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Day: January 17, 2018

Connecticut had fifth-lowest rate of gun deaths in U.S. in 2016
January 17, 2018

Connecticut had fifth-lowest rate of gun deaths in U.S. in 2016

by Mark Pazniokas
Connecticut Dems have big stake in November elections
January 17, 2018

Connecticut Dems have big stake in November elections

by Ana Radelat
State, hospitals butt heads over proposed rate hikes
January 17, 2018

State, hospitals butt heads over proposed rate hikes

by Keith M. Phaneuf
Supreme Court rules education in poor communities meets constitutional standard
January 17, 2018

Supreme Court rules education in poor communities meets constitutional standard

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
Ned Lamont, who failed to beat Malloy, joins race to succeed him
January 17, 2018

Ned Lamont, who failed to beat Malloy, joins race to succeed him

by Mark Pazniokas
Let’s talk about real issues, not Trump’s mental health
January 17, 2018

Let’s talk about real issues, not Trump’s mental health

CT Viewpoint by Kathleen Flaherty
What foster kids want: a place to call home
January 17, 2018

What foster kids want: a place to call home

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
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