New federal data shows how the waning coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospitals in the Ellington-Somers area.
Here are the most recent coronavirus infection rates for Ellington and Somers, and how many residents have been vaccinated.
Here's how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospital and ICU capacity in the Ellington-Somers area and across CT.
Statistics have been released by state officials on how many local residents have received the coronavirus vaccine.
New federal data shows how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in the Ellington-Somers area.
Here are the latest numbers on hospital capacity in the Ellington-Somers area and across Connecticut.
New data provided by the federal government shows hospital capacity in Tolland County amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in the Ellington-Somers area.
The 45-year-old man is the first Connecticut inmate to die from complications of coronavirus in nearly six months.
Ellington is one of 32 Connecticut communities currently in the "red alert" category pertaining to the coronavirus pandemic.
Another inmate in the Connecticut prison system has died of coronavirus complications, officials said.
More than 100 new positive test results were confirmed after two days of testing, the DOC reported.
The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus is now 107 in Somers and 41 in Ellington, according to state health officials.
Five inmates in the Connecticut Department of Correction system have died of complications from the coronavirus.
The man becomes the third Connecticut inmate to die of coronavirus-related complications.
State health officials say five Ellington and Somers residents have died from coronavirus complications, with 97 confirmed cases.
State health officials say the number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus is now 60 in Somers and 28 in Ellington.
The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus is now 32 in Somers and 25 in Ellington, according to state health officials.
The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus is now 27 in Somers and 17 in Ellington, according to state health officials.
According to state health officials, the number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus has reached 22 in Somers and 15 in Ellington.
An offender housed at the Osborn facility in Somers is the first Connecticut inmate to succumb to complications from the new coronavirus.
The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus has reached 20 in Somers and 13 in Ellington, according to state health officials.
The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus has reached 18 in Somers and 12 in Ellington, according to state health officials.
All inmates who have tested positive for the new coronavirus are being transferred to a medical isolation unit in Somers.
Over the weekend, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 reached nine each in Ellington and Somers, according to state health officials.
On Friday, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 reached seven each in Ellington and Somers, according to state health officials.
The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 reached 10 as of Thursday between Ellington and Somers, according to state health officials.
As of Tuesday, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 was four in Somers and two in Ellington, according to state health officials.
As of Monday, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 reached 2 each in Ellington and Somers, according to state health officials.
An individual from Ellington between ages 50 and 59 has tested positive for the new coronavirus, according to the first selectman.
More than 200 additional cases of the new coronavirus were confirmed statewide in the latest figures released Friday afternoon.
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Connecticut continues to see a sharp rise in heroin and other opioid-related deaths. This review tracks 2015 cases throughout all of CT.
Red Cross blood donors in January will get a $5 Dunkin’ Donuts gift card to be used at participating locations in the Ellington-Somers area.
A state review of all CT hospitals reveals which ones left objects in patients, the number of patients that fall, and other adverse events.
Quarterly grades for all of the nation's hospitals were recently released, and we have ratings for all 27 in Connecticut.