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Glastonbury teen ‘grateful’ feds will investigate transgender athlete policy
August 12, 2019

Glastonbury teen ‘grateful’ feds will investigate transgender athlete policy

by Kathleen Megan
CT to sue to block Trump ‘public charge’ immigration rule
August 12, 2019

CT to sue to block Trump ‘public charge’ immigration rule

by Ana Radelat
Education group: Repeal the religious exemption from vaccination
August 12, 2019

Education group: Repeal the religious exemption from vaccination

by Jenna Carlesso
Some cities and towns see tax-break deals as key to economic growth
August 12, 2019

Some cities and towns see tax-break deals as key to economic growth

by Greg Bordonaro, Gregory Seay and Matt Pilon | Hartford Business Journal
A major tax deal for a prominent Hartford landlord
August 12, 2019

A major tax deal for a prominent Hartford landlord

by Gregory Seay and Greg Bordonaro | Hartford Business Journal
Vigils, gun ownership and violence
August 12, 2019

Vigils, gun ownership and violence

CT Viewpoint by Peter I. Berman
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