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Ensuring Every Child Benefits from Behavioral Health Quality Improvement (QI) Initiatives

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The job market is broken — and I’m graduating into it

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Where do Middletown’s unhoused go in the bitter cold? A former Wesleyan University fraternity

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10 numbers that explain how Sunday’s historic snowstorm affected Connecticut

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Connecticut agencies see surge in demand for services in cold weather, winter storm

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Connecticut officials explain changes to tax code starting this year

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Lamont pitches millions for food pantries, Planned Parenthood

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As a long, cold winter sets in, CT will fill in the gaps to help the homeless

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As a long, cold winter sets in, CT will fill in the gaps to help the homeless

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Melissa in the Morning: Homelessness Support

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During brutal cold, there is help for those who need it by calling 211

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As SNAP eligibility changes, CT lawmakers, United Way team up to provide grocery aid

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Feeding minds, but not students

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About 36K in CT are at risk of losing SNAP benefits. Here’s what to know.

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CT officials focus on tax cuts as new election cycle starts

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United Way says 211 funding not enough to handle call volume

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New federal SNAP rules mean 36K in CT still risk food insecurity

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CT lawmakers scrap child tax credit for middle class — again

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