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Letters writers this week endorse Nov. 8 candidates Dave Randall and Lisa Thomas, support early voting, address climate change, pollution and schools.

Lawmakers called it the “defining issue” of the 2022 legislative session, passing three wide-ranging measures that would expand access to and boost resources for children’s mental health.

The Connecticut DOE is now investigating whether Killingly violated the “educational interest of the state" by rejecting a proposal for a mental health center.

The state of Connecticut is now involved after this small northeastern town said no to a fully-funded, school-based mental health center.

The same night residents spoke about student mental health and school safety, the Killingly Board of Education considered limiting public commenting.

American teenagers are reporting severe levels of anxiety and depression. But when Connecticut moved to expand mental health services in schools, it ran into fierce opposition in one town.

The Quiet Corner Film Festival will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 1, at Killingly High School. Film screening starts around 6:15 p.m.

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Students and their families voiced their support, and in some cases opposition, for a mental health center at Killingly High School.