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- Oct 2, 2026
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Activists demand CT officials enforce the Trust Act (opens the original)
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More than 100 people gathered across the street from the Meriden courthouse Thursday evening with a list of demands for state officials, including strengthening the Trust Act and its enforcement and $50 million in legal support for those affected by immigration enforcement. The rally came as a response to an arrest at the courthouse on Sept. 23, which raised questions about the legality of ICE’s actions under the state’s Trust Act and other laws. The federal agents were masked and at the courtho
SNAP enrollment is down in CT since last year. Here’s where (opens the original)
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In Connecticut, the number of people enrolled in the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, fell by 15% from June 2025 to June 2026 — including nearly 18,000 fewer residents under 18 receiving benefits. In total, 55,000 fewer people in Connecticut were on SNAP this June compared to last June, according to a report from DataHaven. Enrollment in the program decreased quickly under eligibility changes implemented through H.R. 1, which cut nearly $187 billion in federal program
Four rural CT hospitals receive $46 million in federal health grants (opens the original)
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Four rural Connecticut hospitals are getting millions in federal grant dollars that will be used to expand and upgrade imaging, telehealth and transport services, among other initiatives. The Connecticut hospitals — Charlotte Hungerford, Day Kimball, Sharon and Windham — each received a share of $46 million, officials announced Wednesday. An additional $4 million is going to Mathematica, a computing software system used to provide technical assistance for the four rural hospitals, officials said
There are places in CT to take historic rides for no more than $6. We do it by the thousands. (opens the original)
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Two historic river ferries operate in Connecticut — the Chester-Hadlyme Ferry and the Rocky Hill-Glastonbury Ferry. Both carry thousands of passengers, cars and some bicycles across the Connecticut River each season. The Chester-Hadlyme Ferry was established in 1769 as Warner’s Ferry and is one of the nation’s oldest continuously operating ferries. It sails back and forth between Chester and Lyme. The Rocky Hill Ferry is the nation’s oldest, and it runs between Rocky Hill and Glastonbury. And ev
How many people ride CT's historic river ferries? (opens the original)
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Two historic river ferries operate in Connecticut — the Chester-Hadlyme Ferry and the Rocky Hill-Glastonbury Ferry. Both carry thousands of passengers, cars and some bicycles across the Connecticut River each season. The Chester-Hadlyme Ferry was established in 1769 as Warner’s Ferry and is one of the nation’s oldest continuously operating ferries. It sails back and forth between Chester and Lyme. The Rocky Hill Ferry is the nation’s oldest, and it runs between Rocky Hill and Glastonbury. And ev
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