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Small-town Connecticut wants housing for families with children

Small-town Connecticut wants housing for families with children
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Undocumented immigrants become 'permanent patients' in hospitals

Undocumented immigrants become 'permanent patients' in hospitals
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Key bills that passed and faltered during the 2021 legislative session

Some came out of the 2021 legislative process happy with what they'd achieved. Others are plotting their strategies for a special session.

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Health care reform in 2021: Bills that passed and failed

Lawmakers convened the 2021 session with lofty goals for health care reform in Connecticut. Here are bills that passed and those that failed.

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CT legislature expands HUSKY to undocumented kids

Jacqueline Rabe Thomas :: CtMirror.org State Sen. Matthew Lesser, right, speaks at a rally outside the state Capitol calling on the General Assembly to provide insurance to undocumented immigrants. Children eight years old and younger, regardless of their immigration status, will qualify for Connecticut’s Medicaid program, known as HUSKY, beginning on Jan. 1, 2023, after the state Senate late Tuesday gave final approval to a bill expanding the coverage. The Senate passed the bill on a vote of 26 to 10. Two Republicans, Sens. Heather Somers and Paul Formica, joined Democrats in voting in favor. It cleared the House earlier in the day.

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