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Day: November 4, 2019

U.S. Department of Justice investigating conditions at Manson Youth Institution
November 4, 2019

U.S. Department of Justice investigating conditions at Manson Youth Institution

by Kelan Lyons
Supreme Court declines to stop Bridgeport election
November 4, 2019

Supreme Court declines to stop Bridgeport election

by Mark Pazniokas
State PFAS Plan Calls For More Water Testing Following Two Accidents At Bradley
November 4, 2019

State PFAS Plan Calls For More Water Testing Following Two Accidents At Bradley

by Patrick Skahill | Connecticut Public Radio
Navy cuts number of EB Virginia-class subs in new contract
November 4, 2019

Navy cuts number of EB Virginia-class subs in new contract

by Ana Radelat
Soaring power shut-offs in Connecticut prompt searching discussion
November 4, 2019

Soaring power shut-offs in Connecticut prompt searching discussion

by Harriet Jones | Connecticut Public Radio
After 22 years, educating incarcerated youth still a challenge
November 4, 2019

After 22 years, educating incarcerated youth still a challenge

by Kelan Lyons
Tolls not the way to move Connecticut forward
November 4, 2019

Tolls not the way to move Connecticut forward

CT Viewpoint by Patrick Sasser
Let’s keep West Hartford moving forward
November 4, 2019

Let’s keep West Hartford moving forward

CT Viewpoint by Shari Cantor
Our fake president
November 4, 2019

Our fake president

CT Viewpoint by David Holahan
No longer a path to the middle class
November 4, 2019

No longer a path to the middle class

CT Viewpoint by Anne Watkins
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