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Asking Eric: I told them they were ruining the concert for me. They said it was their ‘right’

Dear Eric: I recently attended a concert where the audience sat for most of the concert and stood up for three or four songs. Related…

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CT restaurant featuring celebrity chef, fresh pasta reopens. Think exotic meatballs, Tuscany tastes.

Following a major dining room and menu upgrade, a popular Connecticut Italian restaurant is now popping with meatballs Nonna likely never imagined making. Yes, have…

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CT official: $115M in help paying for health care premiums coming, despite delays

Though Gov. Ned Lamont pledged $70 million in early December to partly offset vanishing federal aid for health insurance, prices quoted by the state’s health…

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CT’s been having a fight over farmland. What to know about the outcry and 20,000 signatures.

Responding to an outcry from farmers, Gov. Ned Lamont has placed a pause on potentially large tax increases on farm land that would have made…

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CT expands program to help disabled people. Veterans expected to benefit most

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and Treasurer Erick Russell announced on Tuesday the expansion of a program that will allow people with disabilities to save…

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CT organization that’s a major player in regional jobs scene is moving. It’s to a ‘smarter space’

A nonprofit that seeks to close the gap between job seekers and employers in north central Connecticut is relocating is headquarters to space that will…

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A CT effort to enshrine rights to a clean environment has failed in the past. Why it’s back.

For almost three years now, Connecticut state legislators have been arguing over whether they should address environmental problems in a way only three other states…

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Public defenders are in short supply in CT. Would a raise help?

Public defense lawyers in Connecticut are stretched thin. For years, the Office of the Chief Public Defender has been lobbying for higher pay for contract…

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Miss Manners: I want to shut down rude whispers about my husband’s criminal past

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Nearly three decades ago, my husband committed a serious crime. Related Articles Miss Manners: What should I say to a woman who…

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CT town rejects plan for 120 apartments, but developer vows to return

Just weeks after Bethel planners grudgingly settled a lawsuit by approving Vessel Technologies’ plan to build 72 apartments, the senior planning officials in West Hartford…

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