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St. Monica’s, a pillar of Hartford community, learns to live with less

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By Angela Eichhorst Verified
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
For 122 years, St. Monica’s Episcopal Church has been a pillar of Hartford’s North End and a sanctuary for Black worshippers. Until recently, it was the only historically Black Episcopal congregation in Connecticut with a full-time pastor. But now, facing a shortage of congregants and money, the church has had to cut its pastor’s hours to half time. The Rev. Tracy Johnson-Russell will still lead the service every other Sunday.
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St. Monica’s, a pillar of Hartford community, learns to live with less

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By Angela Eichhorst Verified
| News from the States
Share Description Photo courtesy of CT Mirror For 122 years, St. Monica’s Episcopal Church has been a pillar of Hartford’s North End and a sanctuary for Black worshippers. Until recently, it was the only historically Black Episcopal congregation in Connecticut with a full-time pastor. But now, facing a shortage of congregants and money, the church has had to cut its pastor’s hours to half time. The Rev. Tracy Johnson-Russell will still lead the service every other Sunday.
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Connecticut Towns Installing License Plate Reading Cameras on School Buses

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By Angela Eichhorst Verified
| Insurance Journal Verified
City and town leaders across Connecticut have been fielding growing pushback from residents over automated license plate readers, which opponents say raise a range of concerns about privacy. But as many state and local leaders have called for a pause on the technology to weigh new policy guidance, sSeveral towns are installing AI-powered license plate readers on school buses.
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