The Guilford Board of Selectmen denounced a lawsuit against the town's Board of Ed as a political stunt. Plaintiffs say
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In CT, 19% of adults read at or below a second-grade level. One organization has been combating that number for
Local leaders respond following release of a Project Veritas video in which a Greenwich School assistant principal says he won't
CT will be extending the deadline for free community college funding at the state ranks top in the nation in
Low-income households across the state will be getting some relief just in time for back-to-school shopping. Gov. Lamont announced today
Connecticut's pension debt adds up to an extra $1,000 in tuition costs for students attending UConn, as tuition rates rise.
An audit found that Central Connecticut State University was not properly tracking hostile work environment complaints against employees.
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