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Nationwide, eviction filings increased by 10% over the last year. Connecticut’s eviction rate went against the national trend and dropped about 9% from 2022 to 2023.
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For many Haitians in Connecticut, getting help is hard enough. But finding someone who can actually communicate with them is even harder.
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Stratford-based Sikorsky is making the cuts after the U.S. Army canceled plans for a new helicopter called the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft.
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A strip of multi-family buildings along East Main Street were recently sold. Bridgeport residents, housing advocates and elected officials gathered outside one of the sold properties Monday to protest the mass evictions.
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Five Fairfield County communities will be selected for the program. The goal is to develop specific affordable housing projects or initiatives to help tackle the need, the center’s Chief Initiative Officer Melissa Kaplan-Macey said.
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Revolus, and other Haitian Americans in Connecticut met with Sen. Chris Murphy in Stamford Thursday where they called on aid for the country and for Haitians currently fleeing to the southern border.But while advocates want help, many are ambivalent about the United States’ role in helping the country due to a controversial past of American involvement and outright occupation.
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Her performance at the Lincoln Memorial on April 9, 1939, marked a significant date in the history of American music and civil rights. Eighty five years later, Anderson is still remembered as a celebrated singer with Connecticut connections whose repertoire ranged from opera to spirituals.
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Sheila Kearney wants a memorial for her aunt and other veterans to honor their role in World War II, when soldiers’ only method of reliable communication was by mail.
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I-95 in Greenwich and Stamford will be repaved with an more durable form of asphalt developed in Europe.
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Former U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman was remembered at a funeral service in his hometown of Stamford Friday morning.