Can State Reach Spanish Speakers in an Emergency?
By Doug Maine Were state residents who speak only Spanish adequately informed about safety measures and procedures before, during and […]
By Doug Maine Were state residents who speak only Spanish adequately informed about safety measures and procedures before, during and […]
By Doug Maine State agencies offer printed materials with information relating to severe storms and other types of emergencies, Scott
In the next phase of the first lady’s push to get the nation, especially children, to live a healthy
By Brian Woodman Jr. Life has been a challenge for 14-year-old Iliana Aviles. But she has proven that she is
About one in ten children in the U.S., most living below the poverty line, are currently living with a
President Barack Obama addressed the nation on Tuesday night and said the U.S. is using diplomatic channels to force Syria
Being bilingual may be good for you. People who are bilingual have likely developed a higher level of mental flexibility
East of the railroad tracks in West Hartford, in a multicultural shopping plaza stands a former McDonald’s restaurant with a
Hugo Balta As a Latino in the United States there are certain prejudices people have about where I’m from, my
Getting a college education, for many Latino and African-American students and their families, has long been presumed to be the
Which Latin American country dominates the best restaurants list? The culinary elite in South and Central America, the Caribbean and
By Barbara Thomas (Editor’s Note: In July, CTLatinoNews.com, MassLatinoNews.com and RILatinoNews.com launched a campaign to assist the 65th Gold Medal Alliance with their national efforts to