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Now in its 55th year, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Love March, starting with humble beginnings, is now well attended by local and state leaders.
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The African Meeting House on Nantucket was consecrated in 1825. Two hundred years later, it still stands.
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The nation marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 20, but events across Connecticut will honor the civil rights leader throughout the month of January.
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A new bill would allow all CT schools to recognize the Christian holiday.
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"You don't get up at 7 o'clock in the morning and spend the whole day stomping around outside, freezing to death or getting soaking wet, unless it's something you're really committed to," said Sally Laughlin, who has organized the Christmas Bird Count in Woodstock for 50 years.
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A new round of grants is aimed at helping local churches and synagogues beef up their security, as threats force a change to open-door policies.
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This week, 33-year-old Isaac Shoulderblade was among the small business owners across Vermont racing to send out those final packages to arrive on time for the holidays.
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The visuals team at Connecticut Public pored over more than 5,000 photographs to pick the pictures of the year for 2024.
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Dave Carrier is one of Santa's helpers in Connecticut. Playing Santa Claus may seem easy, but raising children's spirits can be physically taxing.
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Reporter Erica Heilman talked with Katrin Tchana about her childhood in Lyme, New Hampshire, and how it has become increasingly difficult for people who grew up there to remain.