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As construction of the City of Ouray’s new mechanical wastewater treatment plant progresses, contractors have wrestled with what they’ll do with the leftover contents of the old sewer lagoons. They now have a potential solution – to spread roughly 2 million gallons of the treated sludge across 200 acres between Ouray and Ridgway.

The State Department of Higher Education held a webinar Thursday providing an update on the course of action former Stone Academy students can take to continue their education.

An independent audit of a Connecticut nursing program that was shutdown in February found that more than 3/4 of student credits were invalid.

The Connecticut Office of Higher Education released the audit results Tuesday of student transcripts from Stone Academy, a nursing school that abruptly shut down in February. 

While Dallas High School celebrated a banner year where 12 of the 18 sports programs took teams or individuals to state, the administration is keeping an eye on declining enrollment

One lucky audience member who provided feedback for the Valley Symphony Association’s music director and orchestra conductor selection process is now one, unique violin richer.

A controversial vote on proposed cuts to the school budget in East Hampton pushed taxpayers to the polls Tuesday. On the ballot were almost $800,000 in cuts to...

There is a special project being made at Vinal Technical High School in Middletown. The carpentry students have been working to make a replica of the Tomb of...

The for-profit nursing school shut down abruptly on Valentine’s Day, with no advance notice to students.

The CT Office of Higher Education agreed to pay for the audit one day before students protested, demanding answers about their futures.