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The Municipal Development Authority, which started work last year, helps towns build up their downtowns and areas near public ...
Only the National Bureau of Economic Research can make the call on whether the United States economy is in a recession or not ...
Applied to medicines, price controls would translate into shortages and slow, or non-existent, introduction of new, ...
How do we rebuild a culture of compassion, respect, and real listening, in our relationships, in our communities, in ...
The last time William Dellacamera went to Washington, D.C., he drove his tractor. This time, he took a train — but his ...
AmeriCorps members in CT, including 184 working in a preschool program, were informed last month of program closures due to ...
Deidre Gifford knew that the Medicaid audit of Helen Zervas' eye care practice was being cancelled, emails show, but didn't ...
A round-up of news briefs from CT Mirror reporters about this week's happenings at the Connecticut General Assembly.
The state’s largest health care workers’ union agreed to push a May 19 strike deadline at 51 Connecticut nursing homes back ...
Trucks: These are the vehicles responsible for most of our air pollution. While medium to large trucks represent only 6% of ...
The bill would require absentee ballot application forms be distributed in correctional facilities, but some say it wouldn't ...
CT Catholic leaders said they were not expecting the decision to come so soon, but that Pope Leo XIV is level-headed and well ...
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