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Ward 7 and 8 Residents Navigate a Precarious Budget Season, Advocate for Student Achievement
Discover how Ward 8 residents are advocating for education resources and budget priorities amidst a time of uncertainty.
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Inside the biggest Lunar New Year celebration in CT
Yale-China's Lunarfest celebrates the Lunar New Year, bringing together the community with a Lion Dance Parade and cultural ...
Democrats try to move on after ex-Speaker Michael Madigan’s conviction as GOP calls for greater state ethics reforms
State Rep. Ryan Spain, deputy House GOP leader from Peoria, recalled the attempts in 2020 to convene a special investigatory ...
Be ‘wary,’ an Ada commissioner urges county department heads: Elon Musk sets a good example
Commissioner Ryan Davidson calls efforts to slash the federal budget “a good omen.” The county clerk says some departments ...
Friends of Hull Road Park holds inaugural meeting and discusses plans
Michael Pavlovic, Hull Road ward councillor, said: “We were delighted to join the first meeting of the Friends of Hull Road ...
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Ruben Santiago-Hudson’s unstoppable rise in Black theater
Ruben Santiago-Hudson shares his journey in Black theater, the impact of August Wilson, and why preserving cultural heritage ...
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Council to appoint Stewart Merja to fill out term
The Choteau City Council on Feb. 3 agreed to accept Mayor Chris Hindoien’s resignation, effective at the close of the March 4 Council meeting, and to appoint Council President Stewart ...
New Haven takes big hit as CT climate grants remain in limbo
The status of New Haven's $20M community change grant remains particularly worrisome amid confusion following Trump's federal ...
New Haven looks to redevelop historic Goffe Street Armory
The City of New Haven is once again discussing the future of the historic Armory building on Goffe Street. The building was given to New Haven years ago and has sat untouched due to its deteriorating ...