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CT expanded abortion access. But what does that mean? - Vimarsana News

CT expanded abortion access. But what does that mean?

CT has enacted two sets of reproductive access laws expanding abortion in the state. Here's what to know about the recent changes.

State officials push for residents to get breast cancer screenings - Vimarsana News

State officials push for residents to get breast cancer screenings

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, many Connecticut state leaders are urging residents to schedule breast cancer screenings.

Source: wtnh.com
Campaign Notebook: Lt. Gov. Bysciewicz shows support for Litchfield Democratic slate - Vimarsana News

Campaign Notebook: Lt. Gov. Bysciewicz shows support for Litchfield Democratic slate

LITCHFIELD -- Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz threw her support behind First Selectman Denise Raap and other local Democrats on the ballot for the Nov. 7 election. Bysiewicz was a guest of the Democratic Town Committee during a meet-the-candidates gathering Wednesday at Litchfield Distillery. Praisin

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Adam Joseph to Depart Lamont's Communications Team Thursday for New Role as CSCU Vice Chancellor - Vimarsana News

Adam Joseph to Depart Lamont's Communications Team Thursday for New Role as CSCU Vice Chancellor

Adam Joseph, communications director for Gov. Ned Lamont, will leave his position as the governor’s chief spokesman on Thursday and begin a new role Friday as a vice chancellor of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system.

Banned Books Week celebrated by libraries in Connecticut - Vimarsana News

Banned Books Week celebrated by libraries in Connecticut

The theme of this year's Banned Books Week, taking place from Oct. 1 to 7, is “Let Freedom Read!” The event started in 1982 in response to public pressure to ban certain books from libraries, which experts say are on the rise once again.

Source: wtnh.com