State labor officials say about 43,000 Connecticut residents could lose emergency unemployment benefits at the end of December unless Congress continues the program.

As I sit here among a growing pile of pine needles and straggling scraps of wrapping paper, my wandering eyes found an interesting piece on Forbes about consumer-driven health care.

In Pennsylvania, the number of unemployed workers dropped by 16,000 in November, marking the highest decline since 1983 and the second largest decrease on record, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry.

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