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Our Choice For President

Izabela Bonzanini News 02 Nov, 2020

Our primary mission is to provide our readers, whether they arrived in the country a few weeks ago or generations ago, with information that can improve their quality of life. We are not in the business of selling opinions as news. That is why Tribuna has refrained from making political endorsements for most of its history over the years.

2020 General Elections – Vote, Vote, Vote!

Emanuela Palmares News 29 Oct, 2020

The pre-election voter registration cutoff deadline is seven (7) days before Election Day on Tuesday, November 3. Connecticut also has Election Day Registration on Election Day itself for voters who need it.

Four Strategies to Connect with Your Child

Izabela Bonzanini News 29 Oct, 2020

Everyone wants to feel connected to the people they love, that they are heard and valued. Everyone believes that what they have to say is important. Children are no different. As a parent, life coach and prevention specialist, I have found connective communication to be an effective way to speak to kids, especially when you want to talk to them about drugs and alcohol.

Maple Apple Cake

Izabela Bonzanini News 27 Oct, 2020

Filled with a layer of local apples and cinnamon, sweetened with maple syrup and topped off with walnuts, this dairy-free Maple Apple Cake is autumn simplicity at its best. It’s just as good for breakfast on a crisp morning as it is for an afternoon treat with a cup of tea or hot cider. Before we get started, I have two recommendations.

Six Months Into Pandemic, Just Two Families Have Received Aid From State’s Rental Assistance Program

Izabela Bonzanini News 27 Oct, 2020

Only two families have received aid in the five months since state officials established a program to help those struggling to pay rent during the pandemic

WHAT IS THE NEXT STEP IN YOUR LIFE?

Izabela Bonzanini Get Smart - News - Health 22 Oct, 2020

Every vote counts and so should every voter’s safety. People shouldn’t have to choose between their health and safety and their constitutional right to cast their ballot. And thanks to new legislation, Connecticut voters concerned about COVID-19 can safely and securely cast a mail-in or drop-off absentee ballot for the November 3 General Election.