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“I sincerely hope this gesture will be one more step in our reconciliation for the disappointment Occom experienced,” the Dartmouth College president said.
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Last month, the state received $501,516 in tax payments on sports betting revenue from the three entities licensed to offer sports betting in Connecticut. It's the lowest tax figure since sports betting went live in Connecticut last fall.
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Information is out there on problem gambling in the first three months of retail and online sports betting, along with online casino gaming. It's just not coming from the places that take the bets.
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For two months, the resort and casino has taken bets at a temporary location. But on Wednesday, officials with the casino and the tribal nation that runs Foxwoods introduced a new 12,000-square-foot facility dedicated to in-person sports betting.
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A committee has selected six names submitted by North Haven residents to replace "Indians." North Haven's school district is one of several in Connecticut abandoning mascots considered offensive by Native Americans as the state now has a way to withhold funding from districts that don't.
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Tuesday marks unlimited desktop and mobile wagering on sports, casino games.
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Connecticut residents can bet at Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun starting Thursday.
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A Connecticut legislative committee has approved expanded gaming regulations, including a road map on licensing sports betting operators and the implementation of responsible gaming measures. The last major hurdle in the way of live sports betting in Connecticut is federal approval of a compact between the state and two tribes being licensed to carry it.
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Archaeological digs in Stockbridge uncover the floor of a Mohican house from the 1600s or even older.
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In Connecticut’s Quiet Corner, the small town of Killingly made national news a year ago by reinstating “Redmen” as the high school mascot, angering local…