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DANIELSON, Army Specialist Christopher Lee Hoskins Army Specialist Christopher Lee Hoskins, 21, of Westcott Road, Danielson, died Tuesday (June 21, 2005) in Ramadi, Iraq while serving his country. He was born in New London on August 7, 1983, the son of Richard Hoskins of Danielson and Claudia (Schiele) Hoskins of Danielson. Mr. Hoskins graduated from […]

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On the second day of the hearing, Killingly’s superintendent was grilled on what the board of education has done for student mental health.

The CT Department of Education recommended that an official hearing in its case with the Killingly School District move forward next month.

The CT Department of Education recommended that an official hearing in its case with the Killingly School District move forward next month.

In August, multiple schools in eastern Connecticut got hundreds of thousands each to support hiring mental health specialists.

In August, multiple schools in eastern Connecticut got hundreds of thousands each to support hiring mental health specialists.

The Connecticut Foundation for Open Government is recognizing John Penney for work related to a proposed school-based mental health clinic in Killingly.

The Connecticut State Board of Education voted Wednesday to order an investigation into the Killingly School District for its refusal to open a school-based mental health center at its high school.