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   Puerto Rico water crisis, youth marketing campaign: CT politics news

   Plus: CT commemorates International Overdose Remembrance Day, new cancer treatment arrives, and officials highlight local Latino businesses.

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   Jahana Hayes, angling for labor chair, suggests Dems failed unions

   Hayes accused Democrats of slow-walking a labor agenda when the party enjoyed a power trifecta for two years when Joe Biden was president.

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   Mashantucket Pequot Schemitzun feast draws tribal nations

   The sounds of drums, the smell of wood smoke and visions of colorful regalia filled the area as Schemitzun celebrated the harvest season.

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   Lindsay Clancy case spotlights parts of motherhood we don’t talk about

   The case will end in a mistrial — but the frustrations raised by women around maternal mental health and racial inequities aren’t going away.

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   CT ranks fifth for union membership among labor force

   CT and Rhode Island tied for the fifth-highest percentage of unionized workers last year behind New York, Washington, Alaska and Hawaii.

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   What’s open, closed on Labor Day 2026

   Unlike some holidays, many stores will be open on Labor Day with only a few services unavailable across CT. Here's what to know.

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   CT offers mental health resources for kids. Here’s what to know

   CT officials are launching a campaign to raise awareness about urgent crisis centers, which provide emergency mental health services to youth.

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   Citizens’ group pledges big ideas to reform CT property tax

   The Citizens’ Assembly hoping to reform Connecticut’s property tax system teased big ideas and a robust political debate.

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