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Food
By Bill Sarno, CTLatinoNews.com After completing an “intense” 15-month culinary education a few years ago, Abby Vargas-Salazar wanted to open an up-scale restaurant spotlighting Caribbean culinary...
Politics
Republican Ruben Rodriguez is looking to become the first Puerto Rican and Latino to be elected to Congress to represent Connecticut’s 5th congressional district....
MA Politics
Two high profile Latinos in public offices face charges; one resigned from his office, the other has been forced out by voters. Former DMV Deputy...
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By Chris Brodeur CTLatinoNews.com It’s not a football field so much as a football patch — a crude rectangle splotched with scraggly, shin-high...
CT Business
It’s an all-too-familiar sight in New England cities: massive, abandoned factories that, during a better time for American business, housed some of the...
Education
The family of Heriberto “Eddie” T. Rivera, a Waterbury firefighter who died while on duty 23 years ago, will not see his name attached...
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Several years ago, Barbara Luna Merchan, who’s now 13, learned about a charter school that would open in Danbury. She begged her mom to...
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MERIDEN — Inside classroom 28 at Hanover Elementary School, Bilingual Educator Alicia Lorenzo has formed a family with her group of 26 fifth-graders. Together,...