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Several on Saint Francis Hospital's community board resign
3+ day, 59+ min ago (988+ words) by Katy Golvala, CT Mirror September 10, 2026 Multiple members of a board overseeing Saint Francis Hospital have resigned, according to a spokesperson for the hospital’s parent company, Trinity Health of New England. The resignations came after reports of serious patient safety…...
Opinion: Teachers are omitting a big part of financial literacy
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (453+ words) by Zoe Callaway, CT Mirror September 10, 2026 Connecticut parents and students are gearing up for a new school year, and this fall brings a welcome addition to classrooms in the state and in many others nationwide. Personal finance courses, long an…...
CT donor responds to global aid cuts with record gift to Americares
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (442+ words) by Associated Press, CT Mirror September 9, 2026 Americares, a nonprofit that supports thousands of health centers globally, announced a $50 million gift Wednesday from an unidentified Connecticut family. The contribution represents an unusual expansion at a time when the United States’ sudden…...
Opinion: Dear Fairfield, have you met AI?
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (724+ words) by Leslie Jezior, CT Mirror September 9, 2026 I recently started looking into what Fairfield is spending on the various camera technologies. One number stopped me in my tracks. I could have sent another unanswered email to the first selectwoman or my…...
Lamont, Fazio offer preview on coming debate over electric rates
5+ day, 58+ min ago (838+ words) by Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror September 8, 2026 Gov. Ned Lamont and his Republican challenger, state Sen. Ryan Fazio of Greenwich, practiced campaign talking points on electric costs Tuesday while seated together at a meeting of the state Bond Commission and then…...
The longest commute
1+ week, 13+ hour ago (628+ words) by Jim Cameron | Columnist, CT Mirror September 6, 2026 No single event in my lifetime had a greater impact than 9/11. And for veteran commuters it is still fresh in their minds. So I asked them to share some of those memories, excerpted…...
CT ranks fifth for union membership among labor force
1+ week, 2+ day ago (585+ words) by Sasha Allen, CT Mirror September 4, 2026 Connecticut has among the highest rates of union membership in the nation. According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Connecticut and Rhode Island tied for the fifth-highest percentage of unionized workers last…...
Lamont, CBIA pan Trump's trade war with Canada
1+ week, 6+ day ago (803+ words) by Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror August 31, 2026 In case you missed news of President Donald Trump’s declaration of a trade war with Canada, the administration of Gov. Ned Lamont strove Monday to ensure that the White House gets all due credit…...
Opionion: Generational health is generational wealth
1+ week, 6+ day ago (568+ words) by Philip Rigueur, CT Mirror August 31, 2026 For generations, Black and Brown families were denied equal access to many of the systems that create wealth in America. The consequences of those exclusions did not end when the policies changed. They continue…...
Opinion: Florida's failing for-profit railroad
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (795+ words) by Jim Cameron | Columnist, CT Mirror August 30, 2026 That’s a suggestion I often receive from commuters hoping that railroads who treat riders like customers instead of cattle are incentivized to offer better service. Sounds good in theory but, as the finance…...