A Fidelco Guide Dogs client since 2001 and now partnered with her fourth Fidelco guide dog, “Grayson,” Lynn was nearly 40 years old when she lost her vision. While busy raising her family and then helping to care for her grandchildren, Lynn temporarily put her goals of obtaining a college degree and returning to work on hold. Listen to the podcast for more!
Amar’e’s wish for a gaming room makeover (so he can be YouTube famous) has been granted! I have attached some photos for you to include in your web story. Check out Amar’e’s YouTube channel: The Official Dragonchips – in fact, please like and subscribe!
Mattress recycling is available throughout Connecticut through the “Bye Bye Mattress program” and the Mattress Recycling Council, which has recycled over 900,000 mattresses in Connecticut. This equates to more than 15,000 tons diverted from the Connecticut waste stream for recycling. Since 2015, when the first mattress recycling program began in Connecticut, 136 Connecticut municipalities offer direct access to the Bye Bye Mattress program through transfer stations, public works yards, and municipal collection events.
“JAX and UConn Health study aims to learn why COVID-19 is so much deadlier for older adults”
Guests include:
Jacques Banchereau, Ph.D., Professor and Director, Immunological Sciences at The Jackson Laboratory George Kuchel, MD CM, FRCP, Director, UConn Center of Aging, University of Connecticut, Chief, Geriatric Medicine, UConn Health
Interview Update on Connecticut Restaurants: Are they safe? YES! Please support our hospitality industry and look at the facts. Executive Director Scott Dolch of the Connecticut Restaurant Association explains...