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With emergency funding running out and the Connecticut kindergarten age rising, child care providers say their capacity will be strained even further.
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Homeowners in Bridgeport affected by the frequent flooding of the Rooster River can tap into a $42 million lifeline from the state.
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The Shinnecock and Unkechaug Tribal Nations have been named among 85 disadvantaged communities on Long Island to receive extra state funding, but the tribes are unhappy with the mapping methodology.
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New York has identified so-called disadvantaged communities on Long Island and the rest of the state that will be targeted with funding to fight climate change. A 2019 state law requires these communities to receive at least 35% of state funding for clean energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Connecticut child care workers rallied around the state Wednesday morning to demand more support from the state and federal government.
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Bassick High School and Barnum School in Bridgeport, Connecticut have applied for additional state funding to help improve poor academic performance and low attendance rates.
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Connecticut lawmakers propose renewed funding for the University of Connecticut to alleviate the financial burden of tuition from students.
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The Naugatuck Valley portion of Route 8 is set to receive nearly $80 million in upgrades. Federal funding will cover $60 million, and the state will pay the rest.
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Governor Ned Lamont announced on Tuesday that employees of child care providers in Connecticut will soon receive wage support payments from the state.
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A recent survey of Connecticut voters found support for increasing state funding of early childhood care and education.