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Stamford Police Chief Tim Shaw, second from left, takes a knee with #JusticeForBrunch Black Lives Matter protest organizers outside the Stamford Police Department in Stamford on Sunday. About 500 people marched from Harbor Point to the Stamford Police Station in honor of George Floyd and all other victims of police brutality.

CT residents join nation in protests over police brutality 9:47 PM

AMR medics bring a patient into the emergency room at Yale New Haven Hospital in New Haven.

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Nurse Tina LaRose, LPN, practices taking a nasal swab in preparation for drive through coronavirus testing at St. Vincent's Bridgeport Health & Wellness Center at 2979 Main Street in Bridgeport, Conn. on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. Bridgeport Hospital began drive through testing, with a doctor's letter, on Tuesday.

Bridgeport seeks to expand coronavirus testing access, locations

Ali Knott, at right, works with student athlete Ben Pennella, a Junior at Westhill High School at Pennella's workout studio set up in his families garage in Stamford, Connecticut on May 27, 2020. Knott, who left his position as the Strength and Conditioning coach with Westhill in the fall of 2019, to devote more time to his current employer BlueStreak Sports Training of Stamford, works with other student athletes in a virtual workout format, but often visits athletes for a one to one workout in a socially acceptable distancing session. Today's session consisted of working the upper and lower parts of the body, using weights, resistant bands, and weight ropes. Each student keeps a log of their workouts, that can be reviewed and modified to meet each individual strengths.

‘Adapt and grow’: CT athletes & coaches navigate coronavirus