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There s always a lot of things happening in the City of Danbury and every week the Mayor fills us in on what s going on.
This week, Mayor Joe Cavo talks about the latest on the COVID-19 vaccine, in person learning returning to Danbury Schools, Catalytic Converter thefts, and we continue to petition for a statue in his honor.
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We got another phase of the COVID-19 vaccine starting up this week so there looks like a light at the end of the tunnel. That s right, the state opened up the vaccines to those 55 and older, school teachers, and day care workers and I m excited about that. You know we tried to get teachers and day care workers moved to the front of the list back in December when I first took over as Mayor with no success, but now here we are in the beginning of March and finally teachers and day care workers will be able to be inoculated.
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Savings Bank of Danbury’s Rochelle Abalos Graduates from Connecticut Bankers Association’s School of Finance and Management Program Written by Colleen Cimini
Savings Bank of Danbury is pleased to announce that Rochelle Abalos, Assistant Vice President Information Management and Electronic Banking, graduated from the two-year Connecticut Bankers Association (CBA) Connecticut School of Finance and Management (CSFM) program.
The CBA announced that fifty-three students in the Connecticut School of Finance & Management s Class of 2020 graduated, the first class to graduate virtually. CSFM is the premiere management training program offered by the Association. The ceremony, which was witnessed by over one hundred seventy business associates, family members and friends, was held via Zoom. There are now over 2,700 individuals who have successfully completed the program requirements and received their CSFM certificates in the 58-year history of the program.
Morris Street Teacher Melissa Gabriel Recognized as a Hero by WCSU Written by Kerry Anne Ducey
WCSU Alumni Association recognizes local education ‘hero’
As anyone who has children or works in education knows, Covid-19 has brought many challenges to school systems and teachers’ ability to carry on. With little notice, educators everywhere had to make a quick pivot to remote or hybrid teaching. While tech-savvy middle and high school students had minimal difficulty with this, it was a challenge to figure out how to engage and maintain the attention of kindergarteners.
One Western Connecticut State University education alumna, Melissa Gabriel, rose to the challenge and has been designated as a hero by the WCSU Alumni Association for her contributions during the Covid-19 pandemic. Gabriel was nominated by Monica Sousa, a WCSU Nursing professor.