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- Sep 30, 2026
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Yale New Haven Hospital hit with $15.1M malpractice verdict; third major award in less than a year (opens the original)
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A Connecticut jury has awarded $15.1 million to an 85-year-old Groton woman who claims she was left blind after brain surgery at Yale New Haven Hospital, marking the third major verdict or judgment involving the hospital in less than 10 months. Attorneys for Lioudmila Pyleva announced the verdict Tuesday, in a news release. Pylev alleged that an antiseptic solution dripped into her eye during brain surgery at the hospital, ultimately causing her to lose her sight. On April 2, 2019, Pyleva, then
Amid state’s efforts to boost child care, one CT provider builds rent-free housing to recruit teachers (opens the original)
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A New Haven child care provider is investing in rent-free housing for its teachers, hoping to ease a major household expense and make it easier to recruit and retain early childhood educators. Friends Center for Children plans to hold a grand opening for its five-home housing village on Howard Street on Oct. 15. Earlier that day, it will host a gathering at Hotel Marcel to discuss how other communities might adopt the model. The development is the nonprofit’s first intentionally designed teacher
S&P Global upgrades CT’s credit rating outlook (opens the original)
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S&P improved Connecticut’s credit outlook to positive, citing progress on pension liabilities, budget stability and healthy reserves. Subscribe to Hartford Business Journal and get immediate access to all of our subscriber-only content and much more. Click here to purchase a paywall bypass link for this article S&P Global Ratings has improved its outlook on Connecticut’s debt from stable to positive, citing the state’s progress in reducing pension liabilities while maintaining balanced budgets a
Age-restricted housing development proposed in Southington (opens the original)
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A local developer is proposing a 10-unit, age-restricted housing development in the Plantsville section of Southington that would include four duplexes, a new single-family home and an existing house on the property. Lovely Development Inc., based in Plantsville, filed applications with the Southington Planning and Zoning Commission on Sept. 10 for a special permit and site plan approval for the project at 310 Buckland St. Lovely Development filed the applications on behalf of Christine Cooke an
Carstensen: CT should invest up to $150M to build applied-AI economy (opens the original)
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Connecticut should invest up to $150 million to help turn the state’s insurance, defense manufacturing and bioscience industries into hubs for applied artificial intelligence, according to a new UConn policy brief released Thursday. The 14-page report, produced by the University of Connecticut’s Connecticut Center for Economic Analysis (CCEA), argues AI offers an opportunity to reverse decades of sluggish economic growth. It also suggests that Connecticut should not try to compete directly with
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