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Editorial: Leave clocks alone. Our health depends on it

Now that our clocks are back where they belong, let’s leave them alone. Think of standard time as natural time and the reasons become self-evident….

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Broadway’s ‘Queen of Versailles’ is on shaky ground

Orlando has found a home on Broadway — in a musical all about an Orlando home. “The Queen of Versailles,” based on the documentary about…

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Broadway’s ‘Queen of Versailles’ is on shaky ground

Orlando has found a home on Broadway — in a musical all about an Orlando home. “The Queen of Versailles,” based on the documentary about…

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CT filmmaker makes documentary on mythic creature: 105K watched. See it here, decide if you believe

If you don’t believe in the legendary creature Bigfoot, you just may after watching a young Connecticut man’s new documentary. Michael Gilbertie’s “Willow Creek” short…

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Chris Murphy used to be a lead negotiator. That’s changed in 2025

Chris Murphy was known as a lead negotiator during the Biden administration, tackling thorny political issues like gun safety and immigration. But as a group…

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Miss Manners: I got stuck with a huge wine bill for somebody else’s dinner

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am a divorced woman with no nearby family, so I am often invited to the homes of various close friends on…

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Miss Manners: I got stuck with a huge wine bill for somebody else’s dinner

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am a divorced woman with no nearby family, so I am often invited to the homes of various close friends on…

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CT seeks to dismiss medical malpractice case of man who died in DOC custody

The state attorney general’s office is arguing to dismiss a lawsuit alleging medical malpractice after an incarcerated man died from peptic ulcer disease that went…

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A self-proclaimed ‘city boy’ started a CT farm. His flock can now produce up to 320K eggs a year

Jared McCool’s path to becoming a farmer began — nearly a decade ago — with a dog. The Marine veteran and self-described “city boy” from…

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Wealthy, almost rural CT suburb clashes over proposed 96-unit apartment complex

An affluent suburb already embroiled in a potentially landmark affordable housing lawsuit will have to decide in the coming weeks whether to let a developer…

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