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A Trump endorsement helped in a GOP primary, but hurt in a Connecticut general election - Vimarsana News

A Trump endorsement helped in a GOP primary, but hurt in a Connecticut general election

Decision 2022 is mostly over in Connecticut... CT Insider columnist and Hearst Connecticut Media Associate Editor Dan Haar dissects the results.

Hot soups and warm teas from medicinal food gardens - Vimarsana News

Hot soups and warm teas from medicinal food gardens

This hour on Where We Live, we first recap the congressional district debate between Democratic incumbent John Larson and Republican candidate Dr. Larry Lazor. Plus, we learn about medicinal gardens and the use of medicinal plants in pharmaceuticals to this day.

At Bagel Shop, Stefanowski Highlights… | New Haven Independent - Vimarsana News

At Bagel Shop, Stefanowski Highlights… | New Haven Independent

Bob Stefanowski saw a recession and job losses on the menu at Bruegger's Bagels Tuesday and charged them to Ned Lamont's account. …

How Conn. Republicans are positioning themselves for the midterm elections - Vimarsana News

How Conn. Republicans are positioning themselves for the midterm elections

As the 2022 Election draws closer, gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski has made big changes in his campaign team. This hour on Where We Live, we examine Republican campaigns here in Connecticut, and how conservative views have evolved since the Trump presidency.

Equity Council Chair explains why rich towns are getting social equity cannabis funds - Vimarsana News

Equity Council Chair explains why rich towns are getting social equity cannabis funds

Connecticut’s 2021 marijuana legalization act was intended to cultivate a state cannabis industry aimed at righting past wrongs by giving cannabis license preference to businesses majority-owned by people from groups that have suffered the most consequences from the drug war.