Kelsey Hubbard Rollinson
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Urban farmers in Hartford hope to get approval from the city to transform vacant lots into community green space.
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The University of Connecticut will host a Cannabis Research Symposium on March 16 and 17 at the main campus in Storrs, featuring scientists, scholars, researchers and the business community.
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Eastern Connecticut State University is adding a nursing program to its curriculum. The new major was made possible by a $1.2 million grant the school will receive from the Connecticut Health Horizons project.
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Competing proposals from Connecticut elected officials called for 10, 14 or 18 days of early voting.
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Stamford High School is getting down to business – the teaching of business. Next fall, a new business education program will launch called the High School of Business.
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The mayoral proposals aim to increase accountability of repeat offenders by instituting harsher consequences for serious firearm offenses, including increased bail requirements and immediate jail time for anyone on parole who commits a serious firearm offense.
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The new coalition will look to leverage the strengths and areas of expertise across all seven partners to address the growing affordable housing crisis in eastern Connecticut.
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Parents of struggling schoolchildren can find answers from experts at a Saturday conference.
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The National Weather Service said wind chills in Litchfield County could drop to as low as 25 to 30 degrees below zero. Hartford, Tolland and Windham counties could see wind chills as low as 35 degrees below zero.
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Erratic driving and a record number of traffic-related injuries and fatalities in 2022 have prompted some lawmakers to take action. A Waterbury representative has introduced a bill that, if passed, would make the city the first in Connecticut to test cameras installed at traffic lights.