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- Aug 17, 2026
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Connecticut has a new way to help drug addiction withdrawal. What it does and why it targets certain areas. (opens the original)
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Mobile methadone units did not exist in Connecticut when Frankie DeJesus started his recovery in 2012. He wishes they did. DeJesus, a recovery support specialist for Community Health Resources, has spent nearly all his life in Enfield, right by Connecticut’s northern border. After a Percocet prescription for knee pain developed into a dependence on heroin and other opioids, DeJesus began traveling to Hartford’s Root Center to receive methadone, widely considered the most effective treatment for
CT’s first state-funded methadone vans expand access to treatment (opens the original)
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Mobile methadone units did not exist in Connecticut when Frankie DeJesus started his recovery in 2012. He wishes they did. DeJesus, a recovery support specialist for Community Health Resources, has spent nearly all his life in Enfield, right by Connecticut’s northern border. After a Percocet prescription for knee pain developed into a dependence on heroin and other opioids, DeJesus began traveling to Hartford’s Root Center to receive methadone, widely considered the most effective treatment for
How a CT couple keeps a rare business going after 40 years. And yes, vacations are rare too. (opens the original)
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Walter and Carol Douglass have run Durham’s only pharmacy for 40 years. First established in 1959 amid rising Cold War tensions, the cellar of the pharmacy was originally a bomb shelter — made of thick cement and resistant to immense pressure. Carol Douglass, 68, joined the pharmacy as a high school student in the 1970s, while Walter Douglass, 71, assumed the role of pharmacist and owner in 1981. They’ve been married for 28 years. While Walter Douglass is technically the sole owner of the pharma
More than 17% of Connecticut residents live in a 'pharmacy desert' (opens the original)
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Walter and Carol Douglass have run Durham’s only pharmacy for 40 years. First established in 1959 amid rising Cold War tensions, the cellar of the pharmacy was originally a bomb shelter — made of thick cement and resistant to immense pressure. Carol Douglass, 68, joined the pharmacy as a high school student in the 1970s, while Walter Douglass, 71, assumed the role of pharmacist and owner in 1981. They’ve been married for 28 years. While Walter Douglass is technically the sole owner of the pharma
Report: Crime rate in CT reaches lowest point in past five years (opens the original)
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Connecticut crime levels have reached their lowest point in five years, according to a recent report by the state’s Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection. In the first quarter of 2026, 22,635 crimes were reported, fewer than any other quarter over a five-year period. Less crime typically occurs in the first quarter of the year, in part because cold weather keeps people indoors. The Connecticut data reflects a national trend of reduced crime, according to the FBI’s Crime Data Exp
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