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What's open and closed on the 4th of July in Connecticut
From grocery stores like Trader Joe's and Costco to government agencies like the DMV, here are some establishments affected by the holiday.
Was Lyme disease first identified in Connecticut?
Lyme disease was first identified in 1975. In 2023, CT ranked among the top 10 states for reported Lyme disease cases nationally.
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Queens of the court get call from the Hall
Astoria native Lucille Kyvallos was one of the leaders of the charge to popularize women’s college basketball while serving ...
'A lot of pain': UConn preps for budget cuts and other changes amid $100 million deficit
UConn will be increasing enrollment, reducing expenses and reallocating resources to deal with the 2026 budget deficit.
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Connecticut lawmakers urge UConn Health to reduce executive pay
Connecticut Republican senators are urging Farmington-based UConn Health to scrutinize executive pay following the academic medical center’s agreement with a union to extend nurse stipends — a ...
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Connecticut universities are becoming harder to get into according to admissions data
Some of Connecticut's most exclusive universities have gradually grown even more competitive over the years, admissions data over the last decade indicates. As universities across the country prepare ...
How many drivers are charged with DUI over July Fourth weekend in Connecticut?
From 2020-2024, an average of 37 people were charged with DUI on July 4 weekend, with the highest number of DUI charges being ...
CT’s chief manufacturing officer leaving job to take university position. Here’s why and where.
The state’s chief manufacturing officer is leaving his job to go into higher education. Paul Lavoie, Connecticut’s chief ...