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Connecticut

Connecticut

The capital of Connecticut is Hartford and the State was admitted to the Union on: January 9, 1788. You may feel free to ad messages about the Cultures and Traditions of this State.

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Connecticut has long been known as a beautiful state with one of the most famous colleges in the world, Yale University. Yale being one the the premier Ivy League colleges puts out many politicians and fortune five hundred CEO's. They are also famous for the secret society Skull and Bones.
https://www.parascope.com/articles/0997/skullbones.htm

But not to be shadowed is connecticuts rich colonial past as well.

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Connecticut's history of constitutional government dates back to the seventeenth century and two significant documents: the 1639 Fundamental Orders, which bound the three original towns of Windsor, Wethersfield and Hartford into a colonial entity, and the Royal Charter of 1662 granted by Charles II. Twenty-five years later, when agents of James II attempted to seize the charter, it was spirited away and hidden in a majestic oak tree on the Wyllys estate in Hartford, thereby preserving the charter and the rights of the colonists.
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A SPRUCE FROM CONNECTICUT SERVES A DEEP-ROOTED TRADITION

Rob Kinnaird's family moved their Connecticut driveway four times in the past six decades to make way for the widening reach of an 88-foot tall, 45-foot wide Norway Spruce.
Ref. https://www.cnn.com/2006/US/11/10/rockefeller.tree/index.html

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Plainville OKs trash and recyclable contract

The Town Council has approved a six-year trash and recyclables contract with Latella Rubbish Removal of Orange. The contract goes into effect July 1 and Ref. Source 8

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Rash of burglaries in Cromwell have police on high alert

Since March 23, there have been nine residential burglaries in all parts of town, Police Chief Anthony J. Salvatore said Wednesday. The latest took place earlier in the day on Wednesday on Winthrop Boulevard, detective Sgt. Denise Lamontagne said. Ref. Source 2

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Stewart plans to cut over 67 jobs, close city services

By ROBERT STORACESTAFF WRITER NEW BRITAIN - Mayor Timothy T. Stewart announced Tuesday that - if his budget stands - 67 full-time city positions and several dozen part-time positions would be eliminated. Ref. Source 4

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Connecticut AG Calls for Voters to Elect Commissioner, Brokers to Disclose Fees and Quotes

Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has proposed the statewide election of the state's insurance commissioner and mandatory rules of disclosure for insurance brokers and agents. Ref. Source 9

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State House approves bill on early release for some prisoners; breathalyzer in cars for some drunken drivers

Hartford - A program that allows prisoners to earn good behavior and rehabilitation credits for an earlier release cleared the state House Tuesday afternoon by a 90-56 vote and is on its way... Ref. Source 5

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