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By Karla Rensch
Americans, as well as Brazilians, are culturally prone to celebrations; both enjoy living well and celebrating life. Unlike in Brazil, in the United States, there is a national holiday that halts the country in a noble and captivating way, for it is a day of gratitude, when families and friends gather to feast and together…
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By Tribuna Staff
Open Enrollment through Access Health CT is November 1 to December 15, 2018 HARTFORD, Conn. (November 1, 2018)— The Lt. Governor and the Chair of the Access Health CT Board of Directors, Nancy Wyman, and the Chief Executive Officer of Access Health CT (AHCT), James Michel, today announced that the 2019 Open Enrollment period has…
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By Eric Faria
We far too often find ourselves stuck fretting over the small stuff. Here’s the thing: as human beings, we are not taught how to be emotionally intelligent. Think about it: we learn how to read and write in school, we study different kinds of sciences, learn about our history and that of the world and,…
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By Alicia Ghio
As the leaves start to fall and the crisp winds blow, I feel the need to bake. It may be getting brisk outside, but it is warm and cozy inside our house with the scent of freshly baked cookies filling the air. On the baking list are these chocolate peanut butter chip oatmeal cookies. This…
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By Tribuna Staff
Editor’s note: As the 2018 gubernatorial election approaches, on Tuesday, November 6, Tribuna has decided to provide its readers with a side-by-side comparison of where the two major party candidates stand on what we believe is the most pressing issue of this election cycle – reforming Connecticut’s tax system. The information below was gathered from…
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By Emanuela Palmares
Since 1999, we have worked to build bridges and join cultures, informing our community regardless of origin, but with a primary focus on connecting immigrants to the communities they have chosen to call home. During election years, we reflect on the role of the media in the divide and animosity we see in politics in…
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By StatePoint
When it comes to car travel, families know that keeping baby safe and happy is essential, and understanding the latest expert recommendations is one of the best ways to help keep children as safe as possible. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recently updated its recommendation on how long children should ride in rear-facing car…
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By Anne E. Mead, Ed. D.
It’s that time of year again, when parents attend parent-teacher conferences to learn how their children are doing is school. Conferences are a dedicated time between parents and teachers to speak about your children, what they are excelling in and how you can support learning at home. Regardless of how your children are doing in…
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Start your holiday shopping! Almost 40 vendors will be featuring their many one-of-a-kind items, including crafts, food from Vermont, chocolate, alpaca wool products, jewelry, hand-made cards, essential oils, holiday and Christmas decor, hand-painted signs, team blankets, bibs, knitted and crocheted items, recycled paper jewelry made by women in Uganda, wreaths, landscape paintings, Avon, Christmas ornaments,…