monday, February 21 for  Presidents' Day.

 

No appointment is needed. Please bring a photo ID and proof of insurance (if you have it). If you are coming for a booster please also bring your vaccination card. If you don't have insurance, it's okay! You can still get a free vaccine or booster. 

 

This clinic will be available until the end February but will be closed for all public holidays. Click here for location and directional information.

Can't make it downtown during the week or need other options? Visit the City of New Haven COVID-19 Information Page for information on available vaccination and testing sites

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Harrison House of Hope

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As we celebrate the coming of the New Year. Remember there are many who are also fighting for their very lives. I'm asking all of my friends for a 1 dollar donation to the Helen Harrison house of Hope to provide a safe Haven for a woman who is working on her sobriety. 1 dollar can change the narrative over someone's life. $CASHAPP $NewAntiochCOG in care of the Helen Harrison house of Hope.....

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New Antioch Church of God

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At our COVID update presser today providing situational awareness & discussing COVID kit distribution plans. Info on this is forthcoming, stay tuned or visit COVID hub for updates. Please don’t call the health dept. for this matter, announcements will be made here New Haven Health Department and on the COVID hub/health dept. website. COVID-19 Vaccination Information

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Follow NEW HAVEN New Haven Health Department Facebook for health issue's and more

HOW TO: A Guide for the BinaxNOW™ COVID-19 Self Test

NEWS 8 EXCLUSIVE: Eva Zymaris joined New Haven officials as they inspected COVID-19 protocol compliance in schools today. More inspections are planned for TUESDAY morning

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The CT Violence Intervention Program works to build strong relationships with community-based groups and the highest-risk youth to prevent conflict, neighborhood shootings and homicide. Skilled Violence Prevention Professionals are prepared for crisis and de-escalation situations that occur in the community. LEARN MORE https://bit.ly/3pQiXsl #violenceprevention #highriskyouth #commnitygroup

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Elm City, we understand there is a high demand for COVID testing throughout the city/state. We understand the frustration and apologize for the inconvenience.

The testing sites listed on our flyer are NOT owned by us, we help promote them only.

If you have questions about testing sites, schedules, results or other concerns, please reach out to the provider DIRECTLY. For questions regarding Wren labs please reach out to covid@wrenlaboratories.com

We ask for your patience/understanding at this time as we respond to the new variant. 

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LEAP Year Event is our annual fundraiser when the community comes together to make LEAP's free programs for youth from low-income neighborhoods possible. This year our event takes place on February 24th, 2022 and we are committed to continuing this cherished event, which is why we will have both in-person and virtual options this year!  To keep the tradition alive and support our local businesses, there will be a dinner option available for both in-person and virtual guests. A different notable Guest of Honor joins each dinner party, providing a special theme for each gathering. Guests of Honor are academics, authors, artists, activists, performers, elected officials, media personalities, journalists, and a range of other talented individuals who lead a conversation on a topic of their expertise. 

Join us at the 27th annual LEAP Year Event on Thursday, February 24, 2022. Learn more here.

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Construction News & Schedule
for the TWO-WEEK period of
Monday, January 3 - Friday, January 14, 2022
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OVERVIEW FOR THIS WEEK:
There will be no changes to the existing traffic pattern during the two-week period of Monday, January 3 through Friday, January 14, 2022. Various single-lane closures will occur to accommodate construction for 101 College Street and Downtown Crossing Phase 2 and are listed in more detail immediately below.
The temporary condition of no right-hand turns onto South Frontage Road from South Orange Street remains in place. A simple detour will guide drivers from State Street and Union Avenue to access South Frontage Road: right onto Columbus Avenue, right onto Church Street, and then right onto South Frontage Road.
This detour will not impact traffic already on South Frontage Road and heading to I91/I95.
The detour will only impact drivers who typically access South Frontage Road from South Orange Street, behind the New Haven police station and the Knights of Columbus printing press/supply building.
This detour will be in place until the new Orange Street intersection (across the former highway corridor) opens, which is anticipated to occur in approximately the next month and a half.
Please see graphics immediately below this text section for detour information.
LANE CLOSURES
Throughout the two-week period of Monday, January 3 and Friday, January 14, 2022 various lane closures may occur on the following roads to accommodate construction:
  • State Street & Union Avenue at North Frontage Road: single lane closures near the intersection of Water Street.
  • South Frontage Road: the far-left lane closure on SFR between College and Church Streets will be closed.
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard: single lane closures between Church Street and Orange Street.
  • Orange Street between George Street and MLK Boulevard: closed heading south.
WORK HOURS
Downtown Crossing-related work for the two-week of period of Monday, January 3 through Friday, January 14, 2022 will occur during daytime work hours. 
Daytime work hours are weekdays between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. 
Road signage will alert drivers to lane closures in the construction area.
Please pay attention to road signage, slow down, and stay safe!
NO Right-Hand Turns onto South Frontage Road
from South Orange Street
Detour: Accessing South Frontage Road at Church Street
Service Drive Shift
Learn more about Downtown Crossing
Kent Pierce of WTNH looks at how Downtown Crossing has worked to undo some of the damage of Urban Renewal to benefit New Haven and offers a preview of what to expect when the new Orange Street intersection, across the former highway corridor, opens. Click here to watch!
Along the Lines is a podcast hosted by Connecticut Department of Transportation Public Transit Bureau Chief Rich Andreski. The latest episode features Downtown Crossing, providing an in-depth look at the project and its benefits.
The episode can listened to at https://bit.ly/DTXonAlongTheLines  
A date for the opening of the new Orange Street intersection will be announced soon. When the Orange Street intersection opens, it will create a significant change in the overall traffic pattern. Drivers will be sharing the road with pedestrians and bicyclists. Pedestrians and bicyclists will need to cross the large intersection in two phases.
Pedestrians & bicyclists please note:
When crossing the intersection in the north/south direction, it will take two traffic signal phases. In other words, one will need to use the 'crosswalk' button twice and pause on one of the pedestrian islands in between the first and second crosswalk phases. (Pedestrian islands are highlighted in orange in the graphics above this section.)
  • 1st Crosswalk Phase: The first crosswalk phase will allow crossing from the sidewalk to one of the pedestrian islands.
  • 2nd Crosswalk Phase: The second crosswalk phase will allow pedestrians and bicyclists to move from the pedestrian island to the sidewalk on the other side of the intersection.
Drivers please note:
  • Drivers exiting I-91 and I-95 to approach Downtown New Haven (Exit 1 from I-91 South and Exit 47 from I-95 North) will now come across their first traffic signal at Orange Street, much earlier than before.
  • The new intersection and traffic signals are at a location that drivers are used to speeding past. Drivers are urged to pay attention to on-road signage, slow down, and stay safe!
  • The speed limit on the exit ramps from both I-91 and I-95 is 30 MPH! Obey the speed limit.
  • The new intersection and its traffic signals are designed for pedestrians and bicyclists, not only drivers!! Drivers should be especially cognizant that they are utilizing a shared-use road along with pedestrians and bicyclists. Drivers should pay attention to road signage and obey the speed limit to keep all road users safe.
  • From any point in the intersection, drivers can turn right or go straight upon a green traffic signal. There are NO left-hand turns allowed for drivers from any point in the intersection.
 
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15 Elberta Ave, Trumbull, CT 06611
A truly move in ready home! Conveniently located with easy access to RT-15 , Rt 25 and RT-8. Minutes away from shopping, movie theater, state trails and several parks. Walk in to an open concept living with an updated kitchen and quartz counter top. First floor also offers you a bedroom/Office and a full bathroom. The second level has 2 bedrooms with ample closet space and a full bathroom. 

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Yesterday Connecticut broke another record for daily test positive rate for COVID – nearly 15%. And hundreds more have been hospitalized this week alone. This surge is very real and very concerning.

Tomorrow night is New Year’s eve – a night in which people often gather together. I encourage you to re-think those plans. Avoiding indoor congregate spaces is crucial during this spike in cases.

Because of the surge in cases demand for testing is very high right now. The surge in demand is stressing our testing systems – which is causing long wait times.

Wren labs is still offering saliva testing, but they have suspended their operations on the New Haven Green until January 4th – saliva testing remains available at 60 Sargent Drive. They’re not currently taking appointments and wait times are extremely long. Please note that Wren will be close on December 31st and January 1st for the holiday and will reopen the Sargent drive site on January 2nd.

The State of Connecticut has procured 3M in rapid tests however, unfortunately, the shipment has been delayed. When we know more information, we will follow-up with instructions on where to obtain at-home rapid testing.

Please also continue to mask up. There is overwhelming evidence that masks help prevent the spread of COVID. There continues to be a mask mandate in New Haven for public spaces.

Finally, get vaccinated and boosted to dramatically increase your protection against the Omicron variant. It is very easy to get vaccinated in New Haven. Check out the City’s Covid website at https://covid19.newhavenct.gov/ or call: 203-946-6999 for more information.

We are facing a very challenging situation but we will get through this together. Thanks everyone

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