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Ditch the landing pad at Holiday Park | Letters to the editor

The Parker was refurbished in Fort Lauderdale. Then the popular IcePlex was built. Now a new YMCA is on the way. They’re all great projects,…

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CT company that operates Planet Fitness locations pays $2M to resolve COVID loan allegations

The Connecticut-based fitness company that owns and operates more than 130 Planet Fitness centers around North America has paid more than $2 million to resolve…

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CT company that operates Planet Fitness locations pays $2M to resolve COVID loan allegations

The Connecticut-based fitness company that owns and operates more than 130 Planet Fitness centers around North America has paid more than $2 million to resolve…

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For UConn men’s hockey, the season to hunt for trophies is about to begin

The new year brings a new set of trophies for the UConn men’s hockey team and they’re lined up on the horizon. CT Ice comes…

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For UConn men’s hockey, the season to hunt for trophies is about to begin

The new year brings a new set of trophies for the UConn men’s hockey team and they’re lined up on the horizon. CT Ice comes…

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Commentary: America seeks liberty for the people of Venezuela

The extradition of Venezuela’s former strongman to the United States marks a turning point not only for Venezuela, but for the international rule of law….

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Commentary: Florida utilities must prepare for climate change

The signs of a changing climate are no longer subtle, they’re here, and they’re reshaping life in Florida. Hurricane Helene was a wakeup call. According…

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Editorial: Urge lawmakers to resist DeSantis’ redistricting push

This is going to be a hellish legislative session — again —  for many Florida lawmakers. Gov. Ron DeSantis wants them to reconfigure the boundaries…

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CT set aside $120 million to help cover residents’ health insurance costs. How to get help

As one of only four states helping to cover the loss of federal health insurance subsidies, Connecticut has earmarked $120 million over the next 18…

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Noise-weary residents of CT city invite mayor, council to hear the sounds firsthand

Frustrated homeowners in Bristol are trying a new tactic in their campaign to stop low-frequency noises from the Reworld trash incinerator: They’re inviting city officials…

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