Mike Savino is a journalist based in Connecticut, focusing on local news in the Hartford area. He writes for The Hartford Courant and CTNewsJunkie, covering a range of topics including human rights, healthcare, business, and legislation. His work has also been featured in National Mortgage Professional.
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