Changes Amidst COVID-19 Spread

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Pictured is the empty shelves at Dollar General located in Milford CT. Amidst this pandemic, local stores have been sold out of items such as toilet paper, as pictured. Many residents are concerned that they will run out of essentials like toilet paper so it has been one of the most common items to sell out in stores. Photo courtesy of Abby Woodward.

Abby Woodward, Staff Writer
April 13, 2020

        Beginning Monday, March 16, 2020, Milford Connecticut students experienced one of the largest and most impactful changes regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus, which was the indefinite closure of Milford Public Schools. Since then, more and more changes have occurred as the virus continues to spread nationwide. With closures of parks and restaurants, new practices such as social distancing being implemented, and empty shelves inside many stores, the country and more closely, Milford, is in the midst of lots of uncertainty and indefinite changes to our everyday lives. 

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Signs have been placed at local beaches enforcing social distancing amongst local residents who wish to be at the beach must be six feet apart from one another. Pictured is a sign located at Gulf Beach in Milford, Connecticut. Photo courtesy of Abby Woodward.