Connecticut's Proposal To Expand High-Speed Internet Access Earns Federal Funds

Connecticut's Proposal To Expand High-Speed Internet Access Earns Federal Funds

The U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration has approved Connecticut’s proposal for the federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program, awarding $144 million to the state that will be used to expand high-speed internet access statewide.

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Dangers of Teen Driving Are Focus of Book Launch, Aiming to Limit Tragedies

Dangers of Teen Driving Are Focus of Book Launch, Aiming to Limit Tragedies

Law firm Hinckley Allen, with offices in eight states including Connecticut,  hosted a book launch celebration recently for the release of the third edition of Not So Fast: Parenting Your Teen Through the Dangers of Driving, an acclaimed, research-based guide for parents, co-authored by Connecticut resident and firm partner Timothy Hollister.

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Trinity College Debuts New Facility for Squash Squads; Winning Tradition Continues

Trinity College Debuts New Facility for Squash Squads; Winning Tradition Continues

Trinity College’s Men’s and Women’s Squash teams began a new era in a new facility on campus by honoring last year’s National Championship team. The hope… that the new era will be much like the old, earning plaudits as among the most dominant colleagiate athletic programs in the nation.

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Quantum Technology Gaining a Foothold in Connecticut, Centered in New Haven

Quantum Technology Gaining a Foothold in Connecticut, Centered in New Haven

The State of Connecticut is making a $50.5 million investment in public infrastructure and facilities in downtown New Haven that are targeted toward propelling growth in the life sciences industry and the emerging sector of quantum technologies. And a new initiative at Yale plans to use quantum technology to send a beam across Long Island Sound.

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