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Group home workers in Connecticut who have been on strike for nearly two months say owner Sunrise Group has threatened to permanently replace them as they continue to seek better wages and health care benefits.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says his office has received more than a thousand complaints about travel plans that were disrupted by the pandemic.
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Rep. Stephanie Thomas is the first Democrat to officially declare her candidacy for Secretary of the State.
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People in some of the more rural parts of the state face fewer birthing options as three hospitals move to suspend labor and delivery services. -
When University of Connecticut student Natalie Plebanek was 16 years old, she suffered heavy menstrual periods and subsequent fainting spells. But when she asked her pediatrician about a prescription for birth control pills, proven to reduce menstrual bleeding significantly, the doctor balked, citing a common myth.
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As the pandemic has progressed, more school-age children sought out mental health support when they returned to in-person learning this school year, officials believe.
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