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Change Agent
Coalition helps the Connecticut River become the first National Blueway
Between 40 and 50 local and state entities, both public and private, from four states will work together to preserve the 410-mile-long Connecticut River and its watershed.
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Connecticut's wise move against the death penalty
A key vote in Connecticut against the death penalty means the state will likely join 16 other states in ending this harsh sentence. Practical reasons were cited for the move, but moral ones need to be argued to end capital punishment in the US.
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Payroll tax bill: Impasse angers workers who could lose $20 a week or more
Payroll tax bill would allow $50,000 a year earner to continue saving $1,000 in taxes annually. Americans are frustrated at the lack of compromise over a payroll tax bill.
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Virginia Tech shooting: how university helped avoid another massacre
The Virginia Tech shooting showed that the university has learned important lessons since the 2007 massacre. Virginia Tech quickly sent alerts campuswide via Twitter, e-mail, and text.
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The Daily Reckoning
The economy has changed. Expect hopes and dreams to follow.
Concerned with saving money, young people are delaying moving out of their parents' homes
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JetBlue flight sits on tarmac for seven hours. Will anyone be fined?
Airlines can be fined $27,500 per passenger for flights that sit on the tarmac for more than three hours. But critics say enforcement has been too soft. The JetBlue delay could be a test.
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In Pictures: Best signs of Occupy Wall Street protests
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Back to school: Are we leaving gifted students behind?
Gifted students in US public schools can be overlooked and unappreciated. Parents, looking for better options, have begun to find some.
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Gifted students shine when mined
High-potential students in Hartford, Connecticut show real promise when presented with educational opportunities at a recently opened academy.
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In Pictures: Breaking the class ceiling
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The Vote
My 'near-death experience' on Air Force One
'Åir Force One Aborts Landing,' and I was there! Yes, it took two tries for the plane carrying the president to land in Hartford, Conn. Poor visibility, apparently. Too bad I didn't notice....
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Gas prices rise, demand begins to slip
Gas prices have risen above $3.50 a gallon in most of the US. With gas prices rising, Americans are cutting back on trips to the pump.
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In Pictures: NCAA cheerleaders
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GOP critic calls Joe Biden's $53 billion high-speed rail plan 'insanity'
Vice President Joe Biden proposes spending $53 billion on a national high-speed rail network, but important Republicans in the House are less than enthused.
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In Pictures: Obama prays
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In Pictures: Winter storm: Northeast braces for snow
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Northeast US saw record heat in 2010
Five US cities – Boston, Providence, R.I.; Hartford, Conn.; Concord, N.H.; and Caribou, Maine – broke temperature records in 2010, a new report has found.
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To improve schools, stop treating them like businesses
There’s no question that the push for standards and accountability is critical to progress in our worst-performing schools. But in the barrage of bottom-line-focused reform, we are losing sight of the actual students who make up a failing or flourishing school.
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Will Stanford end UConn’s women’s basketball winning streak? Hmmmm.
UConn's women's basketball team has broken the NCAA winning streak record, even beating out UCLA's men's team, but Stanford may give them a run for their money tonight.
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UConn women's basketball team tops UCLA men's record
The UConn women's basketball team have topped the UCLA men's basketball team's 88-game winning steak by winning 89 straight games.
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Facebook post firing of Conn. woman illegal: Feds
Facebook post firing: The National Labor Relations Board alleges that American Medical Response of Connecticut Inc. illegally fired Dawnmarie Souza from her job as an emergency medical technician late last year after she criticized her supervisor on her personal Facebook page.
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Recount may loom amid confusion in Connecticut governor race
The secretary of state declared Democrat Dan Malloy the winner Wednesday in the Connecticut governor race, before the release of official numbers. Republican Tom Foley says his own tally puts him ahead.
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Wounds of Iraq war: US struggles with surge of returning veterans
With combat operations set to end in Iraq, many veterans come home diagnosed with post traumatic stress syndrome and other maladies related to modern war. What's being done to help.
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Car rentals face US government fines for airport idling
Car rentals and rental agency shuttle buses produce lots of emissions at airports around the US. One company could face stiff fines for excessive shuttle bus idling at two New England airports in particular.
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Linda McMahon sued by widow of WWE wrestler Owen Hart
Linda McMahon, U.S. Senate candidate from Connecticut, is being sued by the widow of wrestler Owen Hart for using his image.








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