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Day: October 16, 2019

CT lawmakers raising plenty of campaign cash, GOP challengers not so much
October 16, 2019

CT lawmakers raising plenty of campaign cash, GOP challengers not so much

by Ana Radelat
Retailer fails to get answer from Lamont on youth wage
October 16, 2019

Retailer fails to get answer from Lamont on youth wage

by Mark Pazniokas
DeLauro focuses on health risks of vaping as lung disease stumps CDC
October 16, 2019

DeLauro focuses on health risks of vaping as lung disease stumps CDC

by Ana Radelat
Growing opioid crisis tests limits of methadone clinics
October 16, 2019

Growing opioid crisis tests limits of methadone clinics

by Steve Hamm | C-HIT.org
Connecticut flu shots are here, and officials want you to get one
October 16, 2019

Connecticut flu shots are here, and officials want you to get one

by Nicole Leonard | Connecticut Public Radio
Vaping! The real health issues
October 16, 2019

Vaping! The real health issues

CT Viewpoint by William E. Butka, Jr.
Climate change denial or debt denial
October 16, 2019

Climate change denial or debt denial

CT Viewpoint by Jim Miller
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