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The Carmona family was welcomed to their new home during a home dedication ceremony in Hartford Thursday.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved selling Narcan, a leading naloxone product, without a prescription. Connecticut was among the first states to expand access to naloxone by training pharmacists as prescribers.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's "good neighbor" rule aimed at reducing pollution in the Midwest and South will impact air quality in Connecticut.
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The women were recognized for contributions that included providing meals to the sick, helping repatriate the remains of immigrants in Connecticut back to their countries and community activism.
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As Connecticut continues to diversify and the legislature grapples with how to implement early voting, people in the Latin American community share their aspirations.
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CT's Black and Puerto Rican Caucus has identified “four key pillars,” and various members are sponsoring bills supporting these objectives.
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Advocates said the March for Life rally is designed to send a message to Connecticut state lawmakers during the legislative session. Abortion remains legal in Connecticut; the right to an abortion was codified in state law in 1990.
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One bill, co-authored by Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, focuses on safety and gives children and parents greater control over what online content can be viewed.
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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 2023 Community Wellbeing Index from DataHaven shows disparities in health outcomes from county to county, city to city, and within the same ZIP code – sometimes just two blocks apart.