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Larson, Ways and Means Democrats Introduce Resolution of Inquiry Probing ‘DOGE’ Election Interference Scheme at Social Security
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Larson Announces $500,000 in New Federal Funding with Mayor Arunan Arulampalam to Support Renovations at Hartford Public Library
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Larson and Mayor Connor Martin Announce $1 Million in Federal Funding for East Hartford Fire Department to Replace Station 2 and Combat House Fires
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Larson Speaks With Demonstrators Protesting ICE in Torrington
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Larson Announces $500,000 in New Federal Funding to Support Survivors and Prevent Gun Violence in the Greater Hartford Area
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Larson Visits Connecticut Foodshare Mobile Pantry in East Hartford
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Larson, Courtney, Senator Blumenthal, Lieutenant Governor Bysiewicz Secure $750,000 for Easterseals in Windsor to Expand Veteran Suicide Prevention Efforts
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Larson Announces $1 Million in New Federal Funding to Expand Harriott Community Healthcare Academy in Blue Hills, Bloomfield, and Across Connecticut
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Larson Announces $3 Million in New Federal Funding to Remove PFAS Chemicals from Southington Water Supply
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Larson Visits Vendors at Parkville Market to Discuss Affordability Crisis and Trump's Cost-Raising Tariffs
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