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Amilcar Hernandez said Puerto Ricans have long been treated as second-class citizens of a U.S. commonwealth without voting members of Congress.
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Rotting food in landfills is contributing significantly to planet-warming methane emissions, according to a new federal report released this month.
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Connecticut author Kathleen Housely's biography tells the story of an intellectual and polymath, James Gates Percival, whose geological work laid the foundations for generations of Earth scientists.
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Connecticut's Department of Transportation joins a three-state study of advanced anti-DUI technology.
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Heat, poor air quality, rain and flooding affected New England summer theater this year.
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After Connecticut Attorney General William Tong deemed the chapel is not legally historic, the Jewish congregation who owns the chapel is moving toward demolition.
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The state is partnering with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to combat the invasive aquatic plant hydrilla.
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The majority argued Connecticut’s law contains “no trace of hostility toward religion” and that there is generally not a right for parents to “direct how a public school teaches their child.”
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At the Springfield Museums, an exhibit about Native Americans, land and Colonial-era maps pushes visitors to think about how Indigenous peoples describe land.
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont is talking up the expansion of service at Tweed-New Haven Airport which will include direct flights to Puerto Rico this fall. But some of the airport’s neighbors worry about increased noise and air pollution.