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FILE: Don Graham, a U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service (USDA) employee, searches for signs of the Asian Long-Horned Beetle in a tree in Central Park May 2, 2005 in New York City. In recent months, USDA employees have been at work all over New York, trying to prevent the spread of the Asian Long-Horned Beetle which, according to the agency, could wreak heavy damage to New York's trees as well as to the entire country's trees.
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US Forest Service considers closing 2 invasive insect labs in CT as part of national reorganization
Áine Pennello
Scientists and advocates worry the closures will delay the agency’s ability to respond to invasive insects in the Northeast and hinder field research in local forests.
It was all smiles and jubilation Wednesday as cadets celebrate during commencement at the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London. As cadets throw their hats in the air, military planes are flying over them. President Trump addressed the graduates during the ceremony.
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At Coast Guard commencement, Trump addresses Iran, as protesters gather nearby
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State Department of Housing Commissioner Seila Mosquera-Bruno at the podium during the reopening of Hartford’s MLK apartments in the city’s Sheldon Charter Oak neighborhood. The apartments are reserved for families who earn at or below 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI) according to the Commissioner.
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Hartford’s MLK apartments reopen with upgrades and continued affordability
Abigail Brone
A delegate hands in a tally sheet during voting at the Connecticut Republican Convention on May 16, 2026.
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Connecticut conventions revealed deeper party tensions, poli sci professor says 
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Gov. Ned Lamont speaks at the Capitol with a coalition of advocates and faith leaders on April 23, 2026, calling for the Connecticut State Legislature to pass SB 257 — which would prevent tenants from being evicted at the end of their lease without citation of a specific reason. “Let’s get this bill passed, I’m ready to sign it,” he said.
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