Will You Game the System… or Win the Job Game for Your Kids?
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Let them spend their money cheating. The big reveal is that gaming the system doesn’t guarantee success anyway.
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Stop Misleading Birth Mothers: Genetic Secrecy Is Over
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In the past it was possible to sweep inconvenient genetic secrets about babies born “out of wedlock”, as a result of extramarital affairs, or fathered by clergy, etc. under the proverbial rug. Legislation now being considered at the State Capitol aims to change that.
Read MoreA Tax By Any Other Name is Still a Tax
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Nonprofit leaders understand that municipalities have their own tight budgets. But taking money from one type of community service to give to another would be counter-productive.
Read MoreSustained Education Efforts Bring Global Results
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The world has made significant progress in social, economic and development spheres — a reflection of what can be achieved when societies and countries work together on common social and economic development on a sustained basis in any given 15 to 20 year period.
Read MoreIs Your Adult Child Sending You to the Poorhouse?
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The word is out – parents nearing retirement should NOT sacrifice their financial stability by absorbing their adult children’s debt.
Read MoreNot Censoring the Truth
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The last thing I ever want to do as editor is offend someone. Whether it be with language, pictures or video, I will always strive to be as sensitive as I can to those who read our weekly content.
Read MoreManufacturing: Building Tomorrow’s Workforce
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Connecticut’s manufacturing industry is estimated to need between 25,000 and 35,000 new skilled workers for the state’s 4,100 manufacturing in the next two decades.
Read MoreResearch Worth Review in School Regionalization Debate
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School district consolidation. Mention this concept to Connecticut residents and you’re sure to get a variety of opinions, passionate arguments and disagreements, and questions and concerns
Read MoreAchieving the Best Price for Health Care Is Possible
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Pharmacy benefit managers and drug corporations have had the upper hand on patients for decades – sometimes dictating the highest possible prices that provide upwards of 7,000-percent profits on certain drugs
Read MoreAmputee Rights Take Giant Step Forward, Education Efforts Continue
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What brought me here today was my effort to improve the rights of amputees in Connecticut. Although, I started this quest alone, I didn’t finish it alone.
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