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Day: October 15, 2018

Hayes raises about $1.3 million in her quest for congressional seat
October 15, 2018

Hayes raises about $1.3 million in her quest for congressional seat

by Ana Radelat
Democrats challenge Stefanowski on payday lending
October 15, 2018

Democrats challenge Stefanowski on payday lending

by Mark Pazniokas
Do magnet schools need white students to be great?
October 15, 2018

Do magnet schools need white students to be great?

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
Ads in race for AG feature Trump, Malloy, and a triple murder
October 15, 2018

Ads in race for AG feature Trump, Malloy, and a triple murder

by Mark Pazniokas
Retiring Esty gives more than $100k to DCCC, still has large war chest
October 15, 2018

Retiring Esty gives more than $100k to DCCC, still has large war chest

by Ana Radelat
Bill to address racial disparities at Coast Guard Academy proposed as investigation continues
October 15, 2018

Bill to address racial disparities at Coast Guard Academy proposed as investigation continues

by Ana Radelat
Eliminate the Board of Regents? Nonsense before every election
October 15, 2018

Eliminate the Board of Regents? Nonsense before every election

CT Viewpoint by Merle Harris
Protect CT’s public lands with transparency. Vote yes on Question 2
October 15, 2018

Protect CT’s public lands with transparency. Vote yes on Question 2

CT Viewpoint by Eric Lukingbeal
In a state of great wealth, all the health care some can afford
October 15, 2018

In a state of great wealth, all the health care some can afford

by Keith M. Phaneuf
RECENT STORIES
Restaurants and other business can go back to full capacity on March 19 as Lamont rolls back COVID restrictions in CT
by Mark Pazniokas and Jenna Carlesso

Connecticut will eliminate COVID-19 capacity limits on restaurants, houses of worship, retailers and most businesses on March 19.

1,500 Hartford school staff to be vaccinated this week at pop-up clinic
by Adria Watson

Vaccinations are taking place Thursday and Friday. A second round will be scheduled in coming days.

Few tenants facing eviction have an attorney. Top lawmakers are poised to change that.
by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas

Legislation that would provide tenants facing eviction the "right to counsel" is a top priority for legislative leaders.

With billions in federal relief on the way to CT, legislators assert their role in deciding how to spend it
by Keith M. Phaneuf and Mark Pazniokas

With an unusual bill, state legislators are reminding Gov. Ned Lamont they have significant role in disbursing federal coronavirus relief.

As the push to reopen schools intensifies, Miguel Cardona and first lady Jill Biden travel to Meriden to show how this town did it
by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas and Adria Watson

Cardona said getting the nation's schools reopened is priority No. 1.

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