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Just in Greater Hartford, the synthetic opioid seems ubiquitous.

Candice Dormon was running a successful childcare business from her home in New Haven at this time last year, focusing on nature play and outdoor activities. Weeks after the pandemic hit, she closed her doors forever, fearing the health risk of COVID-19 to her son with asthma.  “Women across the state have had to make impossible decisions,” Dormon said. “The job you need to take care of your family is the thing that can harm your family.” Dormon spoke on Thursday at a news conference h...

UpdatedFri, Dec 11, 2020 at 8:28 am ET Reply Newly released data has revealed numerous changes in Connecticuts population characteristics between the five years through 2014 and the five years through 2019, resulting in a state with slightly fewer residents, a higher median age, increased median household income, wide variations in diversity among communities in a slightly more diverse state, relatively consistent median home values but higher average rents, and an increase in residents enrolle...