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Connecticut’s Pratt & Whitney gets $1.3B contract for F135 engine upgrades
This story was originally published in Connecticut Mirror, a content partner with Rhode Island Current. Read the original version here. The U.S. Department of Defense awarded a $1.3 billion contract to Pratt & Whitney late Monday, giving a major boost to a program that will modernize the engines used in military fighter jets and help […]
Interval House raises awareness of domestic violence
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Interval House works to prevent and intervene in domestic violence, or intimate partner violence, where one person uses controlling behavior to maintain dominance and power over another. Advocates say there’s no time to waste when it comes to these cases. A string of domestic violence cases rattled communities across the state. […]
CVS employees in Hartford could lose jobs
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — CVS Health plans to lay off about 2,900 people, which means some employees in Hartford could lose their jobs. It’s unclear how many of those 2,900 could be in Connecticut. The company said most of those jobs are corporate roles. Jobs in stores, pharmacies and distribution centers will not be impacted. […]
Report: UConn Makes Final Decision On The Pac-12
Conference realignment is at it again but it doesn't sound like the UConn Huskies will be taking part (at least for now). After the Pac-12 scored Gonzaga University on Tuesday, talks of Connecticut joining the new-look conference as a football-only entity were explored. But according to the ...
UConn football not satisfied with strong start
Oct. 1—STORRS — Owning a winning record through five games is hardly cause for celebration. Even for a UConn football program that's suffered its share of losing seasons. The Huskies are taking what coach Jim Mora calls their "limited success" in stride. "We haven't earned anything yet," senior linebacker Jelani Stafford said Tuesday. "Everyone is excited. The media is excited. The fans are ...
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