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With New London mayor Michael Passero (left), Ned Lamont takes in a view of New London from a terrace at The Beam apartment building April 14, 2023.
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Apartments are going up across New London County, but many remain unaffordable, experts say
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There's a flurry of new apartment construction in New London County. But problems of affordability linger.
Holding a knife in his right hand and approaching officers, a screen grab from the body camera of Connecticut State Trooper Romeo Lumpkin, shows the seconds before 59-year-old Byron Harvey was shot in the abdomen by Lumpkin during eviction proceedings Tuesday, May 09, 2023, in Brooklyn, Ct. 'You’re going to have to shoot me,” said Harvey, “If you don’t, I’m going to get at least one of you,'" the video shows.
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Lamont signs bill to clarify when police can pause body cameras
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Connecticut residents are losing options to access affordable internet benefits with no action at the federal or state level.
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Nearly 200K CT households at risk of losing internet subsidies as federal program winds down
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Greenwich-based Mothers for Others expects to distribute its one-millionth diaper through a diaper drive running from Mother's Day to Father's Day.
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Diaper bank in Fairfield County will soon surpass 1 million diapers given to families in need
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FILE: At the start of the 2022 school year, attendees of Angel of Edgewood's Back to School Extravaganza pick up fresh produce early Saturday morning. As one of the largest back-to-school events in the area, it provides Hartford families with back-to-school supplies, food, clothing and basic necessities to set them up for success at the start of school.
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