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State says Millstone will get a final chance to prove it needs relief
February 1, 2018

State says Millstone will get a final chance to prove it needs relief

CT Viewpoint by Mark Pazniokas
Esty leads House delegation in fundraising
February 1, 2018

Esty leads House delegation in fundraising

by Ana Radelat
Himes warns colleagues, ‘If the memo is wrong, there will be hell to pay’
February 1, 2018

Himes warns colleagues, ‘If the memo is wrong, there will be hell to pay’

by Ana Radelat
Denied: Supreme Court will not reconsider school-funding ruling
February 1, 2018

Denied: Supreme Court will not reconsider school-funding ruling

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
A disappearing act: Connecticut’s transportation funding
February 1, 2018

A disappearing act: Connecticut’s transportation funding

CT Viewpoint by Richard Smith
Three new ‘R’s for Connecticut education
February 1, 2018

Three new ‘R’s for Connecticut education

CT Viewpoint by John Elsesser
CT’s fuel taxes no longer as lofty, but still above nation’s average
February 1, 2018

CT’s fuel taxes no longer as lofty, but still above nation’s average

by Keith M. Phaneuf and Jake Kara
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Black and Hispanic residents continue to be vaccinated against COVID at lower rates than white residents
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Among those 65 and older, the rate of vaccination for white residents was 39%, compared to 21% for Black residents.

As mass vaccination centers take the lead in the COVID race, the push is on to reach the most vulnerable
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While mass vaccination sites have helped overall vaccination rates, they have not reached the state's most vulnerable populations.

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by Adria Watson

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Disability Rights CT files federal complaint over age-based vaccine rollout
by Kelan Lyons

The complaint alleges the state's age-based vaccine distribution plan discriminates against people with disabilities.

People with disabilities were next in line for COVID vaccine. Then the plan changed.
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Younger people with chronic medical conditions feel left behind by the governor's new vaccine plan, which prioritizes by age.

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