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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?
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Connecticut was a pioneer for deaf services, starting its own service agency in 1974, and home to the first American School for the Deaf. But in 2016 that changed, when lawmakers cited funding challenges and dissolved the Commission for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing.
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While the center and others celebrated the milestone, the event came months after the center faced a bomb threat. Soto said the increased visibility not only makes it easier to find, but is an act of defiance.
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That's after Brattleboro residents voted to change their charter. The change became official last year after the state Legislature overrode Gov. Phil Scott's veto.
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The session lasted hours and called the attention of hundreds of public members to ensure their needs were being heard and represented.
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Hundreds of people turned out Monday at the Mass Mutual Center in Springfield for an annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.
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Mainers need to take more action, on an individual and collective scale, in order to fulfill the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. That was the message of an annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration organized by the Greater Bangor Area Branch NAACP on Monday.