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The rallies were organized by the group Child Care for Connecticut’s Future in six cities and towns across the state. In Stamford, advocates, child care providers and parents rallied outside of a preschool, calling for better working conditions.
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It’s been nearly a year since Connecticut became the 18th state to legalize cannabis. Now entrepreneurs must obtain a license through the state to enter the industry.
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Seven girls of Puerto Rican descent are participating in a cultural pageant. Hartford’s annual Puerto Rican Parade is in search of this year’s Miss Puerto Rico of Greater Hartford.
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The Hispanic Alliance of Southeastern Connecticut and Eastern Connecticut State University have joined forces to offer scholarships to in-state students from Hispanic and Latino communities.
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According to a study by the Pew Research Center, only 3% of the Hispanic population uses the term Latinx.
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Young musicians from InTempo will take center stage with members of the Norwalk Youth Symphony this weekend.
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Immigrant rights groups from across Connecticut rallied in front of the Abraham A. Ribicoff Federal Building in Hartford on Thursday.
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Hurricane Maria destroyed homes, power lines and roads, leaving many without access to food, medicine, electricity and clean water. Nearly 13,000 puertorriqueños came to Connecticut shortly after Maria, according to data from the University of Connecticut and the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at the City University of New York. A Harvard University study says Maria claimed the lives of more than 4,600 people.
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Patricia Rosas has survived both the coronavirus and cancer. But her struggle with affordable health insurance hasn’t made either easy.“It’s been five…
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Some 20 families lined up to receive diapers and other essentials on a recent afternoon in Hartford. Among them was Angela Perez. “I’ve been [coming] here…