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Great-Grandma With Dementia Remembers a Lullaby When Holding Newborn Baby
When 89-year-old Elinor Hanson met her one-day-old great-grandson, a song that she’d sung to her children came right back to her: A Bushel and a Peck.
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Back to School Celebration Held at Dunkin' Donuts Park
Hartford Public Schools held a back-to-school celebration at Dunkin’ Donuts Park Tuesday. There were free backpacks and school supplies for Hartford Public Schools students. The first day of school in Hartford is Aug. 29 and families arrived and lined up for the event. The school department said the Office of Family and Community Partnerships handed out free backpacks stuffed with…
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Back to School Celebration Underway at Dunkin Donuts Park
Hartford Public Schools is holding a back to school celebration at Dunkin Donuts Park Tuesday and there will be free backpacks and school supplies for Hartford Public Schools. It is from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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State Urges More Families to Apply for CT's Child Tax Rebate Before End of Month
Putting money in parents’ pockets – that’s what the state aims to do to help families who qualify, especially during these difficult times. “I think anyone can agree with the rising prices of food of gas. You know, $750 dollars of gas in our pocket is going to go a long way,” said Candice Cardulis of West Hartford. Authorized by…
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State Urges More Families to Apply for CT's Child Tax Rebate Before End of Month
Eligible families will have until Sunday, July 31 to apply for the Connecticut’s child tax rebate, which gives $250 per child, $750 per family.
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Raising a Middle-Class Child Will Likely Cost Almost $286,000, According to USDA Data
Families are struggling to make ends meet and a patchwork system of antipoverty programs policies are distributing resources unevenly.
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Sandy Hook Families Channel Pain Into Helping Others
Even 10 years after the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting, the pain is still strong. But it’s also being channeled into helping others.
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Families Can Begin Applying on June 1 for New Child Rebate
Eligible families can begin applying next month for Connecticut’s new one-year child tax rebate program that’s included in the newly revised state budget, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Thursday. Rebates of up to $250 per child are expected to be issued in late August. The rebates will be provided for up to three children per family. While any Connecticut resident...
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Families Enjoy St. Patrick's Day Parade in Hartford
Thousands of people came out to experience the excitement of the Hartford St. Patrick’s Day parade, which hasn’t happened in three years as a result of the pandemic.
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Over 100 Connecticut National Guardsmen Welcomed Home From Deployment
For nearly a year, families back home counted the days and hours until their Connecticut National Guardsmen would land back on Connecticut soil.
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Over 100 Connecticut National Guardsmen Welcomed Home From Deployment
Last March, hundreds of Connecticut National Guardsmen boarded a plane for the Horn of Africa. For nearly a year, families back home counted the days and hours until their plane would land back on Connecticut soil. “It was hard. I missed him. His family missed him. I know he missed home. I’m happy that they’re back,” said Susan Way....
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Connecticut Sees 19% Reduction In Children In Foster Care
Over the past two years, 900 kids have been reunited with their families.
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Gov. Urges Eligible CT Families to Apply For Child Tax Credit Before Nov. 15 Deadline
Governor Ned Lamont is urging families that may be eligible for the new child tax credit to sign up before the Nov. 15 deadline. Those who are eligible could receive up to $300 per month, per child, through the new tax credit, according to Lamont. The governor says you are likely eligible, even if you don’t usually file taxes or…