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An East Hartford woman has kept her mom with dementia at home. A state program has helped make that happen. - Vimarsana News

An East Hartford woman has kept her mom with dementia at home. A state program has helped make that happen.

Luella, a former longtime Hartford resident is still smiling, but she has dementia, requiring total, 24-hour care.

Blood Moon total lunar eclipse falls on Election Day for the first time ever - Vimarsana News

Blood Moon total lunar eclipse falls on Election Day for the first time ever

By Ryan Yuenger ryany@wsjm.com In the early morning hours of Election Day 2022, while most of the country is still asleep, a rare celestial event will be taking

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'These guys were true heroes': Descendants of Camp Hale trainees welcome recognition of dads' service in World War II - Vimarsana News

'These guys were true heroes': Descendants of Camp Hale trainees welcome recognition of dads' service in World War II

Like a lot of World War II veterans, the fathers of local residents Lorna Reed and David Dearborn spoke little about their battlefield experiences.

Compensation for caring for a loved one at home - Vimarsana News

Compensation for caring for a loved one at home

Almost 62, Julie Dadiskos had her hands full. She was working five days a week in the office of Spicer’s Marina in Groton while caring at her home in Niantic for her mother and her older brother, who’...

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Kevin Rennie: A UConn bureaucrat has a $144K pension. Now she makes $208 an hour in retirement. - Vimarsana News

Kevin Rennie: A UConn bureaucrat has a $144K pension. Now she makes $208 an hour in retirement.

Elected officials have failed and are seeking to mask their stark shortcomings the way they always do: by spending more money.