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The former state senator represented District 19 from 1994 to 2012 before serving as commissioner of the state Department on Aging until her retirement in 2014.

COLUMBIA, Conn. (AP) — Former State Sen. Edith Prague, who twice served as...

Windham Public Schools were in “secure school mode” at the recommendation of police...

It was only a few months ago that Gov. Ned Lamont signed into law legislation clearing the way for recreational, adult-use marijuana in the Nutmeg State. But already market forces inside and outside the state’s borders are moving rapidly in anticipation of a multimillion-dollar business opportunity. Those forces include a series of acquisitions involving out-of-state companies looking to gain a foothold in the state in advance of the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) opening applications...

From a slew of IPAs to a butternut squash porter. A list of delicious craft beers on tap this weekend in Eastern Connecticut.

CT Boston/Norton MA Zone Forecast for Thursday, December 9, 2021

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On a night that honored the triumphs of Connecticut’s restaurants during a year of mounting difficulties, Gov. Ned Lamont joined 1,100 members of the statewide hospitality industry and cheered their resilience and significance.

For a Democratic Party dispirited by the resignation of a young state lawmaker facing corruption charges, the willingness of 27-year-old Councilwoman Treneé McGee to seek the open seat seemed like a gift. But the nomination of McGee, a motivational speaker and daughter of clergy, is testing the degree to which Democrats can comfortably accommodate a candidate at odds with the party on the issue of the moment: abortion. “I consider myself pro-life for the whole life, from the womb to the tomb,...

A house in Willimantic that sold for $259,000 tops the list of the most expensive real...