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The Connecticut Water Company primarily supplies water from various reservoirs with the Shenipsit Lake Reservoir in Tolland serving as the largest single source for north-central Connecticut.
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Connecticut Water reinstates low-income households it mistakenly removed from assistance program
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Hundreds of families will continue to receive discounts on their water bills after the utility enrolled them in the program once again.
New Haven resident Sun Queen speaking at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford, Connecticut February 18th 2026. She was evicted from her apartment after more than a decade. “After 14 years of building a life inside the same apartment, I received the notice to quit, 14 years of memories, stability, community reduced to a piece of paper telling me to disappear,” Queen said. “Not because I destroyed property, not because I stopped paying rent, not because I endangered anyone, but because the system says a landlord can still erase a life with paperwork.”
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CT housing advocates relaunch push to expand eviction protections
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Rev. Darrell Goodwin is blessed with ashes by Rev. Allie Perry at a protest against ICE by clergy from around the state gathered in Hartford on February 18, 2026.
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In Hartford, CT clergy tell ICE: ‘Lay down your arms’
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FILE: December 08, 2023, at James Hillhouse High School, John Mills said his non-profit, the Alex Breanne Corporation, researches the history of enslaved people while emphasizing the need for historically correct stories.
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Connecticut historian traces Black patriots' fight for liberty and recognition
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