Federal grant restored for Connecticut State Library
The library will receive the $2 million in funds, and expects funds next year as well.
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16h agoThe Connecticut State Library says a federal grant that had been cut last month has been restored.
In April, the library was told that more than $2 million in funds was being terminated immediately.
The library now says it will receive the money this year and expects funding next year too.
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