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NBC Connecticut's Coverage of 12/14 Press Conference

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NBC Connecticut's coverage of the 12/14 press conference was conbined with overall budget information.

Torrington Register Citizen Letters to the Editor

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Two letters were submitted to the Torrington Register Citizen by parents in Torrington (Torrington Child Care Center) regarding the cuts to children's services. The Alliance mounted a letter and phone campaign to coincide with the press conference on Dec. 14.

John O'Leary's Radio Actuality Featuring Juleen Flanigan for 12/14

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Radio actuality produced and submitted to radio stations all over the state of CT prior to the 12/14 press conference. More than 31 newsrooms took the mp3 feed, which equals more than 31 stations accepting, due to multiple stations under the same owner.

New London Day: Associated Press Coverage of 12/14

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Susan Haigh, a reporter with the Hartford bureau of the Associated Press, covered the 12/14 press conference and her story was picked up by the New London Day.

New Haven Register Coverage of 12/14 Press Conference

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The New Haven Register's article regarding the state budget crisis and the 12/14 press conference hosted by Rep. Toni Walker and the CT Early Childhood Alliance.

Hartford Courant Coverage of Dec. 14, 2009 (2)

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One article and one column written in the Hartford Courant regarding the press conference and cuts to children's services from 12/14 press conference.

CT NewsJunkie: 36 Percent of Gov.‘s Cuts Target Children

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Christine Stuart reports if Rell’s proposal is adopted by the legislature the Care4Kids program, which helps subsidize quality day care for low and moderate income families, won’t be fully funded.

She quoted Kathy Queen, executive director of Wallingford Community Day Care, who said the cut would cause over 600 children to lose access to preschool programs, force 600 parents to quit their jobs in order to care for their children, and lead to multiple child care centers and layoffs of almost 100 teachers.

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