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Report: Connecticut DCF overpaid 141 providers $1.2 million; agency says more than $920K repaid
23+ hour, 3+ min ago (507+ words) The state Department of Children and Families overpaid 141 providers more than $1.2 million in July and the agency says much of the money has now been repaid, according to the latest state loss report. DCF also reported a data breach that…...
Burghley runs Stamford's Best Dressed Window Competition
9+ hour, 56+ min ago (436+ words) Some two dozen windows were assessed by judges Andrea Hoskins, owner of The George Hotel in Stamford; Burghley Lifestyle Ambassador Alex Collins; and “Notswolds” founders Laura Jekyll and John Simpson, with the Hindmarch & Co Garage emerging as the winner for…...
This Bristol summer camp for boys will???make you a better person???
2+ hour, 59+ min ago (1026+ words) Every summer, a small island in Newfound Lake in Bristol plays host to a group of boys ages 10 to 12. Camp Mayhew serves boys in New Hampshire who are living below the poverty line, in foster care, or who otherwise face…...
Charlie Boss: Bristol City chief executive says new investment is speculation
11+ hour, 4+ min ago (594+ words) Charlie Boss joined Bristol City as chief executive in February Bristol City chief executive Charlie Boss has said he will not comment on potential new investment in the club as it is currently only speculation. Greek gaming tycoon George Daskalakis,…...
Students return for brand new day at Bridgeport Schools
18+ hour, 59+ min ago (729+ words) BRIDGEPORT - The past few years at Bridgeport Exempted Village School District have been marked by intense planning, ambitious projects and new partnerships designed to expand options in education. On the first day of school Aug. 20 the students took their first…...
Connecticut's best cheeseburger is steamed, according to TastingTable
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (163+ words) Connecticut's best cheeseburger isn't grilled or griddled, according to TastingTable - it's steamed in Meriden. A steamed cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato prepared at Ted's Restaurant at 1046 Broad St. in Meriden, Conn., Monday, May 13, 2024. (Dave Zajac/Hearst Connecticut Media) "It's hard…...
Connecticut Bill Cosby accuser reflects on Playboy, Hefner and becoming a survivor advocate
1+ day, 39+ min ago (541+ words) Victoria Valentino, a prominent Bill Cosby accuser and former singer and hospice nurse from Ridgefield, spoke in an interview with Connecticut Public about her experience as a Playboy Playmate. Valentino, now in her 80s, has accused Cosby of drugging and sexually…...
Bridgeport breaks 54-year summer rainfall record with more than 21 inches
11+ hour, 23+ min ago (240+ words) Bridgeport’s meteorological summer has officially entered the record books, and August still has a few more chances to add to the total. The city has received 21.21 inches of rain since June 1 at Sikorsky Memorial Airport, according to the National Weather…...
Recent measles case confirmed as third in Connecticut this year, DPH says
22+ hour, 52+ min ago (163+ words) The Connecticut Department of Public Health announced on Monday that the state's third case of measles this year has been confirmed. The case involves an adult in Hartford County who recently returned to Connecticut after international travel, according to DPH....
Free breakfast, cellphone guidance and more: What's new in Connecticut schools for 2026-27?
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (649+ words) In the coming days and weeks, children across Connecticut will once again fill classrooms at the start of a new school year. Some things never change: the familiar back-to-school bustle of shopping for supplies, packing lunches and carefully picking out…...