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Cannabis enthusiasts celebrate first 4/20 since CT legalized recreational sales - Vimarsana News

Cannabis enthusiasts celebrate first 4/20 since CT legalized recreational sales

While recreational sales became legal in January, cannabis use for those 21 and older was legalized in Connecticut in 2021.

How do people in Connecticut feel about this Fourth of July? We asked - Vimarsana News

How do people in Connecticut feel about this Fourth of July? We asked

The Office of Gov. Ned Lamont offered a cheery post on Facebook Friday listing fireworks displays around Connecticut in honor of the Fourth of July. But the lighthearted “Don’t miss out!,” was met with a stream of dark replies.

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The Day - Protest in Hartford against racial inequality after Rittenhouse verdict - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Protest in Hartford against racial inequality after Rittenhouse verdict - News from southeastern Connecticut

A protest against the Kyle Rittenhouse’s not guilty verdict on the steps of the state Capitol on Saturday turned into a Black Lives Matter march

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Protesters gather at state Capitol to express outrage against racial inequality in the courts after the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict - Vimarsana News

Protesters gather at state Capitol to express outrage against racial inequality in the courts after the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict

A protest on the steps of the state Capitol on Saturday turned into a Black Lives Matter march through the streets of downtown Hartford as 50-60 people turned out to express outrage against racial inequality in the courts following Friday's not guilty verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.