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Riverbank Construction found in default of Fort Trumbull development agreement

Premium Content The Renaissance City Development Association found Riverbank Construction in default of its development agreement Thursday for failing to close on the Fort Trumbull housing project by the May 17 deadline.

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'First lady' of L+M lent sympathetic ear to unhappy patients

Premium Content Verna Swann, Lawrence + Memorial Hospital’s veteran patient relations manager, just wanted a $50 dining room set. Instead she got a career.

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'Kidsploration' episode 3

This is the third episode of "Kidsploration," a children's program featuring Steve Elci & Friends. Elci, an acclaimed singer/songwriter, is joined by the husband-and-wife improvisational acting team of Casey and Michele O'Neill.

House subcommittee rejects any notion of BRAC in budget

Premium Content The Readiness Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee has not only rejected the administration's request for base closings in 2015, it expressly forbade a new round.

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House votes to allow residents living illegally in state to apply for driver's licenses

Premium Content A bill that would allow Connecticut residents regardless of their immigration status to obtain a driver's license passed the House 74-55 Thursday morning after an all-night debate.

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Norwich Adult Education graduates prove it's never too late to learn

Premium Content For many Norwich Regional Adult Education students, a common theme has prevented them from getting their high school diplomas in the traditional timeframe — “Life got in the way.” On Thursday, life obligations paused for most of the 84 graduates in three adult education programs,...

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Historic-looking trolley to travel downtown Norwich streets

Premium Content The newest addition to the city's vehicle fleet would look at home on downtown Norwich streets 100 years ago.

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Medicare Costs in Connecticut

Hospitals in Connecticut -- and elsewhere -- charge vastly different amounts of money for the same procedure, according to data released Wednesday, May 8, by the federal government.

Compare what it costs for various procedures at hospitals throughout Connecticut.

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Premium Content Accidental 911 call gets quick response

The other day I was pleasantly surprised by the Waterford Police. A few...

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