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Of the ARPA funds Guilford Interfaith Volunteers received for its services, $20,000 went to Charlie's Closet for the breezeway project. (Courtesy of Pam Miller/Guilford Foundation.) GUILFORD, CT — Visitors to Charlie's Closet in Guilford should feel a little more comfortable these days thanks to some new construction that was made possible by American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. During the COVID-19 pandemic, volunteers at Charlie's Closet, the medical equipment clearinghous

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Charlie’s Closet Director Tony Sicignano displays just some of the medical devices available to area residents. Photo by Ben Rayner Most people just don’t know we’re here and what we have available,” said Tony Sicignano, director of Charlie’s Closet, where anyone can request free medical devices from wheel chairs to diapers, and even advice. The organization wants residents to know about the services that they provide and how to take advantage of the organization’s assistance