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Same-Sex Marriage Law An Economic Boon For State
Nikki Wells and Barbara McNickles, a 40-something lesbian couple from Ohio, didn't think of themselves as economic trendsetters when they got in their car and drove to Connecticut on a chilly day in March last year.
They just wanted to get married....Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Kent (Litchfield, Connecticut), Housatonic River, Medical Research, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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U.S. AgBank, CoBank submit merger application
U.S. AgBank and CoBank, two of the five banks in the Farm Credit System, announced that they have submitted their merger application to the Farm Credit Administration (FCA), the System's independent regulator. Following unanimous votes by the boards...Tags: Kansas, Shareholders, Alaska, Maine, Utah
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Michelle Obama Visits Stamford For Blumenthal: 'We Need This Man In Washington'
The Hartford CourantFirst Lady Michelle Obama came to Connecticut today to stump for both Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Richard Blumenthal and her husband, President Obama. She devoted a large part of her 20-minute speech to addressing the expectations of the partisan...Tags: U.S. Senate, Washington (U.S. state), Richard Blumenthal, Palace Theater, Heads of State
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The great political campaign of 2010
![WASHINGTON — In a radio interview that aired last week on Univision, President Barack Obama chided Latinos who "sit out the election instead of saying, 'We're gonna punish our enemies and we're gonna reward our friends who stand with us on issues that are important to us.'" Quite a uniter, urging Hispanics to exact political revenge on their enemies — presumably, for example, the near-60 percent of Americans who support the new Arizona immigration law.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-11/57237685-01070137.jpg "WASHINGTON — In a radio interview that aired last week on Univision, President Barack Obama chided Latinos who "sit out the election instead of saying, 'We're gonna punish our enemies and we're gonna reward our friends who stand with us on issues that are important to us.'\" Quite a uniter, urging Hispanics to exact political revenge on their enemies — presumably, for example, the near-60 percent of Americans who support the new Arizona immigration law.")
Fox59.comWASHINGTON — In a radio interview that aired last week on Univision, President Barack Obama chided Latinos who "sit out the election instead of saying, 'We're gonna punish our enemies and we're gonna reward our friends who stand with us on issues...Tags: Arizona, Political Campaigns, Elections, Hispanic and Latino Americans, Minority Groups
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Blumenthal Defeats McMahon In U.S. Senate Race
It was the most expensive political contest in the state's history, and one of the nastiest and most colorful. But in the end, Tuesday's election for the U.S. Senate was as easy a win for Democrat Richard Blumenthal as had been predicted at the start....Tags: Gays and Lesbians, World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., Elections, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), History
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Gas Barreling Toward $4 A Gallon
wpix.comYou knew it was coming: the average price of gas could top $4.00 a gallon as early as next week. Motorists in Washington, D.C. joined those in Hawaii, Alaska, California, Illinois and Connecticut where prices have already hit the $4 mark and beyond,...Tags: New York, Alaska, Washington, DC, Illinois, AAA
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National Marijuana Day: Not as green as you might think
Staff reporterWednesday is National Pot Smokers Day, or National Marijuana Day, observed each April 20 and derived from the preferred time of consumption in the marijuana-smoking subculture — 4:20. A group of California Bay Area high school students, nicknamed...Tags: New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska, Earth Day, Washington, DC
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In Baltimore, Schaefer recalled as 'icon,' 'good man' who cared
![Jon Koscher brought his coffee and muffin Tuesday morning to the statue of William Donald Schaefer at the Inner Harbor to pay his respects to the "founding father of tourism in Baltimore."](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-04/61005029-19083258.jpg "Jon Koscher brought his coffee and muffin Tuesday morning to the statue of William Donald Schaefer at the Inner Harbor to pay his respects to the "founding father of tourism in Baltimore.\"")
Jon Koscher brought his coffee and muffin Tuesday morning to the statue of William Donald Schaefer at the Inner Harbor to pay his respects to the "founding father of tourism in Baltimore."
"If you ever met the man, you'll never forget it, and if you...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Ocean City, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Regional Authority, Restaurants
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Snoop Dogg Under Fire For 'Blast' Malt Drink
CNNMARYLAND -- Seventeen state attorneys general are urging Pabst Brewing Co. to stop marketing to young drinkers and halt production of a new malt beverage promoted by rapper Snoop Dogg. In a letter sent to the Pabst Brewing Co., Maryland Attorney...Tags: Maine, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, Idaho
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New Book Visits 28 Private Gardens
"A house comes alive with a lot of people," says garden writer Jane Garmey, "but I think a garden is a much more private and personal experience. When you see a garden, you get to know the person whose garden it is." Garmey's new book, "Private Gardens...Tags: Sharon, Lyme, Salisbury (Litchfield, Connecticut), Gardening, Arts and Culture
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