Cuatro puestos en la junta de educación se someten a votación en las elecciones generales del martes en Hartford. Aquí encontrará información sobre ellos y cómo votar.
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Posted inCharting Connecticut
What’s Connecticut’s favorite candy?
What’s the most popular candy in Connecticut? And which state has a fancy for Almond Joy? And where’s all the chocolate?
Posted inPolitics
SNAP suspension a reminder to CT GOP: Trump sets the agenda
Criticizing Trump is unthinkable in a GOP primary for governor. But standing with him on some issues can carry risks in a general election.
Posted inMoney
CT lawmakers: Lamont must do more to replace vanishing food aid
A bipartisan consensus is nudging Gov. Ned Lamont toward tapping Connecticut’s rainy day fund to replace SNAP benefits.
Posted inEducation
More CT high school students are taking college-level classes
A surge in COVID emergency funding has allowed district leaders add more dual credit classes and practical training for today’s job market
Posted inHealth
How one CT clinic is addressing racial disparities in maternal care
Enrich Health’s approach—which aims to improve maternal and birth outcomes—is aligned with HUSKY’s new value-based payment model.
Posted inPolitics
As shutdown drags on, US Rep. Jahana Hayes recalls time as a SNAP recipient
The congresswoman spoke in a livestreamed interview with the Connecticut Mirror’s Washington reporter Lisa Hagen on Wednesday evening.
Posted inEconomic Development
CT United FC will launch without a stadium. That wasn’t the original plan
A campaign for Connecticut to enter the major league soccer market has gained momentum, but there’s a problem: The team doesn’t have a stadium. Yet.
Posted inInvestigations
Kosta Diamantis wants to bring jurors back to court for questioning
Kosta Diamantis’ attorney Norm Pattis wants to ask jurors again if they’d read or viewed news coverage about the case before the trial.
Posted inPolitics
Police arrest Rocky Hill man after online threats to Sen. Matt Lesser
Robert Pabich was charged Oct. 24 after he posted on Facebook calling for Sen. Matt Lesser, other Democratic lawmakers to be shot and killed.
Posted inJustice
As CT cities weigh ICE policies, some residents want more action
Following high-profile ICE detentions across Connecticut, several cities are evaluating how their employees interact with the federal agents.
Posted inGovernment
Towing companies say DMV proposed rate increases aren’t enough
The cost of having a car towed from a private lot or by police for a parking violation would rise 4.5% annually for the next thee years.
Posted inGovernment
CT, other states sue Trump administration over SNAP suspension
The plaintiffs, including CT, say the Trump administration’s suspension of SNAP benefits during the government shutdown is ‘contrary to law.’
