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Day: May 24, 2019

Union backs away from nursing home strike
May 24, 2019

Union backs away from nursing home strike

by Jenna Carlesso
No income-tax hike on rich in tentative budget framework
May 24, 2019

No income-tax hike on rich in tentative budget framework

by Keith M. Phaneuf and Mark Pazniokas
CTMirror reporters win major journalism award
May 24, 2019

CTMirror reporters win major journalism award

by CT Mirror Staff
Proposal to require that climate change is taught may return next week
May 24, 2019

Proposal to require that climate change is taught may return next week

by Kathleen Megan
Deidre Gifford, top Medicaid official, named to lead DSS
May 24, 2019

Deidre Gifford, top Medicaid official, named to lead DSS

by Mark Pazniokas
A community college consolidation ‘to-do’ list
May 24, 2019

A community college consolidation ‘to-do’ list

CT Viewpoint by Ralph Nader
May 24, 2019

As rich get richer, poor stay poor, the middle class leaves

CT Viewpoint by Joseph Bentigvegna MD
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