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Social Security, unemployment and Food Stamp benefits illegally collected by Hartford man
Ricardo Santiago, 59, pleaded guilty to a fraud offense on Monday in Hartford federal court. HARTFORD, Conn. — A 59-year-old Hartford man pleaded guilty to a fraud offense Monday in the city after ...
Connecticut high school graduate can’t read or write. Who failed her?
A Hartford Public Schools graduate is taking legal action against the city, the Board of Education, and one of her special ...
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Hartford Public Library receives $49,776 grant to enhance digital equity
The Federal Digital Equity Capacity Grant was administered by the state to support the library’s Community Digital Literacy Pilot program.
Hartford man pleads guilty to fraudulently collecting Social Security, unemployment, and food stamp benefits
HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - A man from Hartford admitted to fraudulently collecting Social Security, unemployment, and food stamp ...
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Ex-Hartford Chief Tapped For Interim Role Amid Turmoil In Search For Permanent Leader: Report
Former Hartford Police Chief James Rovella will return to lead the department — at least for now. Mayor Arunan Arulampalam ...
One dead after fire in Hartford: official
One person has died after a fire on Whitney Street in Hartford on Monday, according to fire officials. Firefighters responded ...
After Hartford HealthCare sells 50-acre property, CT town looks for framework for future
With Newington getting a rare opportunity to shape the future of its town center, residents say they want to encourage more ...
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Why some Connecticut residents could see an increase in their car tax bills
The Connecticut legislature could pass a bill that lets towns increase car taxes. How it affects you could be dealt with on a ...
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A Connecticut high school graduate can’t read or write. Who failed her?
A Hartford Public Schools graduate is taking legal action against the city, the Board of Education, and one of her special ...
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Once top-paid Connecticut counselor sentenced for defrauding Medicaid out of more than $1.6 million
Rachel Collins, 44, was sentenced to three years and one month in prison for submitting over 17,000 claims to Medicaid for services she didn’t provide.