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While Foulkes leads the race for governor, incumbent Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos and Republican John Loughlin are statistically tied
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Kids love graphic novels, but parents aren’t so sure. A CT librarian weighs in
Graphic novels are becoming one of the best selling book genres in North America – but not everyone is happy about it.
ICE is more active in Vermont. But federal data overstates it
Immigration and Customs Enforcement data points to a dramatic spike in arrests so far this year. But ICE didn't make many of those arrests, a Vermont Public analysis found.
Wabanaki Nations celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day and press for recognition of sovereignty
Former Penobscot Chief Barry Dana says in recent years, the Wabanaki Nations have successfully fought to establish Indigenous Peoples' Day and also get rid of offensive school mascots. But he says they're still waiting for the state to recognize their sovereignty.
CT man who shot bear killing his animals sees charges dropped
Michael Gero said he lost his beloved pet goat Ferdinand and multiple chickens to the black bear.
Yes, most of southeastern Mass. is still in a drought
Much of southeastern Massachusetts has experienced drought conditions for over two years. Despite the rain, that trend continues.
AIC president seeks solutions in reaction to threat of probation, loss of accreditation
American International College currently remains accredited and eligible for federal funding.
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