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Spotted lanternflies had already moved into parts of Northern Connecticut, but now they have reached the stage of their lifecycle when they can fly, suddenly making them more visible.
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The nonprofit is also shutting down in-home care services across the state. -
New Haven area singer-songerwriter and music educator Liz McNicholl died last month. -
From Medicare for All, to a public option, to an all-of-the-above strategy, health care emerged as a key campaign issue this week. -
A state-appointed group of educators, parents, and lawmakers hopes to craft recommendations for schools trying to manage digital learning by September. -
The invasive species has few natural predators and can damage plants important to the state’s agricultural economy -
Payments from national PFAS settlements add up to $43 million for the state’s public drinking water systems. -
Most of the demonstrators were women who said they sympathized with Clancy's effort to get postpartum mental health treatment. The Duxbury woman is on trial for killing her three children in 2023. -
A rash of near-shore shark sightings has led to temporary beach closures and surveillance measures along the southern Maine coast.
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