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Clare Dignan

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As seen in: The Connecticut Mirror, MSN, Associated Press, U.S. News and World Report, The Seattle Times, Miami Herald, Newsday, Washington Times, The Charlotte Observer, Lexington Herald-Leader, Seattle PI and
now: @CTMirror journalism fundraiser cdignan@ctmirror.org then: @Hearst investigative journalist / @QuinnipiacU / my dog is the reason I get up in the morning
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What happens to unused COVID-19 vaccine doses in CT?

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By Clare Dignan
| Stamford Advocate Verified
Nurse practitioner Collen Teevan delivers one of the first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine during a news conference outside of Hartford Hospital, in Hartford, Conn. Dec. 14, 2020. Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media Mary Lou Galushko gives Jeanne Peters, 95, a rehab patient at The Reservoir, a nursing facility, the first COVID-19 vaccination at the nursing home Friday, Dec. 18, 2020, in West Hartford, Conn.
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Her daughter was shot and killed by an ex. Now this CT mom is trying to change gun laws.

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By Clare Dignan
| Stamford Advocate Verified
Jennifer Lawlor, photographed in Bethel on November 19, is seeking accountability in her daughters' killing from police and the judicial system through gun law and sentencing reform. Lawlor's daughter, Emily Todd, was shot and killed in December 2018. H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media BETHEL — One in three murdered women are killed by intimate partners, research shows. An abuser’s access to a firearm makes her death five times more likely.
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Her daughter was shot and killed by an ex. Now this CT mom is trying to change gun laws.

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By Clare Dignan
| Middletown Press Verified
BETHEL — One in three murdered women are killed by intimate partners, research shows. An abuser’s access to a firearm makes her death five times more likely. Emily Todd, 25, of Bethel, was one of these women. Article continues below this ad She was an artist, a daughter and sister. “If you lose a parent you’re an orphan. If you lose a spouse you're a widow. If you lose a child there's not even a word and that for me it speaks volumes of how immense it is,” said Todd’s mother, Jennifer Lawlor.
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