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Day: July 27, 2015

DCF vows to reduce restraints, improve clinical care at juvenile jails
July 27, 2015

DCF vows to reduce restraints, improve clinical care at juvenile jails

by Keith M. Phaneuf
Insurer: Cost of cholesterol meds, other drugs driving rate hikes
July 27, 2015

Insurer: Cost of cholesterol meds, other drugs driving rate hikes

by Arielle Levin Becker
A struggle for access, political and otherwise, at the Capitol
July 27, 2015

A struggle for access, political and otherwise, at the Capitol

by Mark Pazniokas
Good reasons to leave Connecticut; many more to stay
July 27, 2015

Good reasons to leave Connecticut; many more to stay

CT Viewpoint by David Holahan
Body cameras on Connecticut cops — a help or not?
July 27, 2015

Body cameras on Connecticut cops — a help or not?

CT Viewpoint by Viewpoints staff
The Mirror’s ‘Small State, Big Debate: Race’ event set for Oct. 6
July 27, 2015

The Mirror’s ‘Small State, Big Debate: Race’ event set for Oct. 6

by Staff Report
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