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Belongings of evicted people in New Haven are stored at a warehouse at New Haven Public Works Department, waiting to be picked up. Five to six evictions take place a week on average, said Tariq Dasent ...

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A common misconception about the pharmaceutical industry is that you must have a specialized education and an advanced degree in order to get a job in that field. But Blake Derrick, Associate Director ...

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Renters are more likely to be evicted if their housing court case goes before former corporate attorneys or prosecutors, who have a disproportionate presence in Connecticut state courts, according to ...