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Author: Ana Radelat

Trump’s ‘tax holiday’ has few takers in Connecticut
September 16, 2020

Trump’s ‘tax holiday’ has few takers in Connecticut

by Ana Radelat
CT lawmakers join Democratic calls for ouster of Caputo, Azar
September 15, 2020

CT lawmakers join Democratic calls for ouster of Caputo, Azar

by Ana Radelat
Connecticut jobless to receive additional $300 starting this week from new federal program
September 14, 2020

Connecticut jobless to receive additional $300 starting this week from new federal program

by Ana Radelat
COVID-19 vaccine makers seek diversity in clinical trials in Connecticut and elsewhere
September 14, 2020

COVID-19 vaccine makers seek diversity in clinical trials in Connecticut and elsewhere

by Ana Radelat
They’re not on the ballot, but Blumenthal and Murphy likely to feel big impact from election
September 11, 2020

They’re not on the ballot, but Blumenthal and Murphy likely to feel big impact from election

by Ana Radelat
Pfizer’s Groton site helped develop a COVID-19 vaccine. Now the question is, will it work?
September 9, 2020

Pfizer’s Groton site helped develop a COVID-19 vaccine. Now the question is, will it work?

by Ana Radelat
Merrill hires disinformation expert as part of effort to combat foreign influence in elections
September 3, 2020

Merrill hires disinformation expert as part of effort to combat foreign influence in elections

by Ana Radelat
Backlogs and delays in naturalizations will keep many CT immigrants from voting this year
September 3, 2020

Backlogs and delays in naturalizations will keep many CT immigrants from voting this year

by Kasturi Pananjady and Ana Radelat
Federal Reserve gives CT economy mixed review as COVID concerns continue
September 2, 2020

Federal Reserve gives CT economy mixed review as COVID concerns continue

by Ana Radelat
As feds rush to find a COVID-19 vaccine, states like Connecticut must identify distributors
September 1, 2020

As feds rush to find a COVID-19 vaccine, states like Connecticut must identify distributors

by Ana Radelat
Workers may see bigger paychecks under Trump plan, but Larson says there’s a price to pay
August 31, 2020

Workers may see bigger paychecks under Trump plan, but Larson says there’s a price to pay

by Ana Radelat
CDC backtracks on COVID testing guidelines following outcry
August 26, 2020

CDC backtracks on COVID testing guidelines following outcry

by Ana Radelat
Few in CT GOP have joined anti-Trump movement, but Shays helps lead it
August 26, 2020

Few in CT GOP have joined anti-Trump movement, but Shays helps lead it

by Ana Radelat
Lamont applies for Trump’s new unemployment plan, but help to CT jobless will be limited
August 24, 2020

Lamont applies for Trump’s new unemployment plan, but help to CT jobless will be limited

by Ana Radelat
CT delegates give ‘spicy,’ unanimous vote for Trump at GOP convention roll call
August 24, 2020

CT delegates give ‘spicy,’ unanimous vote for Trump at GOP convention roll call

by Ana Radelat
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