Sazón de Connecticut: El Mercado, Hartford
There’s an intersection on Hartford’s busy Park street that has nothing to do with motorists and everything to do with […]
Food, Sazón de CT
Business, CT Business
Hispanic Heritage Month: USA’s Economic Engine
“The Hispanic community in the United States has contributed significantly to US economic growth in recent decades and will continue
Uncategorized
Latino Artist Speaks Universal Language Through Jazz-Themed Art
Upcoming gallery talk with Connecticut artist and curator Andres Chaparro
Education, Finance
Back To School: College Savings Program Reaches Milestone, Expands
The Connecticut Higher Education Trust (CHET) Baby Scholars celebrated its fifth anniversary at Manchester Memorial Hospital with this month’s announcement
Business, CT Business
Latino-Owned Coffee Shop Unites Community One Cafecito At A Time
“You have to take steps to ensure a diverse community exists within your own store; give people who often times, are not given an opportunity…you give them a chance”
-José René Martínez
Democracy>Politics, Uncategorized
Demands For Puerto Rico Governor To Resign Grow, Including In Connecticut
By Bill Sarno, CTLatinoNews.com Jason Ortiz had just arrived Monday in Puerto Rico to visit family members, but when thousands
Business, CT Business, Education, Uncategorized
CRT Hosts Summer Youth Employment Program
By Vicki Adame, CTLatinoNews.com HARTFORD — Starting Monday, nearly 200 young people will be part of the local workforce. But like many
Business, CT Business
National media outlets ignore US-born Latinos, according to a new study
Report: 44.4% of U.S. Latinos prefer their news in English and online
CT Business, Food
Food Truck Paradise offers a taste of Latin America in New Haven
NEW HAVEN — A sea of Latin American flags just off Interstate 95 mark the spot of the Food Truck
Democracy>Politics, Health, Uncategorized
Prescription Drug Bill Dies in the Senate (video)
“Powerful interest groups and last minute political gamesmanship prevented good policy from becoming law.”
Nora Duncan, State Director, AARP-CT
Business, CT Business
Solar energy increasing in Latino communities
While the number of rooftop solar installations in the country has increased more than 50 percent each year over the past seven years, communities of color in many states are not adapting to solar power.
Business, CT Business, Press
CTLatinoNews.com and Identidad Latina partner to serve Hispanic/Latino Community in Connecticut
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 4, 2019 CTLatinoNews.com (CTLN) is excited to announce its new alliance with Identidad Latina Multimedia (ILM).