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Rev. Gina Gore (right) and Betsy Bergeron (left) in front of a quilt memorializing people who died of AIDs on display in the St. James Episcopal Church in Danbury, Conn. on June 3, 2026. The entirety of the quilt includes 50,000 panels, memorializing more than 110,000 people. “Hopefully a display like this will remind people that these were real people. These were lives that were lost,” said Bergeron, a member of the St. James congregation who helped organize the display.
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AIDS Memorial Quilt sections on display at Danbury church
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Erin Stewart offered a thumbs-up at a campaign rally on May 12, 2026.
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Protestors take over Main Street in Hartford to protest the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement on June 3, 2026.
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FILE: Amelia Smith of the CT Alliance for Retired Americans, speaks to the House Committee on Aging about the need for reforms to address premium increases for long term care insurance on February 24, 2026. Smith said her premium was $85 a month when she purchased the plan in 1994, and she is now charged over $800 per month.
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New CT law looks to boost transparency from long-term care insurers
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