Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced a $96 million settlement for consumers who bought certain generic medications from 2009 to 2019, with drugs like albuterol + warfarin sodium included, and he urged residents to check if they qualify for compensation.
Black Bamboo, an American Chinese restaurant at the corner of Vanderbilt Road and Farmington Avenue, has been a local favorite since opening in 2010 — Sonny Chen was recently honored in the 40 under 40, reflecting the family’s teamwork and strong community support.
Connecticut homeowners are preparing for steeper heating oil costs this winter as diesel prices reach record highs at $6.47 a gallon.
Consumers are advised to review contract options and maintain heating systems to manage rising bills.
Yale University in New Haven ranked fourth among national institutions for quality and value, while the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London (top regional pick) earned the best regional college spot according to U.S. News for 2027.
Quinnipiac and UConn also ranked high for value.
Wildlife officials report that bear conflicts are rising this fall in Connecticut with over 60 reported home break-ins as bears search for food before hibernation.
Residents are advised to secure trash + lock outdoor bins to keep bears away.
State officials announced a one-time $300 payment for families who lost SNAP benefits after new work requirements.
Residents can pick up a prepaid grocery card that doesn’t expire by contacting their local community action agency.
Connecticut shoppers are increasingly choosing grocery store prepared foods to save money as dining out costs rise.
Grocers like Geissler’s have expanded their selections to offer fresh and value-priced meals, drawing a wider range of local customers.
Gavin Sherry, a 2022 Conard High School grad, will race in the UCI Under 23 World Championship Road Race on Thursday in Montreal as he shifts from running to cycling after overcoming leg injuries + now riding with the USA Cycling U-23 team.
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