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URI celebrates a football upset and a new track facility, while Bryant continues its winning streak and Brown looks for its first Ivy League victory
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Vermont's unemployment rate remains low, but its aging population is leaving the workforce
Almost 10,000 people left the workforce in the past year, according to the latest labor report from the Vermont Department of Labor.
New Cape Cod gas pipeline: Could it mean more consumption? Owner says no, but Sierra Club says yes
The Sierra Club says the publicly funded $302 million gas pipeline to Cape Cod could carry double the gas of the old lines, conflicting with public goals to reduce the use of fossil fuels.
How ICE arrests are affecting families and children in CT
As federal immigration agents make arrests, Connecticut children and families are feeling the effects. Hear from two teenagers whose parents have been deported by ICE.
Feds to release 315,000 barrels from heating oil reserve
The move is aimed at easing near-record high fuel oil prices as Maine households prepare for winter.
Counseling helps many students thrive. Is CT meeting the need on community college campuses?
Mental health resources differ across state-funded schools in Connecticut. Some want CT State Community College to increase in-person counseling and other services.
NH faith communities gather to remember people killed by ICE
The “Refusing to Forget” project invites communities to make flags and remember people who have died in ICE detention or have been killed by ICE agents.
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