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Shoppers picking up onions, garlic or other root vegetables from George Hill’s Farm and other vendors at the Wooster Square Farmers Market in New Haven can get twice as much if they’re using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
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Workers are demanding higher wages and more staffing to ease their workload. The union says that cuts to staffing and guest services that many hotels made during the COVID-19 pandemic were never restored.
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The 4-day work week can mean different things for different companies. This hour, we take a look at this policy and others that are helping workers achieve better work-life balance.
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As Tweed New Haven Airport welcomes more flights, neighbors renew concerns over traffic, environmentThe airport expansion excites airport officials and business leaders, but not everyone is happy. Local officials and environmental advocates have ongoing concerns about air quality and increased traffic around the airport.
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But the $1,760 maximum assistance level projected for the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program is below aid levels offered in recent years.
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Thursday’s procedural vote is the first step in a long road for the bipartisan legislation to become law.
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Avelo Airlines also offers nonstop flights to 26 destinations from Tweed Airport in New Haven.
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The grocery store chain plans to close five Connecticut stores by the end of the year, along with 27 other stores in the Northeast.
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As many in Connecticut’s shoreline communities have already discovered, or may discover soon, homeowners insurance rates are increasing — by double digits year-over-year, in some cases. And what’s known as a “hurricane deductible,” once a rarity, is now close to ubiquitous.
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One in eight households across Connecticut get federal support for internet service through the Affordable Connectivity Program. The funding will go away without action from Congress.