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Day: March 15, 2019

Is Connecticut ready for iLottery?
March 15, 2019

Is Connecticut ready for iLottery?

by Mark Pazniokas
Millstone deal reached, set to run for another 10 years
March 15, 2019

Millstone deal reached, set to run for another 10 years

by Jan Ellen Spiegel
Judge rules magnet school discrimination case belongs in federal court
March 15, 2019

Judge rules magnet school discrimination case belongs in federal court

by Kathleen Megan
Progressive Dems offer new tax hike aimed at millionaires
March 15, 2019

Progressive Dems offer new tax hike aimed at millionaires

by Keith M. Phaneuf
Public option healthcare is a great option
March 15, 2019

Public option healthcare is a great option

CT Viewpoint by Dan Pflug
Rep. Ezequiel Santiago of Bridgeport dies of heart attack
March 15, 2019

Rep. Ezequiel Santiago of Bridgeport dies of heart attack

by Mark Pazniokas
March 15, 2019

Privilege games the system in K-12, too

CT Viewpoint by Richard Lemons
Give a sip: Stop harmful single-use plastics
March 15, 2019

Give a sip: Stop harmful single-use plastics

CT Viewpoint by Priscilla Feral
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