Even with the fear and uncertainty created by the COVID-19 coronavirus, neighbors, businesses, and groups are supporting each other in any number of ways.
Here are some examples of good things happening as seen on local social media:
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On May 9, Jessica Napoleone and Kate Taylor dropped off “Essential Cups” which were plastic cups filled with drink mixes, meal bars, teas and snacks for the ARMS crew. Scan Tool & Mold also donated ear protectors, according to the Ansonia Rescue Medical Services Facebook post.
Retro Grub and Pub donated pizzas to the ARMS crew. “Some really great pizza! #RetroBaby,” said the Ansonia Rescue Medical Services in a Facebook post.
Mayor David Cassetti gifted presents to children with quarantine birthdays, according to a City of Ansonia Facebook post.
On May 9 and 10, The Abundant Life Fellowship Ministries of Ansonia was outside of City Hall handing out free coffee and donuts to city residents, according to a City of Ansonia Facebook post.
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On May 5, Tipsy Tomato Bar and Pizzeria donated pizza to the Derby Storm Ambulance and Corps, according to a Storm Engine Co./ Ambulance Corps Co. 2 Facebook post.
On May 6, National Nurses’ Day, Mayor Rich Dziekan and his staff worked with Italian Pavilion to provide a lunch for the nurses working at Griffin Hosptial. “Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all that you do,” said Mayor Dziekan in a Facebook post.
Derby seniors expressed their gratitude for healthcare workers with window decorations, according to Mayor Dziekan’s Facebook post.
“Nice 007-themed tango showcasing the Derby Green in honor of our medical and essential personnel. Thank you to those who created this. Enjoy,” said Mayor Rich Dziekan in a Facebook post.
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“Thank you so much Valley Community Foundation and Bjs of Derby for their generous donation of water and goodies for our members!!,” said the Seymour Ambulance Association in a Facebook post.
On May 12, Seymour EMS, Seymour FD, Seymour PD, OEM, the Fire Marshall’s office, VEMS, State Rep Klarides-Ditria and Deputy Selectman Drugonis thanked healthcare workers and staff at Shady Knoll Health Center, according to a Seymour Ambulance Association Facebook post.
