Democratic state rep charged with stealing opponent’s lawn sign
Rep. Anne Hughes, D-Easton, was issued a summons for a misdemeanor larceny charge related to taking a Republican opponent’s lawn sign.
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The 5th District is the most competitive in CT. Both candidates got a boost from super PACs, but outside money has mostly dried up this time.
Hartford coalition will help residents navigate Medicaid changes
The coalition will help Hartford residents learn about the Medicaid changes and navigate options for maintaining coverage.
CT leaders tout efforts to train workforce in AI
Leaders highlighted the importance of CT’s “Tech Talent Accelerator,” which facilitates partnerships between higher education and businesses.
Día de Muertos springs to life at the Wadsworth
A multi-part Day of the Dead installation from artist Helena Martinez is on display in the Wadsworth Athenaeum through Nov. 8.
Weak economy, vanishing federal aid limit CT’s tax-cutting options
CT’s projections show a recession could make tax cuts unaffordable despite recent surpluses, especially now that pandemic relief is spent.
New Naugatuck apartments a ‘blueprint’ for transit-oriented development
Officials say the project is part of a transit oriented plan to revitalize downtown Naugatuck to make the town more inclusive and connected.
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