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The city is demanding $241,560 from its former mayor to recover tuition reimbursements, severance payments and the legal costs related to investigating how the city says she improperly boosted her income over 12 years running city hall.
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Immigrant advocates held a demonstration in front of the federal courthouse in Hartford Wednesday afternoon, stopping traffic for nearly two hours. They want federal immigration officers to stay out of Connecticut.
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The Felician Sisters, a religious order of nuns in Enfield, are converting and expanding a former young nun training building to create more than 40 affordable apartments for seniors.
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Soccer players across the globe are warming up to play for the FIFA World Cup. The city of Hartford is warming up to watch with its Summer of Soccer initiative.
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Hartford Deportation Defense is showcasing the fight for immigrant rights with a photo exhibit on Saturday, May 30.
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The Center for Puerto Rican Studies, or CENTRO, in New York is offering a self-guided class that both beginners and history buffs can take to learn about Puerto Rican identity related to language, U.S. citizenship and race.
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The NAACP held a press conference Tuesday with Steven “Stevie” Jones’ family members and national civil rights attorney Ben Crump, among others.
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The Hartford circus fire in 1944 was the deadliest disaster in the history of Connecticut. This hour, a look at the new play ‘Circus Fire’ and the actual circus fire.
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Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin won the Democratic endorsement for Congress in Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District on the second ballot Monday night, upsetting the 14-term incumbent, John B. Larson, and setting the stage for a primary in August.
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On International Workers’ Day, demonstrations for better education, healthcare and rent control took place in Hartford, New Haven, Norwalk, Waterbury and Willimantic.