First Connecticut candidates qualify for public campaign financing
The commission also approved grants for 20 candidates for the General Assembly, a mix of incumbents and newcomers.
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Aetna wins state contract for lower-cost state employee health insurance, cutting into sizable Connecticut's public debt – Hartford Courant
The contract that Aetna won in a competitive bid covers 57,000 Medicare-eligible retirees and their dependents.
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Historic funeral chapel in Hartford's Frog Hollow for sale for $1. There's one big catch. – Hartford Courant
The owners of the historic funeral chapel at Hartford’s Beth Israel Cemetery are renewing an offer to sell the building for $1, but only if the new owner will move it from the cemetery.
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Civil War museum in Vernon acquires another chapter in Connecticut's war story, worn by a soldier killed in battle – Hartford Courant
The sweat-stained trousers of a Connecticut artillery corporal who was killed as an infantryman are the latest piece of the state’s Civil War story - the latest acquisition of the New England Civil War Museum & Research Center in Vernon.
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Progress to fight racism in Connecticut continues two years after the death of George Floyd; leaders and activists say we have a ways to go
Two years after the death of George Floyd, Connecticut politicians, activists, faith and community leaders answered the question of where we are in terms of honoring his life and legacy and reflecting on the progress we are making as a state when it comes to the fight against racism.
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