Here are a few tips to stay cool. Author: Jim Altman Updated: 9:15 PM EDT June 28, 2021
CONNECTICUT, USA All across the state, a new round of excessively warm weather took hold on Monday with heat indexes hitting around 100 degrees.
In Farmington, the experts at UConn Health were quick to offer advice as to the heatwave set in. Dr. Khalilah Anderson, an emergency department physician at UConn Health said, “remember to stay hydrated, water and sports drinks, and spraying yourself with water.”
Dr. Anderson added, “be cognizant of some of the signs and symptoms and that may include weakness, feeling nauseous, light-headed, and not being able to think clearly.”
Jun 3, 2021
Here is Renee s interview with Camp Courant President & CEO, Corrianne Gagliardi Chipello.
She shares everything you need to know about Camp Courant and how you can register your child!
Listen here:
Hartford’s Camp Courant is the oldest and largest FREE summer day camp program in the country, and our programs provide Hartford’s youth, ages 5 -12, with an opportunity to build meaningful and positive relationships with fellow campers and staff, learn, and most importantly, HAVE FUN! Campers become part of a historic camp community that continues to grow and evolve, but has also stood the test of time.
Jun 3, 2021
Here is Renee s interview with Camp Courant President & CEO, Corrianne Gagliardi Chipello.
She shares everything you need to know about Camp Courant and how you can register your child!
Listen here:
Hartford’s Camp Courant is the oldest and largest FREE summer day camp program in the country, and our programs provide Hartford’s youth, ages 5 -12, with an opportunity to build meaningful and positive relationships with fellow campers and staff, learn, and most importantly, HAVE FUN! Campers become part of a historic camp community that continues to grow and evolve, but has also stood the test of time.
To kick off a new season and provide another way of developing a relationship with its community, the Hartford Yard Goats has partnered with St. Francis Hospital to provide newborn babies with Yard Goats’ onesies, the team and the hospital announced Monday morning.