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End of expanded free or low-cost school meals program brings uncertainty to Connecticut districts, barring extension - Vimarsana News

End of expanded free or low-cost school meals program brings uncertainty to Connecticut districts, barring extension

Expansion of a federal program that made school lunch and breakfast free for every child is expected to expire this summer, leaving families who relied on it through the pandemic to again shoulder the cost.

Hopes dim for Connecticut aid-in-dying bill to pass this session - Vimarsana News

Hopes dim for Connecticut aid-in-dying bill to pass this session

The so-called aid in dying bill was voted out of the Public Health Committee on March 4 — just three weeks into the legislative session. It has been in limbo ever since.

Gunfire outside senator's home shows need for more anti-crime funding in CT, Republicans say - Vimarsana News

Gunfire outside senator's home shows need for more anti-crime funding in CT, Republicans say

Majority Democrats on the legislative Appropriations Committee on Thursday are poised to...

Service for Jillian Hegarty, the Trinity student who died in hit-and-run, set for Friday as Hartford police continue search for driver - Vimarsana News

Service for Jillian Hegarty, the Trinity student who died in hit-and-run, set for Friday as Hartford police continue search for driver

One week after a Trinity sophomore was killed in a hit-and-run, her family is poised to honor the 20-year-old.

American School for the Deaf unveils resurrected monument honoring founder Thomas Gallaudet - Vimarsana News

American School for the Deaf unveils resurrected monument honoring founder Thomas Gallaudet

Granite, marble and bronze, a melding of old and new materials, form a resurrected monument unveiled Thursday at the American School for the Deaf in West Hartford.