SUN Bucks o S-EBT ofrece a las familias elegibles una transferencia de efectivo de $120 por niño para asistencia alimentaria.
Beneficios de verano de CT EBT: Qué saber sobre ‘SUN Bucks’
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Connecticut aims to reduce air pollution with EV chargers for commercial trucks
CT and other northeast states will use a federal grant to deploy EV chargers for medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks along I-95.
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Building a CT early childhood investment portfolio
More than a dozen organizations are working on the first-ever CT Early Childhood Investment Portfolio. It will include proposals for multi-year funding across the early childhood ecosystem.
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Poll: 63% of voters want CT to save less, spend more on services
Most likely CT voters would spend more on services, health and education, according to a poll the Lamont administration said is ‘biased.’
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The fight for tax breaks for CT families in 2025 is underway
Tax reform advocates are zeroing in on a popular concept from the past few years: a CT income tax credit for households with children.
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New Haven establishes land bank to increase affordable housing
The land bank will acquire several blighted properties from the city, with the goal of redeveloping them to make room for affordable housing.
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Challenge to CT religious vaccine exemption ban largely dismissed
The CT Supreme Court dismissed five of six issues raised in a lawsuit challenging the ban on religious exemptions to school vaccine mandates.
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CT expands access to paid leave to survivors of sexual violence
Connecticut’s newly improved paid leave law is already changing the lives of sexual violence survivors across our state.
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Blumenthal’s Kids Online Safety Act passes Senate
KOSA amassed major bipartisan support after stalling for years. But it still faces criticism and uncertain prospects in the House.
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On Balance: Buying time
Erica E. Phillips writes about the money and intellectual effort that goes into the Olympics and federal funds for electric heat pumps.
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Critics of congestion pricing often end up supporting it. Here’s why.
People often resist congestion pricing because they favor the status quo. But seeing its benefits firsthand has led residents to embrace it.
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CT millennial lawmakers talk JD Vance nomination, age in politics
Hear from CT’s millennial lawmakers on JD Vance becoming their generation’s first member on a presidential ticket and the debate over age.
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The conservative Jewish and Christian case for climate action
Most Americans are worried about climate change. They want to help fix the problem but are confused about that is true, who to trust, and what to do.
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PODCAST: CT sees the nation’s sharpest rise in alcohol-related deaths
WSHU spoke with CT Mirror’s Kaitlyn Pohly to discuss her article on the sharp rise in alcohol-related deaths in Connecticut.
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In Bethel, an analog man builds guitar pedal icons
Mike Piera, owner of Analog.Man Guitar Effects, has a six-year waiting list for his most sought-after pedal, the King of Tone.