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WCSU Tick Lab studies how to prevent backyard ticks and related illnesses – ConnecticutPlus com

WCSU Tick Lab studies how to prevent backyard ticks and related illnesses – ConnecticutPlus com
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WCSU Tick Lab studies how to prevent backyard ticks and related illnesses – NorwalkPlus com

WCSU Tick Lab studies how to prevent backyard ticks and related illnesses – NorwalkPlus com
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WCSU Tick Lab studies how to prevent backyard ticks and related illnesses

In June, researchers from the @WestConn Tick Lab identified Asian longhorned ticks in the parking areas of Penfield Beach and Jennings Beach in Fairfield, Connecticut, and are advising town officials on mitigation strategies.

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COVID cluster at Ridgefield s Farmingville school reaches 20

COVID cluster at Ridgefield s Farmingville school reaches 20 Macklin Reid FacebookTwitterEmail A COVID-19 cluster at Farmingville Elementary School has grown to 20 confirmed cases since Thanksgiving week. School officials were counting nine cases early Friday, which grew to 14 over the weekend, and by Monday night was up to 20. “Several of these cases are potentially due to exposures at school,” Superintendent of Schools Susie Da Silva said in one several communications that went out over the weekend. “We are closing the FES building to staff and recommending that anybody who was in the FES building since Monday, December 7 closely monitor their symptoms and be tested for COVID-19,” Da Silva said.

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Farmingville COVID cases prompt Ridgefield question session

Farmingville COVID cases prompt Ridgefield question session Macklin Reid FacebookTwitterEmail Farmingville Elementary School in Ridgefield has an apparnet COVID-19 cluster that was up to 10 recent cases Friday.Macklin Reid / Hearst Connecticut Media RIDGEFIELD The COVID-19 cluster at Farmingville Elementary School now up to 10 recent cases has prompted school officials to identify in-school exposure as a possible cause, recommend testing for people who have been in the Farmingville building, and plan a live question-and-answer session Monday at 1 p.m. “There have been 10 cases of COVID-19 in the Farmingville Elementary School building in a short period of time,” Superintendent of Schools Susie Da Silva wrote in her weekly email to the school community Friday evening.

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