HARTFORD – The scheduled closings of two institutions serving people with developmental disabilities, announced in March, will not occur Thursday as planned, officials confirmed Tuesday. The closure of regional centers in Meriden and Stratford, which have a total of 40 residents, was intended to...
State Won't Close Centers For Developmentally Disabled This Week As Planned
JOSH KOVNER, Hartford Courant
Tue, 06/28/2016 - 10:52am
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