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It can be scary when our favorite institutions change. I’ve been visiting the Mystic Seaport Museum since I was a little kid. An important visit annually, my family of sailors would swarm through the...

The owner of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station plans to share test results on the radioactive water inside the plant at this month’s meeting of a state nuclear advisory panel. But Holtec says it could be November or early 2023 before the company is ready to reveal how it plans to dispose of about 1 million gallons. Cape-area activists are fighting the possibility of Holtec discharging the water into Cape Cod Bay. Other options include evaporating it, trucking it to a disposal site, or some com...

Plus: cost-of-living crisis risks sending John Lewis turnaround in the wrong direction

Researchers attributed the slower job growth largely to a decline, since the Great...

The gap between job growth in Connecticut and the national pace of job recovery since the pandemic recession is expected to widen, hampering state economic growth in the years to come, according to the latest annual report on Connecticut’s labor force from policy research group Connecticut Voices for Children. The progressive think tank’s “2022 State of Working Connecticut” found that while the U.S. has fully recovered all the jobs lost during the pandemic recession of 2020, Connecticut ...

Researchers attributed the state’s slower job growth largely to a decline, since the...

The gap between job growth in Connecticut and the national pace of job recovery since the pandemic recession is expected to widen, hampering state economic growth in the years to come, according to t...

The East River in New York City is abuzz on a busy morning in 1899 in artist Patrick O’Brien’s painting “Empire City.”

Patrick O’Brien was first arraigned in June and pleaded ‘not guilty’ to charges.

The festival grounds, which will open Friday to Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., will offer plenty of entertainment, exhibits and vendors to those onshore.