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Volume 13, Number 9
Thursday, March 3, 2022
Student’s client list includes university, Cheshire professor By Jessica Simms Special to the Record-Journal
When the pandemic hit, Jack Ebert was studying abroad in London and was sent back home to New York, where playing video games was a part of his daily activities. Ebert, a graduate student pursuing his master’s degree in business administration at Quinnipiac University, started to freelance and do social media work for a private medical practice. Through this experi-
ence, he came up with a way to help small businesses. “I really saw the importance of communicating and how vital it is to have that open line of communication,” Ebert said. “That’s not always just about who has the most (social media) followers, but being present and having that information available. That’s where I saw that small businesses are suffering.”
Mask mandate ends at municipal buildings Citizen staff
The Town of Cheshire ended its mask mandate Monday and vaccinated individuals are no longer required to wear face coverings inside municipal buildings or during government meetings. Quinnipiac student Jack Ebert poses at school.
See Student business, A4
A report from Town Manag-
Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
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Ball & Socket Arts plans 1st opening Citizen staff
years ago, with the goal of turning an old button factory The Ball & Socket Arts Prointo a state-of-the-art culturject plans to open its first al center. There have been former factory building, delays in getting the project Building One, to the public to completion due to inon May 1. creased cost of construction Ball & Socket, 493 West Main materials and supply chain The Ball & Socket Arts Project on West Main Street in Cheshire is pictured in 2020. St., was launched about 10 Dave Zajac, Record-Journal See Ball & Socket, A6
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