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Connecticut program to expunge records faces some delays - Vimarsana News

Connecticut program to expunge records faces some delays

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Most eligible Connecticut residents with certain cannabis possession convictions — roughly 44,000 cases — should have their records automatically erased within 60 days, or about a month longer than expected under a state law taking effect Jan.

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Clean Slate Backers Brace For Delays - Vimarsana News

Clean Slate Backers Brace For Delays

Disappointed and resolved, Mark Douglas will have to wait at least a few months more to have years-old misdemeanor convictions wiped from his record-- as…

Culturally conscious care: How a Connecticut woman is working to improve mental healthcare for her immigrant community - Vimarsana News

Culturally conscious care: How a Connecticut woman is working to improve mental healthcare for her immigrant community

When existing services failed to meet the needs of Reena Aurora and her Sikh community, she set out to establish the mental health services herself.

How a Connecticut woman is working to improve mental health care for her immigrant community - Vimarsana News

How a Connecticut woman is working to improve mental health care for her immigrant community

When existing services failed to meet the needs of Reena Aurora and her Sikh community, she set out to establish the mental health services herself.

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How a Connecticut woman is working to improve mental healthcare for her immigrant community - Vimarsana News

How a Connecticut woman is working to improve mental healthcare for her immigrant community

When existing services failed to meet the needs of Reena Aurora and her Sikh community, she set out to establish the mental health services herself.