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CT Mirror
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Athena workers who have filed complaints about nonpayment of health insurance claims are being directed to the federal Department of Labor.
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Delegates and guests from Connecticut and other blue states insisted intra-party differences disappeared Saturday after Trump was shot.
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The health care industry wants to boost immigration to add workers. But some states are using a lever they can control: medical licensing.
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As fair rent commissions in CT towns start hearing cases, some have run into questions about how to ensure landlords abide by their rulings.
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A group of activists at Bridgeport's PT Barnum apartments have turned their focus to the expansion of nearby wastewater treatment facilities.
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The State Elections Enforcement Commission dropped its probe into one of dozens of complaints after voters refused to cooperate.
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Wanda Geter-Pataky, a key figure in Bridgeport election controversies, was arraigned on charges related to Mayor Joe Ganim's 2019 campaign.
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The question of who would benefit from the legalization and commercialization of cannabis in Connecticut was divisive from the start.
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Financially troubled Athena Health Care Systems has sold five of its CT nursing homes, housing about 500 people, to a New York company.
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Wanda Geter-Pataky, Alfredo Castillo and others are facing charges related to the 2019 mayoral primary in Bridgeport.