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Connecticut's alcohol-related death rate rose 166.67% over 10 years. A confluence of societal norms, policies and infrastructure seems to explain why.
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State Representative Joseph Gresko, who chairs the Environment Committee, said he will introduce a bill that would allow Connecticut towns and cities to decide whether or not their liquor stores sell mini liquor bottles, also known as "nips."
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Connecticut legislators and advocates gathered at the Capitol to call on lawmakers to lower the legal BAC level for drivers.
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Lawmakers in Connecticut are hoping to curb drunk driving incidents by lowering the blood alcohol content threshold for a DUI from .08 to .05.
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Connecticut park officials say they're re-imposing a temporary ban on alcohol this summer at seven state recreational areas that have had problems with drinking, crowds, unruly behavior and property damage.
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Connecticut is one of 9 states that currently allow passengers to drink while on the road.
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday highlighted a new law that would help struggling restaurants and bars by making it easier for establishments to obtain temporary liquor licenses.
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Suffolk County has settled lawsuits against six pharmaceutical companies. Things are looking gross in the Great South Bay, alcohol sales in Connecticut…
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Alcohol sales in Connecticut sky-rocketed when the COVID-19 pandemic began. Experts say with pandemic restrictions lifting residents have sought help for…