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HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker today are reminding Connecticut families that during the summer months, nutritious meals are available at no cost to all children in the state, helping to ensure that students continue to have access to healthy meals while school out.
Any child age 18 and younger may receive meals at participating locations. No application, proof of income, or identification are required.
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- I am happy to introduce The Free Lunchtime Concert Series — three consecutive Fridays of free, live outdoor performances right by the fountain on the lower Green, presented in partnership with the Committee of the Proprietors of the New Haven Green, Morse Summer Music Academy, and the Music in…
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HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that Connecticut is one of several states partnering with RAISE US, a newly launched nonprofit organization that is bringing together states, employers, workers, and educators to build a workforce infrastructure that supports and trains workers to thrive in the modern, AI economy.
Connecticut’s partnership with RAISE US is part of…
(HARTFORD, CT) – On Tuesday morning, Senator Richard Blumenthal, Treasurer Erick Russell, and Veterans Affairs Commissioner Ron Welch will make an announcement regarding the state’s Unclaimed Property program and host a brief public ceremony to reunite families of Connecticut veterans with military medals that have been recovered through the program. The ceremony will be open to the media and will be followed by a press…
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Convenience Store Proposal Debated
A Branford resident’s application to open a convenience store across the street from a preschool on Goffe Street prompted pushback from neighbors who said they do not want or need another convenience store nearby.
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Elmiene Renews The Night
Fast-rising British-Sudanese R&B singer electrifies Toad's.
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Looney Endorses Moore
For 97th District state rep, in the runup to the Aug. 11 Democratic primary.
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92nd District Debate Tackles Experience Vs. Change
Some of the existential questions fracturing the Democratic Party and shaping its future made their way to a state representative debate on Tuesday night, as candidates spoke about Israel, democratic socialism, generational change, and ageism.
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Arrested Teacher’s Transfer Nixed
After the superintendent recognized that Thomas Fargeorge's transfer from Benjamin Jepson to Ross Woodward was "premature," given that he still has a pending criminal court case.
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Healy Tapped As Next Yale Police Chief
Healy worked as a New Haven police officer from 2004 to 2023 before retiring at the rank of captain and then joining the YPD.
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How A God Is Born
Journalist Jonathan Cheng's debut book studies Kim Il Sung's Christian childhood and the unlikely beginnings of the North Korean dictator cult.
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State Grants Build Farm-To-Pantry Pipeline
Loaves & Fishes' Lorrice Grant writes about three state grants that have helped connect New Haveners experiencing food insecurity with fresh, locally grown produce.
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Six-Week Program Provides Aspiring Paraeducators With Exam Preparation, Mentorship, and a Pathway Into Connecticut’s Special Education Workforce
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker today announced that registration is open for the Connecticut State Department of Education’s newly launched Paraeducator Preparation Academy.
This free, six-week program prepares aspiring paraeducators for the ParaPathways assessment required for employment in Connecticut by providing instruction from certified bilingual educators, covering the full cost of study materials and the exam, and offering Spanish-language support.
The inaugural pilot session will run from August 17, 2026, through September 23, 2026, at the Leaders for Educational Advocacy and Diversity (LEAD) Center in East Hartford. Registration is open through the first day of class. Once the inaugural session reaches capacity, additional applicants will be placed…
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Mom Was Right About Cod Liver Oil: Old School Tips that Still Work Today
Some years ago, African-American mothers’ daily routine or ritual was to give their children cod liver oil to promote and ensure good health. Most believed that this distinctive oil was extremely protective and helped to maintain wellness and prevent illness in their precious children. RELATED: Mom’s Favorite Natural Remedies Mothers all over the country swore by […]National Medical Association Statement On Charlottesville
The National Medical Association (NMA) condemns all acts of violence and the particular acts of racism, bigotry, and intolerance recently displayed in Charlottesville, Virginia. We are deeply saddened and offer our condolences to all those who were impacted by these divisive actions. For over a century, the NMA has advocated for equitable access to healthcare, […]National Medical Association Statement On Police Use Of Force
Silver Spring, MD (July 18, 2016) – The National Medical Association (NMA), representing over 50,000 predominantly African American physicians nationally, are deeply concerned by the recent and past incidents of Police Use of Lethal Force in the execution of their duties. The NMA is cognitive of the tremendous contributions of law enforcement officers in preserving […]Can Dairy Help Advance Health Equity For African Americans?
Did you know that your zip code can be a predictor of your health? So can your place of birth, where you work and play, your income and education, and a host of other factors — in addition to the choices you make each day about what to eat. These factors, what public health professionals […]NMA Remembers The Legacy Of World HIV Expert Dr. Beny J. Primm
The National Medical Association mourns the loss of Dr. Beny J. Primm who died last week at the age of 87. A leader in the fields of substance abuse and HIV, Dr. Primm was born in Williamson, West Virginia, on May 28, 1928. From an early age, he had a desire to be a doctor. […]Physicians Urge RSV Protection For Black Infants
“The Lives of Black Infants Matter!” the National Medical Association declared in a recent email update to members and colleagues. The statement referenced 2014 American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines, which limit preventative treatment against deadly respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) to only premature infants born before 29 weeks. Because black babies are more likely than white babies to face RSV risk factors, the […]NMA Launches “Because Our Lives Matter” Initiative On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
It is truly timely that the National Medical Association launches its “Because Our Lives Matter” Initiative on February 7, 2015, National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, during Black History Month. We are grateful to our partners in research and development who have created an entire new generation of HIV/AIDS medications that have saved thousands of […]NMA Releases Call To Action To End HIV/AIDS In Black Community
The National Medical Association issues an Urgent Call to Action to End HIV Disease and AIDS in the African American Community today World AIDS Day December 1st, 2014 and every day that follows until HIV/AIDS is a rare occurrence in African American communities. We commit all of our African American physicians and Call to Action […]2014 Summit Hosted By National Medical Association Produces New Coalitions And An Ambitious Plan To Combat Disparities
Education, Screening and Coordination with Other Entities, Including BlackDoctor.Org, Seen As An Effective Way to Decrease Black Healthcare Inequalities Washington, D.C. (April 21, 2014) – Members of the National Medical Association (NMA), the nation’s largest organization of African American physicians, have developed and refined an aggressive action plan to help reduce the health disparities that […]NMA Takes Stand Against Painful Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy (DPN)
The National Medical Association (NMA), the nation’s oldest and largest medical association representing the interest of over 50,000 African American physicians and the patients they serve, and pharmaceutical company Pfizer are working together to raise awareness of painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN). Peripheral neuropathy is nerve damage caused by chronically high blood sugar and is […]Nick Cannon Teams With The NMA For Lupus Awareness
The National Medical Association (NMA) is excited to highlight our collaboration with Bristol-Myers Squibb and Nick Cannon, a multi-talented entertainer and television personality, in an effort to raise awareness of lupus nephritis. READ: Nick Cannon Suffers Kidney Failure Nick Cannon was diagnosed in 2012 lupus nephritis and he is featured in a new video to […]NMA President’s Corner: A Year-End Message From Dr. Michael A. Lenoir
First, on behalf of the leadership and staff, best wishes to you and your family for a happy holiday season and a prosperous new year. This has been an important year for the National Medical Association (NMA). Your leadership has been busy in a number of areas; I will mention just a few. The Affordable […]Experts Release Landmark Findings On Blacks & Hepatitis C
The National Medical Association (NMA) released the much anticipated Consensus Panel Paper entitled: Hepatitis C: A Crisis in the African American Community. When faced with the startling facts on the burden of Hepatitis C (HCV) in the Black community, former NMA President Rahn K. Bailey, MD convened experts to make recommendations to address this crisis. […]Is Gun Violence A Health Disparity?
The National Medical Association (NMA) is the nation’s oldest and largest medical association representing the interest of over 50,000 African American physicians and the patients they serve. The NMA is committed to addressing health disparities and cites gun violence as a disparity. “The President of the United States was on target in his call for […]OUR FRIENDS
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Tight QB1 races for the Falcons, Browns, Raiders and Vikings? We projected the Week 1 starters
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