In a post-plastic world, what bags do Connecticut’s grocery stores offer? There's a difference.
Connecticut has eliminated billions of plastic bags from the economy and ecosystem with a ban on single-use bags. But what do ...
How the system repeatedly failed Connecticut house of horrors victim for 20 years — despite warnings right from the start
Everyone really was concerned with this child since he was 5 years old. You knew something was wrong. It was grossly wrong,” said the former principal at his school.
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Former truck driver guilty of SS, food-stamp fraud | AI lift for a usage-based trucking insurer
The former driver pleaded guilty to charges of fraud related to a scheme to obtain Social Security, unemployment and food ...
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'Everyone who signs up to work for Donald Trump is signing up for one single project' | Opinion
If you’re like me, you move in liberal-ish circles online, and as a consequence, you have probably seen lots of stories about ...
In pricey Washington, any cuts to food stamps could hit hard
The state has relatively high food costs, and SNAP benefits are not adjusted for regional cost of living differences outside ...
SNAP benefits continue to be stolen, but reimbursement funding is dried up
People who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP benefits, to put food on the table are looking for help. Thieves have been stealing those benefits, and the federal funding to ...
Opinion: Federal money benefits Connecticut children and families
As with many other community nonprofits, public dollars are just one component of this organization’s funding; foundation ...
Federal dollars benefit CT children and families
Federal funding is essential and reflects the partnership that makes nonprofit services a valuable complement to public ...
Proposed federal cuts to Medicaid, SNAP, CHIP could impact more than a million CT residents
Opponents warn cuts to Medicaid and other federal programs proposed by Congressional Republicans would hurt Connecticut ...
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New York City man sentenced in CT for defrauding TJX stores in 30 states out of over $400,000
Chester Culler, 48, of Queens, N.Y., was sentenced to nine months in prison for committing more than 800 acts of theft and fraudulent transactions at TJK Companies.
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CT delegation warns of threats to Medicaid in GOP budget plan
Connecticut Democratic officials — and even some GOP congresspeople ... benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps. “So who is it bearing the brunt ...
Hartford man pleads guilty to fraudulently collecting Social Security, unemployment, and food stamp benefits
HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - A man from Hartford admitted to fraudulently collecting Social Security, unemployment, and food stamp benefits. Richard Santiago, 59, pleaded guilty in Hartford on Monday, ...