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A phone call from a stranger would link a Connecticut woman with ancestors enslaved before the American Revolution — and reshape her view of patriotism.
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There’s a deeply-rooted perception that the North was home to the “good guys,” the abolitionists. The truth is far different.
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Mobashar Akram of the Islamic Center of Connecticut foresees a "subdued" Ramadan this year for Muslims as the community anguishes over 30,000 Palestinian deaths in Gaza.
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U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) hosted the inaugural Creating Community Summit in New Haven as part of his campaign against loneliness, which he has touted as a public health crisis for over a year.
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A Pew Research Center analysis found that about one in 10 restaurants in the U.S serve Mexican food. But in New Hampshire the rate is much lower.
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As Vermont lawmakers debate whether to ban a class of pesticides known to harm bees, one beekeeper has taken matters into his own hands.
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Dominicans in Connecticut say they are proud to share their cultural richness.
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Nearly half of Americans admit to feeling lonely — something the surgeon general warns is bad for our health. That’s something Rutland resident Jeanette Langston is trying to address by making it easier for people in her community to connect.
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Krista Patronick of Hanover intends to drive around the Upper Valley on Wednesday, delivering cards and roses to people who’ve lost their partners.
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Connecticut’s reputation has long been up for debate. Are we part of the tri-state area or New England? The Nutmeg or Constitution State? Are we best-known for the Connecticut River or Long Island Sound? Pizza or preppiness?