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A CT solar program looks to help multifamily residences save on energy bills. Here’s how

Eight affordable multifamily housing properties in Connecticut are now slated to be powered with solar energy. The Connecticut Green Bank said that the projects received funding…

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A CT solar program looks to help multifamily residences save on energy bills. Here’s how

Eight affordable multifamily housing properties in Connecticut are now slated to be powered with solar energy. The Connecticut Green Bank said that the projects received funding…

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Dom Amore’s Sunday Read: CT high school star now scoring big for Yale; DC’s threes in NBA, and more

College basketball can be like life in a fish bowl, in more ways than one. Riley Fox came out of Conard High in West Hartford…

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Dom Amore’s Sunday Read: CT high school star now scoring big for Yale; DC’s threes in NBA, and more

College basketball can be like life in a fish bowl, in more ways than one. Riley Fox came out of Conard High in West Hartford…

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CT state employee payroll hit $4.67 billion in 2025; highest pension at $400K

With a series of increases in recent years, the average salaries and pensions for Connecticut state employees have been rising steadily. The average salary has…

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CT state employee payroll hit $4.67 billion in 2025; highest pension at $400K

With a series of increases in recent years, the average salaries and pensions for Connecticut state employees have been rising steadily. The average salary has…

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CT state employee payroll hit $4.67 billion in 2025; highest pension at $400K

With a series of increases in recent years, the average salaries and pensions for Connecticut state employees have been rising steadily. The average salary has…

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Commentary: A wish to return to 1960s economic boom

The economy in the 1950s and ’60s was truly fabulous. A high school graduate could afford a house with almost any kind of employment. One…

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Editorial: Floridians want smart growth controls. Some lawmakers don’t care

Just when you think things couldn’t get any worse, something smacks you upside the head and says “When are you going to learn to stop…

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Commentary: Prioritize programs to send students abroad

Higher education has one role: to improve the lives of students. While some institutions are trumpeting on-campus benefits like lazy rivers, luxurious dorms and multi-million-dollar…

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