Gov. M. Jodi Rell announced today that the state has received 3,000 bottles of pediatric Tamiflu from the federal government to help medical personnel at hospitals and clinics treat the growing cases of H1N1 influenza among children.
“We continue to see a marked increase in the number of confirmed cases of the H1N1 virus in both children and adults,” Ms. Rell said. “But any parent who has ever stayed up all night with a sick child knows how difficult and heartbreaking it can be. It is important to treat the symptoms as soon as possible and so we must ensure that the medication is available.”O’Donnell wins another term, Republicans take finance board seats
The Joel Barlow High girls volleyball team beat Newtown 3-1 in the South-West Conference semifinals on Wednesday and will play Bunnell in the championship on Saturday at 7 p.m. at Oxford High. Details will follow in the next issue.
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