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Commentary: How youth theater builds the doctors and leaders of tomorrow

On Feb. 3, 1926, dedicated thespians took the stage for the first time, sparking a century-long flame of creativity in Orlando. They started as the…

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Commentary: How youth theater builds the doctors and leaders of tomorrow

On Feb. 3, 1926, dedicated thespians took the stage for the first time, sparking a century-long flame of creativity in Orlando. They started as the…

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Commentary: Florida is replacing free inquiry with political indoctrination

As the spring semester began, Texas A&M required a professor to remove Plato from his syllabus, deeming the ancient philosopher a proponent of “race and…

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Commentary: Florida is replacing free inquiry with political indoctrination

As the spring semester began, Texas A&M required a professor to remove Plato from his syllabus, deeming the ancient philosopher a proponent of “race and…

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Commentary: Doctors in underserved areas of Florida need better job stability

Florida’s primary care crisis is no longer looming. It is present, measurable, and accelerating. According to the most recent data from the Health Resources and…

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CT police: Cops must intervene if they see excessive force by feds

The Connecticut police accountability law that creates a legal obligation for police to intervene when witnessing abuse by other law enforcement officers applies to federal…

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Kevin Rennie: CT law enforcement agency must confront nightmare from within 

Connecticut State Police investigators have been spending hours watching video recordings from security cameras at the State Office Building at 165 Capitol Ave. in Hartford….

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The reality for CT shoreline residents. Living through intense storms, prepping for new ones.

Rain pounding against windows and ocean waves crashing into the foundations of shoreline homes with wind gusts of over 60 mph — what may sound…

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For anti-ICE ‘National Shutdown,’ some CT shops close, some hold fundraisers

A smattering of businesses in Connecticut closed their doors Friday as part of a national effort to demonstrate opposition to large-scale immigration enforcement operations in…

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Historic CT orchard and farmers market partners with caterer to launch new line of foods

A Connecticut orchard and farm market said it has partnered with a well-known catering business to bring a line of from-scratch prepared foods to the…

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