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Married couple Christine, a nurse and Scott Duva, a Trumbull Police officer are helping in the fight against coronavirus.
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The social distancing Trumbull Food Pantry drive will take place every Wednesday.
Trumbull now has more than 100 lab-confirmed coronavirus cases along with seven deaths.
The number of hospitalizations increased by 31, which is fewer than what the state has been seeing in recent days.
Town officials shared an update on the number of positive cases of the new coronavirus.
Here are the latest updates about the coronavirus situation in Trumbull.
Parks have been closed, but some people are ignoring that fact. Police will begin fining violators.
Gov. Ned Lamont said the tri-state region should consider a regional approach to testing in the absence of a national plan.
A 85-year-old resident died from the coronavirus. The resident was the first death in town associated with the virus.
Volunteers are bringing Passover foods to residents.
Connecticut now has more than 5,000 confirmed coronavirus cases and more than 1,000 hospitalizations.
There have been reports of teenagers gathering in groups throughout town.
Notre Dame High School students wanted to give back and express their sincere gratitude towards the individuals fighting on the front lines.
Here are the latest local updates on how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting Trumbull:
Many cars aren't getting much use these days because of the coronavirus, but it's still important to take them out once in a while.
The Center for Family Justice Takes Its Popular Annual Fundraiser Online In Response to Coronoavirus
There will also be an online community discussion about stress, anxiety and depression while dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
Lamont appeared on CNN to say Fairfield County would also need additional ventilators as its infection rate is "through the roof."
Trumbull first responders are seeking donations of personal protective equipment amid a national shortage.
The Connecticut chapter has postponed 39 of the current 109 pending wishes in Connecticut amid coronavirus concerns.
The CDC isn't going door to door asking people to take a survey.
The Archdiocese of Hartford and Diocese of Bridgeport are modifying Mass traditions in order to limit physical contact between parishoners.
The program makes it easy for customers to help the pantry.
Connecticut used to have seven of the top 100 worst bottlenecks, but recent construction helped some drop off the list.
Sponsored by families from the parish and school at St. Catherine of Siena in Trumbull CT
Trumbull Health Department Accepting Donations
The Trumbull Community Emergency Response Team is seeking volunteers to help the community in times of crisis.
CT Man Overcomes Obstacles On 100-Pound Weight Loss Journey/ Police Investigate Body Found Off Trail/ Angry Arrestee Floods Police Station.
The Trumbull resident won playing the CT Lottery Casino Royale game.
Video as seen in the Neighbors app shows a fox near Middlebrook School.
The girl was found safely Sunday.
The Pequannock River Trail will get a temporary safety improvement until the traffic light project is complete.
The projected cost is estimated at $2.4 to $2.8 million and proponents are looking into various funding opportunities.
Stop & Shop Donated $31,000 to Eight Area Food Banks to Commemorate 311 First Downs Recorded By New York Giants During the 2019 Season
The Kennedy Center is hosting a Pop-up Thrift Shop at 39 Lindeman Drive in Trumbull on Thursday, Jan. 16 and Friday, Jan. 17.
The program makes interactions between drivers with autism spectrum disorder and law enforcement easier.