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Commentary: When the guardians become the militia

On March 12, 1933, a column of men in brown uniforms fanned out through the streets of Berlin, carrying clubs, not badges. They weren’t police….

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Commentary: Carry on Mister Rogers’ legacy of kindness on Be My Neighbor Day

Twelve years ago, WUCF’s Be My Neighbor Day began with a simple idea: bring families together around kindness, empathy and respect. From those early beginnings,…

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Commentary: Cry me a river, Pam Bondi | Pat Beall

Iowa wept. A lot. So much weeping. The best weeping. “Crying, crying,” said the president of his reception at a rally 72 hours after Alex…

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Commentary: Carry on Mister Rogers’ legacy of kindness on Be My Neighbor Day

Twelve years ago, WUCF’s Be My Neighbor Day began with a simple idea: bring families together around kindness, empathy and respect. From those early beginnings,…

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Commentary: Cry me a river, Pam Bondi | Pat Beall

Iowa wept. A lot. So much weeping. The best weeping. “Crying, crying,” said the president of his reception at a rally 72 hours after Alex…

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CT cost of living is top of mind as legislative session starts Feb. 4. What to know

When Connecticut legislators get back to work Wednesday as the 2026 legislative session opens, they’ll have just 13 weeks to address the issues facing the…

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Proposal for 266 apartments in Greater Hartford town hits questions about school traffic safety

Emphasizing that they don’t oppose affordable housing, top educators in Glastonbury nevertheless are cautioning that a proposed 266-unit apartment complex near Naubuc Elementary School could…

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CT agency discloses once-concealed records that shed light on fight with utilities. What they show.

Internal documents released by the Public Utility Regulatory Authority support the longstanding complaint by critics that the authority may have ignored some laws or bent…

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Opinion: The cure for cancer is happening, one discovery, one partnership, one patient at a time.

For the patient receiving a cancer diagnosis, it gets personal fast. Statistics measure improvement in cancer survival across the U.S., but we cure patients one…

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Stay in your lane, Lauderdale | Letters to the editor

Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis floated the idea of converting the federal courthouse on Broward Boulevard to a city-backed charter school. This raises a basic…

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