Why Does Restoring Full Power In Puerto Rico Seem Like A Never-ending Job?
About a third of Puerto Rico’s residents – over 900,000 – are still living without electricity five months after Hurricane […]
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'Sudor Taino' – How One Latina Turned A Near-Death Experience Into A Fitness Ideology
Annika Darling/CTLatinoNews.com At 635 New Park Avenue, West Hartford, Conn., one Latina has used fitness to create a unified
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Carmen Rodriguez – One Of Hartford's Great Puerto Rican Leaders
Diane Alverio/CTLatinoNews.com When Juan Figueroa first met Carmen Rodriquez, it was 1987, she did not know him but she donated
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Latino Grandparents In Connecticut Stepping Up To Care For Grandchildren
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com For Matthew, a 26-year-old Bridgeport resident raised by his Puerto Rican grandparents, like for many Latino children,
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When The Three Kings Didn't Go To The Mall
Bessy Reyna The Christmas holidays of my childhood in Cuba, are now mostly a nostalgic memory of the family we
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The 'Despacito' Effect: The Year Latino Music Broke The Charts
It was a cultural moment in a year of swift changes. Much like the #MeToo movement brought attention to the
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CTLatinoNews.com 'Most Read' Stories Of 2017
During 2017, CTLatinoNews.com published hundreds of stories. They covered such topics as politics, education, business, human interest, health and
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Top Ten 'New' Latino Authors List For 2018
The annual list of Top “New” Latino Authors to Watch and Read has just been released, just in
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New Britain Boricua In Front Line Of Puerto Rico Rising
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com Hurricane Maria was a lot meaner than the Grinch, stripping Puerto Rico of not only utilities, housing
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Puerto Rico Relief Centers Rely On Cooperation Of Existing Resources – But Can Use More Donations
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com With hundreds of families and children from hurricane-devastated Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands pouring into Connecticut,
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Carmen Yulín Cruz Among Nominees For Time Magazine 'Person of The Year'
Since 1927, TIME Magazine has chosen a ‘Person of the Year’, defined as a person (or people) who has had
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Puerto Rico Is Facing a Mental Health Crisis After Hurricane Maria
After the devastation of Hurricane Maria, the road to rebuilding includes restoring power, rebuilding homes and making sure there’s