Local Businesses Feeling Excitement And Concern Over Stay-At-Home Order Ending
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With the stay-at-home order being lifted next week, businesses in North Grenville are being cautiously optimistic.
The province is set to end the order starting Tuesday, meaning businesses can start opening their doors in compliance with public health guidelines.
Rebecca Cronk, owner of Get Cronk’d Fitness Studio, says local businesses want to be excited for reopening, but there’s still ample amounts of uncertainty.
“What colour are we going to be when we reopen, and from a negative side, how long are we going to be open for this time,” Cronk said. “So, even though we are excited about reopening, we do have lots of concerns about how long it is for this time, and what are the rules of the game.”
Man shot at by Hamden police officer to receive $75,000 settlement
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Protesters at the Hamden police outside the department in the wake of an April 2019 officer-involved shooting, when Officer Devin Eaton fired at a vehicle with two occupants, Stephanie Washington and Paul Witherspoon. Washington was injured.Clare Dignan / Hearst Connecticut Media
HAMDEN The town has released its $75,000 settlement agreement with an unarmed man who was shot at by a police officer last year.
The town released the document only after the New Haven Register filed a Freedom of Information request.
Paul Witherspoon III will receive $75,000 as a result of the Apr. 16, 2019, incident during which Hamden Officer Devin Eaton, who had been investigating a report of an alleged armed robbery, fired 13 shots toward Witherspoon’s vehicle, which was stopped on Argyle Street in New Haven.