Got Chocolate Milk? Governor’s Office Response On Ban

Andrew Doba, Director of Communications for Governor Dannel P. Malloy, today released the following statement regarding legislation approved by the Connecticut General Assembly that bans the serving of chocolate milk in public schools: “This specific bill has not yet come to the Governor’s desk and will be reviewed in detail when it arrives.  However, on the broader topic at hand, the Governor is not supportive of banning chocolate milk in public schools.  While we must be extremely mindful of the nutritional value of what’s offered to students, ensuring an appropriate array of options helps to ensure that kids receive the calcium and other nutrients they need.”

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Bridgeport Police Department Launches Arrive Alive 

The Bridgeport Police Department has launched the Arrive Aliveprogram aimed at reducing police-involved injuries and deaths while responding to emergencies. The concept was generated from the department’s Leadership Institute, a collaboration between Bridgeport Police and Sacred Heart University crafted to provide advanced training for police supervisors around the region. “Police officers have a duty to protect and serve our community,” said Mayor Bill Finch. “They also have a duty to come home safely to their families at the end of their shift. Every officer knows that seconds count when lives are at stake. This program is designed to remind them that, in order to protect and serve, they need to arrive at the scene safely first.”  Arrive Alive was instituted as an…

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