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ASK IRA: Is it time for Heat to act now on Norman Powell’s contract?

Q:  What will Miami do with Norman Powell’s contract next year? He has become the team’s best player with all due respect to Tyler Herro,…

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CT-born bluegrass star has a hit album with Steve Martin and an upcoming gig at The Kate

Bluegrass has always been a music by and for the masses. One of the pioneers of the feel-good fast-pickin’ genre in the 1940s, Bill Monroe,…

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CT-born bluegrass star has a hit album with Steve Martin and an upcoming gig at The Kate

Bluegrass has always been a music by and for the masses. One of the pioneers of the feel-good fast-pickin’ genre in the 1940s, Bill Monroe,…

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Lori Alhadeff says she won’t seek reelection on Broward School Board

Lori Alhadeff, who first won a seat on the Broward School Board in 2018 after her daughter was killed in the Parkland school shooting, has…

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Miss Manners: Let someone know you appreciated a gift? Brutal!

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Why is it that people see it as mandatory to send a thank-you for a gift? Related Articles Miss Manners: The woman…

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Connecticut once had a governor who served for a day. He was famous for other reasons too.

If Gov. Ned Lamont were to win a third term, he could become the longest-serving Connecticut governor since Jonathan Trumbull during the Revolutionary War. But…

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Commentary: Blondie and Dagwood are entering the public domain, but Betty Boop still may be trapped in copyright jail

Here’s a quick quiz about some cultural icons on the verge of experiencing a kind of rebirth: 1. What was the original storyline of the…

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CT high school students unearthed the past. ‘It is our history. We’re all connected,’ one said

The objects were delicately retrieved from the ground like pieces of the puzzles of history. Broken shards of ceramic plates used long ago by students,…

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Popular longtime CT bakery closes. Customers lament; owner insists ‘do not worry about me.’

A Craft Artisanal Bakery that opened in 2020 is now closing and while the owner says she is not worried about herself, she is sad…

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CT entrepreneurs were promised business grants. Why they’ve been waiting for them for years.

In October 2024, a group of elected officials gathered in Hartford to celebrate a new $1.7 million program that would provide assistance to small businesses along Albany…

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