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In his state of the state address, Governor Ned Lamont said Connecticut is seeking to remain stable and protect its most vulnerable from chaos swirling in the White House.
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In his State of the State address, Gov. Ned Lamont said Connecticut is seeking to remain stable and protect its most vulnerable from chaos swirling in the White House.
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Activists ask CT lawmakers not to ‘wait and see’ when it comes to protecting immigrant communities
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There are a variety of reasons why international student enrollment has dropped . Student visas are now more difficult to come by, partly as a result of new federal guidelines scrutinizing the social media history of applicants.
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University of New Haven loses thousands of international students due to visa restrictions
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Scotland Town Clerk Sharon George enters the Scotland, Connecticut, post office. A federal bill sponsored by Democratic Congressman Joe Courtney would consolidate Scotland’s has six zip codes, an uncommonly high number for a town of less than 1600 residents and only 600 addresses. “If you live in Scotland and your address is Hampton, and you're a woman in labor,” said George, “The last thing you're thinking about is, wait, that's my mailing address. So a lot of times we have our birth certificates, and until mom and dad come in looking for it, I don't even realize it's missing.” January 20, 2026.
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A small Connecticut town’s federal push to consolidate its 6 ZIP codes
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FILE 2022: An aerial view of the Fairfield Beach area of Fairfield, Connecticut. The wastewater treatment facility is seen on the bottom right. Wastewater capacity could help determine areas for new housing across the state and is a goal of the CT Council on Housing Development, according to Rebecca Augur, with the state Office of Policy and Management’s Office of Responsible Growth.
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